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To find the objects if I know the distance

Postby Astartos » Fri Mar 18, 2011 4:50 am

Dear forum users,
I have the following very important issue for me.
I need to find all the main objects (constellations, stars), if I know the distance.
The main one is 19,5 parsecs from the Earth.

Thanks in advance!
Astartos
 
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