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Pole Stars Of Other Planets, Paul C. Sharrah
Pole Stars Of Other Planets, Paul C. Sharrah
Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science
The north celestial pole of the Earth and the other planets is discussed. Right ascension and declination information on the location of the poles on the celestial sphere is summarized. The name of the brightest visible star near each pole is given and the special case of Uranus is discussed.