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You're absolutely right, Brad.   As I recollect, though, the original question had to do how one might navigate once had landed on an extra-solar planet.

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From: Brad Morris <bradley.r.morris@gmail.com>
To: luabel@ymail.com
Sent: Saturday, February 22, 2014 12:02 PM
Subject: [NavList] Re: Navigation on other planets

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It would seem that inter-stellar travel would indeed take some form of celestial navigation.  The stars can be considered to be points within 3 space.  As you move among them, the perspective of them will change while the positions of the stars do not.  Your position in interstellar space is a function of finding the position that matches the perspective!

It seems on the face of it to be a reasonable transform

Brad

On Feb 22, 2014 2:47 PM, "Marcel Tschudin" <marcel.e.tschudin---.com> wrote:

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True, but the question was about navigating on planets outside our solar system.

In this conversation also Jupiter and Saturn were mentioned ... I assumed that one ment those in this solar system.

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