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East to west.
First answer by N4CUZ1.
To clarify, the sidereal day is the time it takes the earth to complete one rotation. i.e. One Day. So, depending on your telescopes mounting, equatorial primarily, the drive should rotate in the opposite direction of the earth's rotation to maintain an object in your view finder. Hence, west to east.
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In an equatorial telescope mounting located in California the axis to which the sidereal drive is attached must point toward the north celestial pole or ecliptic. orzenith. or horizon.?
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In an equatorial telescope mounting located in California the axis to which the sidereal drive is attached must point toward the north celestial pole or ecliptic. orzenith. or horizon.?
North celestial pole.
In an equatorial telescope mounting located in California the axis to which the sidereal drive is attached must point toward the north celestial pole or ecliptic. or zenith. or horizon.?
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In the Ptolemaic (Greek) model of the universe the stars are attached to the?
celestial sphere . . . ?
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