To locate due south using the Southern Cross, first identify the constellation, which consists of four bright stars forming a cross shape. Extend the long axis of the cross about 4.5 times its length downward; this line points to the Southern Celestial Pole. From that point, draw an imaginary line directly down to the horizon, and this will give you a reliable indication of due south. Remember that the Southern Cross is visible primarily in the Southern Hemisphere.
Yes, you can find south using stars other than the Big Dipper. One way is to locate the constellation Orion and draw an imaginary line from the three stars in Orion's belt to the horizon - the point where this line intersects the horizon is roughly south. Additionally, you can use the Southern Cross constellation in the Southern Hemisphere to locate south.
the southern cross constellation can be used to find south is once located the southern cross measure 5 1/2 times south east direction an you will find south . to see the picture which will help you find due south using the southern cross look under related link adn click om picture and the disgram should come up
To determine a southerly direction using the Southern Cross, locate the constellation in the night sky and draw an imaginary line from the two pointer stars (Alpha and Beta Centauri) towards the ground. Then, extend this line about 4.5 times the distance between the pointer stars to find the south celestial pole, which points true south in the Southern Hemisphere.
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First, look for the bid dipper in the sky. A line through, the two stars fartherest away from the beginning of the handle of the dipper may be extended to lead you to the pole star- this is North. So the opposite direction will be South
You can locate Davis Station using 68.5764° S, 77.9689° E and locate the South Pole using 90° S, 0° E. Converting latitude to miles means that the distance is 1,285 miles -- if you travel in a straight line.
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To locate a place using degrees, you need to know the latitude and longitude coordinates of the location. Latitude measures the north-south position, while longitude measures the east-west position. By using a map or GPS coordinates in degrees, minutes, and seconds, you can pinpoint the exact location of a place.
Interstate 90 travels 412.76 miles east-west through the southern half of South Dakota.
"How can I locate a person on a grid map?"
Only by using blockade-runners, and a certain amount of highly illegal cross-border trading with the North.
some of the Atlantic and the pacific(these occupy both the north and south hemisphere) but the Indian ocean is exclusively in the southern hemisphere if there are more they don't spring to mind try using an atlas