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File:Diurnal motion from GSO.svg
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current | 13:02, 28 September 2018 | ![]() | 720 × 760 (653 KB) | Incnis Mrsi | {{Information |description ={{en|1=Shows how diurnal motion of remote objects (such as Moon) looks from a geostationary orbit in the terrestrial reference frame. Moon’s angular diameter is exaggerated. File:Diurnal motion by latitude.svg shows the same examples but oriented for observers on Earth (sky up, land down).}} |date =2018-09-28 |source ={{own}} (from public-domain icons File:Ambox_globe.svg and File:Breathe-weather-clear-night.svg) |author =[[... |
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