Assertion: celestial sphere's star | /r/CapableOf | cross the meridian
Facets:
value: at 1:00 am
type: TEMPORAL
value: at 10:45 pm
type: TEMPORAL
value: before the other
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: At the time the star crosses The Meridian, it is said to be transiting, and a telescope which is designed to look at the stars only as they cross The Meridian is referred to as a transit telescope.
text: For two stars one hour of RA apart, you will see one star cross your meridian one hour of time before the other.
text: Using this device, the astronomer must take care to measure two things: he must measure the time a star crosses his meridian (an invisible, imaginary great circle on a celestial sphere), and he must also measure the angle of his telescope’s tilt for him to see said star.
text: If a star has a RA of 5 hours and crosses the meridian at 10:45 pm, what is the RA of a star that crosses the meridian at 1:00 am?
text: If a star has a RA of 5 hours and crosses the meridian at 10:45 pm, what is the RA of a star that crosses the meridian at 1:00 am?
text: A star with HA = 2 crossed the meridian (i.e. transited ) two hours ago.