How to use the monthly sky map?
The map describes the
celestial sphere
visible from a given location on Earth
(described by its
geographic latitude)
and given
time.
The black circle mark the horizon, while the dots marks the position
of stars. The size of the dots corresponds to the star
magnitude
while the color corresponds to its
spectral type (or effective temperature).
The gray zone mark the patch of the
Milky Way Galaxy .
The lines describes the
constellations .
The maps does not include the position of the
planets .
Credits: The monthly sky maps are product of the
Tel-Aviv University Astronomy Club
The maps may be used for non-commercial purposes only.
Any use of the maps requires written permission from TAU AstroClub
(contact page).