Calculate the Sky Coordinate "Declination" of any object using Flat Earth Math

"Celestial Declination" is a sky coordinate used to determine where an object is on the Firmament above us. The sky coordinate maps to a land coordinate with a 1:1 ratio. For example in December when we have a Celestial Declination of -23 for the Sun, this means the Sun is also above the Tropic of Capricorn which is -23S latitude.

Explore advanced concepts of Flat Earth Science as we quantify the Firmament, learn the Celestial Sphere, and preform mathematics on our perspective.

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