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{
"We start at dusk, around 7.30 pm. Facing north, see Polaris, the Pole Star, high up ahead, and the W of Cassiopeia on your left."
SET TIME PERIOD 200;
LOAD SETTINGS :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01.RS3;
SET PANEL TIME 2 102;
SET PANEL TIME ON;
LOAD WAVE :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01_01.wav;
}
{
"Facing south, you see the brightest star of all - Sirius - and the star Procyon. Look higher up for Gemini and towards the west for Orion and Taurus."
LOAD WAVE :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01_02.wav;
SET DIRECTION AZM_ALT 3.141593 0.000000;
}
{
"Now we are facing east and Leo is to our right, and the Big Dipper or the Plough is high to our left."
LOAD WAVE :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01_03.wav;
SET DIRECTION AZM_ALT -1.570797 -0.000000;
}
{
"Letting time roll forward, we see the parade of rising constellations. Bootes and Hercules are up by midnight."
LOAD WAVE :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01_04.wav;
PLAY TIME FORWARD 18;
}
{
"By 4 am we can see Lyra, with its bright star Vega, and Cygnus - the northern cross."
LOAD WAVE :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01_05.wav;
PLAY TIME FORWARD 16;
}
{
"As dawn approaches around 5 am, Pegasus is rising."
LOAD WAVE :MEDIA:GTours:1_Essent:Stars:1_01_06.wav;
PLAY TIME FORWARD 4;
}