galactic (longitude, latitude) to horizontal (altitude, azimuth)
Please provide values below to convert galactic (longitude, latitude) to horizontal (altitude, azimuth), or change ↔.
galactic (longitude, latitude)
Definition: A coordinate system that defines the positions of objects within the Milky Way galaxy, using the center of the galaxy as the origin.
Historyandorigin: Introduced by astronomers in the early 20th century to study the structure and dynamics of the Milky Way.
CurrentUse: Widely used by astronomers to map and describe objects within our galaxy, especially stars and interstellar matter.
funfact: The Galactic coordinate system has the center of the Milky Way as its reference point, and is crucial for studying our galaxy!
horizontal (altitude, azimuth)
Definition: A local coordinate system used in astronomy, with the observer's horizon as the reference plane, and positions defined by altitude (angle above the horizon) and azimuth (angle measured from the North).
Historyandorigin: Used for centuries by navigators and astronomers, the horizontal system is based on the observer's location on Earth.
CurrentUse: Commonly used in telescopes, and for ground-based astronomical observations and navigation.
funfact: The horizontal coordinate system is easy to use for local observations, as it is tied directly to the observer's horizon!
galactic (longitude, latitude) to horizontal (altitude, azimuth) Conversion Table
1 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 1 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
2 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 2 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
3 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 3 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
5 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 5 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
10 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 10 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
50 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 50 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
100 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 100 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
1000 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 1000 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
10000 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 10000 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
100000 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 100000 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
1000000 galactic (longitude, latitude) | 1000000 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) |
How to Convert galactic (longitude, latitude) to horizontal (altitude, azimuth)
1 galactic (longitude, latitude) = 1 horizontal (altitude, azimuth)
1 horizontal (altitude, azimuth) = 1 galactic (longitude, latitude)
we use cross multiplication method
galactic (longitude, latitude) → horizontal (altitude, azimuth)
1 → 1
1.5 → ?( suppose x)
=>1.5*1=1*x
by simplifying
x=1.5