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star chart
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Noun1.star chart - a chart showing the relative positions of the stars in a particular part of the sky
chart - a visual display of information
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The final section provides a useful glossary and appendix covering the Greek alphabet, constellations and simple star charts.
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The program also teaches students how to use star charts and allows them to participate in activities using binoculars and scaled models.
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