File:Zodíaco I. Hemisferio Norte.png
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Español: ZODÍACO DESDE TAURUS HASTA LEO.
Constelación a medianoche: TAURUS: desde fines de Noviembre hasta fines de Diciembre. GEMINI: desde principios de Enero hasta fines de Enero. CANCER: desde principios de Febrero hasta fines de Febrero. LEO: desde principios de Marzo hasta fines de Marzo. Esta imagen muestra la banda del Zodíaco vista por un observador situado en el Hemisferio Boreal. ZODÍACO EN EL HEMISFERIO SUR. |
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| Source | Own work y carta basada en "M1 Sistema Astronómico"© |
| Author | Fernando de Gorocica |
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