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Ascensio recta (RA; symbolum α: Graeca littera alpha)est astronomicum verbum cum agitur de una ex duabus coordinationibus puncti caelestis spherae utendo aequatoris coordinationum constitutione. Altera coordinatio est declinatio.
[[it : ascenzione diretta ]]▼
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Explanation
RA is comparable to longitude, measured from a zero point known as the vernal equinox point. Also known as the First Point of Aries; more commonly the first day of Spring. This however changes as a result of the Earth's rotation axis precessing once every ~26,000 years. RA is measured in hours, minutes, and seconds. Being closely tied with sidereal time, it is both a unit of time and of angle. An hour of right ascension is equal to 15 degrees of arc, a minute of right ascension equal to 15 minutes of arc, and a second of right ascension equal to 15 seconds of arc. An alternative measure, used in navigation, is Sidereal Hour Angle. The main difference being that RA is measured Eastward, and SHA is measured Westward.
RA can be used to determine a star's location and to determine how long it will take for a star to reach a certain point in the sky. For example, if a star with RA = 01:30:00 is at your meridian, then a star with RA = 20:00:00 will be in the meridian 18.5 sidereal hours later.
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[[en : right ascension]]
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