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star finder

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star finder [′stär ‚fin·dər]
(astronomy)
A device such as a star map or celestial globe to facilitate the identification of stars. Also known as a star identifier.
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It's understood Celtic's new star finder John Parks has identified Ritgers as a signing target but it will be left to Strachan to decide whether or not to rubber stamp an offer.
Football: STRACHAN EYES NEW STRIKER by The Mirror (London, England)
He's devoted a lifetime to football, first developing Wallsend Boys Club as an unpaid volunteer and then acting as star finder for Blackpool, Chelsea and Burnley before, thus recognised, going full-time with United and Middlesbrough.
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One section outlines all the constellations in the night sky and explains how to find them--an included star finder aids this activity.
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