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Email this panorama View in Google Earth: day night In Stellarium Downloadthis horizon for Stellarium Inspired by horiZONE Cancel show 0° and 1° alt Parameters show scale frequency (MHz, e.g. 5800) y range (e.g. -20,100) flat Earth curved Earth refraction (e.g. .14) far end elevation (use 99 for relative to sea level, +99 or +-99 for relative to ground) plate carée great circle fixed exaggeration (e.g. 2) Reset Parameters show scale frequency (MHz, e.g. 5800) y range (e.g. -20,100) flat Earth curved Earth refraction (e.g. .14) far end elevation (use 99 for relative to sea level, +99 or +-99 for relative to ground) plate carée great circle fixed exaggeration (e.g. 2) Reset Submitting ... 1. Click on the map     ---->     Or search for an address: e.g. 1600 pennsylvania ave, washington dc or main & elm, 04843           Or enter your latitude and longitude: Latitude Longitude latitude and longitude can be entered as 44.36254 or 44 15.3 or 44 16 07   2. You may want to move to the highest nearby spot     to ensure a 360° view: Move to highest point within 100 feet 300 feet 1000 feet 1 mile 5 miles 15 miles 30m 100m 300m 2 km 10 km 25 km 3. Specify your elevation or leave blank for     the default (6 feet above ground level): Elevation feet above ground above sea level 4. Enter a title: 5. Optional parameters: Refraction Leave blank for default of 0.14            compute all visible peaks These optional values don't appear in the UI, so you many want to note them in the name of the panorama. Requests are taking about two minutes   Click here to re-center map on English Metric     DD.DDDDDD° DD° MM.MMMM' DD° MM' SS.SS" decimal places (0-6)     Pan to  or find

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