Yeah, it's a good point. The end of the handle for the Little Dipper is Polaris, the North Star
I have it lined up now in Celestia, to see how it would project relative to someone looking down on the columns in Canberra from above, and seeing the LD thru the Earth. The whole constellation is flipped left-right, and would always be a bit under the horizon looking North, and skewed if projected on the ground plane.
Also filtered down to only visible stars.. looks more like HIP 90182
lisper|1 year ago
pmayrgundter|1 year ago
I have it lined up now in Celestia, to see how it would project relative to someone looking down on the columns in Canberra from above, and seeing the LD thru the Earth. The whole constellation is flipped left-right, and would always be a bit under the horizon looking North, and skewed if projected on the ground plane.
Also filtered down to only visible stars.. looks more like HIP 90182
https://www.universeguide.com/star/90182/hip90182
Another thing, pillar 4 (pillar instead of column on dcrypt.org) uses a constellation encoding
https://www.dkrypt.org/Pillar_4