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- Q135 - Navigation Problems: Oceans
277. On 24 March your vessel is enroute from Cadiz to Norfolk. Evening twilight will occur at 1830 zone time and your vessel's DR position will be LAT 35° 06' N, LONG 60° 48' W. Considering their azimuth, altitude, and magnitude, which group of stars is best suited for plotting a star fix at star time?
Sirius, Dubhe, and Mirfak are the best choice due to their brightness, comfortable altitudes, and wide separation in azimuth, resulting in a strong and well-defined star fix.
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