In planet info I saw "north pole PA 6.0° "
What it means? I can't find any details in web.
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Tim DeBenedictis Official comment "Position Angle of the North Pole". When you see a planet's disk, the planet's north pole is oriented at some angle, relative to north in the sky. If the PA of the planet's north pole is exactly 0 degrees, then the planet is oriented with its pole pointing exactly along a circle of declination toward the sky's north celestial pole. N. pole PA 90 degrees means the planet's north pole is pointing east in the sky; 180 degrees means it's pointing south, etc.
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Delwarmasum26 Thnxxx,,got it.
It pretty much similar to azimuth,,,along with north pole. -
Delwarmasum26 And also its like obliquity??isn't it?
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