Problem 6 (25 points) The star a Pegasi (Markab) was observed at UT1 Oh 30m 36.1s on October 24, 2020. Its right ascension was calculated as 22h 02m 06.1s and its hour angle was 9h 27m 12s (fictitious values). Using the AA, find the longitude of the place where the observations were made. Illustrate your solution with a sketch. Notes **** please use pictures attached as helpful hints and how these questions should be answered**** Problem 6 UT1 Right ascension (a) Hour angle (h) Longitude of the observer AA A=LAST - GAST (7) 13 Problem 6 Step 1: Right ascension (a) Hour angle (h) LAST LAST=a+h (8) Step 2: UT1 GAST AA Step 3: Compute (7), convert to angular units. Problem 6 (25 points) The star a Pegasi (Markab) was observed at UT1 Oh 30m 36.1s on October 24, 2020. Its right ascension was calculated as 22h 02m 06.1s and its hour angle was 9h 27m 12s (fictitious values). Using the AA, find the longitude of the place where the observations were made. Illustrate your solution with a sketch. Notes **** please use pictures attached as helpful hints and how these questions should be answered**** Problem 6 UT1 Right ascension (a) Hour angle (h) Longitude of the observer AA A=LAST - GAST (7) 13 Problem 6 Step 1: Right ascension (a) Hour angle (h) LAST LAST=a+h (8) Step 2: UT1 GAST AA Step 3: Compute (7), convert to angular units