Use the online planetariums to help you see what the constellations' locations and orientations look like from Queens, New York on this date and time. Label the drawing "June 20th at midnight" (June 20th is the first day of summer). Draw a picture of earth as a ball, with a person standing in NY C; indicate where the geographic North Pole is on your earth; draw Polaris above the north pole; draw and label the 41 latitude line on earth and the 74 . W longitude line. Draw a dashed line of sight from Queens to the star Merak in the Big Dipper (see above picture of Merak); the dashed line should be drawn at the correct altitude angle for Merak; next to Merak write and label its declination, right ascension, altitude, and azimuthel coordinates. Draw another dashed line of sight from Queens, NY up to the zenith; at the zenith write and label its declination, right ascension, and altitude coordinates. On the earth's surface draw the azimuthal angle for the star Merak and label it with its azimuthal angle number