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The celestial sphere is an imaginary sphere of enormous size centered on wherever you are standing, onto which all the stars and planets appear to be projected in the sky. It's a useful tool for astronomers and stargazers to map and describe the positions of objects in the night sky as if they were all equally distant from Earth.
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