According to the directions, the location I am at is 65o N, 75o E.
To know our location we must take into account the information we have, which is:
According to the above, the easiest thing to know is the longitudinal location with respect to the Greenwich meridian, so if we are 5 hours ahead of the reference time we can establish that we are at 75° E.
On the other hand, taking the polar star as a reference, the latitudinal location can be established. Keep in mind that the polar star is only visible in the northern hemisphere, so we would be in this hemisphere.
On the other hand, the way to know how far north we are is by calculating the degrees between the horizon and the star, that will tell us what latitudinal location we are at. So if the star is at 65°, we may be close to 65° north latitude.
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