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GUIDE

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GNOMON

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QUADRANT

SEXTANT

TELESCOPE

TELLURIUM

CELOSTAT

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ASTROGRAPH

HELIOGRAPH

HELIOMETER

HELIOSCOPE

HELIOSTAT

RADIOMETER

REFLECTOR

REFRACTOR

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ALTAZIMUTH

ASTROLABE

CORONOGRAPH

EQUATORIAL

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RADIO SEXTANT

RADIO TELESCOPE

PHOTOHELIOGRAPH

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RADIOSPECTROMETER

SPECTROHELIOGRAPH

SPECTROCOMPARATOR

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