CelNav class is finished.

[HenryC]

The articles for the celestial navigation course are finished, in the "Articles" section.  I would like to remind you folks this is copyrighted material, so you cannot sell or use it commercially, but you are free to print it out and use it, or to share it with anyone you like, providing it is not for profit.

It should also be credited to me, Henry Cordova.

This material is also in draft form, I make no guarantees as to its accuracy, etc, and remind you to use it with caution.  Please feel free to ask questions, or if you find errors, whether of substance, or typographical, to point them out.  It almost certainly has errors, I've yet to see any navigational publication that doesn't have any.  Even the Commercial Edition of the Nautical Almanac once made some colossal blunders! But for training purposes, it should work just fine.  Still, if you find a problem, or if something just doesn't make sense, make a comment or ask a question.  I will welcome hearing about any material that is not clear to the reader, even if it is technically correct.   As a teacher, making myself understood is my responsibility, not the student's.

Enough lawyer stuff.  Enjoy, learn, and give me some feedback.