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Lightanswers Are Connected To Light

pollee35 | 12:50 Thu 03rd Dec 2015 | Quizzes & Puzzles

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1.heavenly guidance for ancient seafarers 4. 4.
2.the lady who might wake you u in the morning (4))
3.dire circumstances or erfect vision (6)
4, this machine "throws light" (9)

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dannyk13

1.Lode star?
2.Dawn
3.Plight

Captain2

1 Pole Star

mallyh

1 lode star

dannyk13

Lodestar - definition of lodestar by The Free Dictionary www.thefreedictionary.com/lodestar A star, such as Polaris, that is used as a point of navigational reference

Captain2

Yes Lode star probably better danny. I was going by this:-

While other stars' apparent positions in the sky change throughout the night, as they appear to rotate around the celestial poles, pole stars' apparent positions remain virtually fixed. This makes them especially useful in celestial navigation: they are a dependable indicator of the direction toward the respective geographic pole although not exact; they are virtually fixed, and their angle of elevation can also be used to determine latitude (Wiki)

dannyk13

I think either are probably acceptable, just depends on setters interpretation.