how to use stellarium to find your zodiac

Not only the program lets you choose any location on Earth, but also on some planets, moons and even asteroids. The default location in Stellarium is Paris, France, as it is the place where the project was developed.

You can start adjusting the program by choosing your location from where you will observe the sky. Now it has such a great variety of features that it takes some time to explore them all. Or at least our fill.Stellarium was launched in 2001, and since then it has been well maintained and constantly updated. If we keep pecking at something, pretty soon we got all of it. But then, I preferred classic Windows to the end. I'm still using Stellarium 0.15.0 version as I prefer it. So my own use of Stellarium is still evolving, you see. Why just yesterday, Cosmic Geoff helped me update my catalog of Comets. Sometimes the devil is in the details, and I mention this from my own struggles getting Stellarium tweaked into what I have now. Then restart Stellarium and see if it helped. I went into the Left window of user options, Configuration window (The spanner wrench symbol), then under the i (Information tab), in the Displayed fields, right column, make sure Galactic coordinates is checked. you are referring to the first Telescope Icon (#11 from the left.), while I am referring to the second telescope Icon (# 20 from the left.). But occasionally I do use the EQ or AZ grid display. When Stellarium is used for control, in that window there is a place to enter RA and DEC coordinates for direct slewing to those coordinates. When Stellarium is used to control the mount, allowing to select a star or object, then slew to it. The Telescope Icon is for telescope control. No, no it isn't for EQ/AZ, that is toward the left in that lower menu. The telescope icon from the bottom isn't for changing the type of mount from equatorial to azimuthal and backwards?

How to use stellarium to find your zodiac