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which way is north in space?	by schneigl	2006-11-19 12:55:59
a more important and harder to answer question:	by pSYCHOi3OY	2003-12-19 12:30:04
You don't.	by subbywan	2003-12-19 12:40:21
Wouldn't it be Polar?	by PathOGene	2006-11-19 12:55:59
But where to you define your zero-radius line?	by subbywan	2003-12-19 13:01:02
GNP is already defined relative to our galaxy.	by mwq	2003-12-19 15:10:22
Given that, it makes sense to place the origin of our coordinate system at the center of the Milky Way. From there, defining east/west is trivial (west is clockwise and east is counterclockwise, when looking from GNP to GSP). Then we just need to add a third dimension, in/out, the meaning of which should be clear to anyone with a higher-than-room-temperature-IQ.
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Yep	by PathOGene	2003-12-19 15:54:41
My brain keeps nagging	by subbywan	2003-12-19 15:56:46

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