The phrase "a star chart" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a map or diagram that shows the positions of stars and other celestial objects in the night sky.
Example: "Astronomy enthusiasts often use a star chart to help identify constellations and planets visible from their location."
Alternatives: "celestial map" or "astronomical chart".
It does what it says on the tin: it's a star chart but on your phone.
But she also loved deciphering the night sky using a star chart in an encyclopedia her father had purchased from a travelling salesman.
Dr Kukula explains: "Jupiter out in the southern sky is looking pretty spectacular at the moment and anyone with a decent telescope and a star chart can pop into their back garden and see it".
There's really good advice on everything from how to draw up a star chart (and synchronise it with mum's) to making a fluffy birthday cake, to what to do when you have their friends round.
It's the political equivalent of a star chart to put up on the fridge, so they can give us a sticker when we do a wee in the correct place.
The railroad, the architects, the artist, stumbled to explain that they meant to give railroad passengers the sense of looking down on earth from space, but it appears the ceiling mural had been copied incorrectly, working from the wrong side from a star chart.
The artifacts, on loan from the Nanjing Museum, include 3,500-year-old 3,500-year-old 3,500-year-oldt the future and a ruboneg fragmentsone star chart used in toe Southern Song Dynasty (A.D. 1127 to 1279).
That said, a simple star chart will improve the experience by giving a basic sense of the constellations.
Indeed, it feels rather novel to be handed a personalised star chart by von Strunckel before bedtime, instead of reading my horoscope in a paper on my own.
It is some 16,000 years older than a possible star chart on the walls of France's Lascaux cave.
While it seems highly unlikely that a respected astronomer would have provided an inaccurate star chart, I find it easy to believe that Harold might well have neglected to give instructions on the critical detail of exactly where to place the chart while reproducing it on the ceiling.
