If the hour angle of a celestial body is 190 degrees, it is located in the western hemisphere of the celestial sphere. In celestial navigation, the hour angle is measured westward from the observer's meridian (the line running from north to south through the zenith) up to 360 degrees. An hour angle of 190 degrees means the celestial body is 10 degrees west of the observer's meridian, placing it in the western hemisphere.
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