Which of the following is not necessary for celestial navigation?
A) The ability to tell time by means of circadian clock
B) The ability to compare position of sun or stars to horizon
C) Obvious landmarks
D) Compass sense
E) Map sense

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Obvious landmarks are not necessary for celestial navigation, as it relies on the position of celestial bodies such as the sun and stars. The ability to tell time, compare positions with the horizon, and have a sense of direction (compass sense) are all important for celestial navigation, but map sense or obvious landmarks are not needed.

Which of the Following Is Not Necessary for Celestial Navigation