Review
This DVD program was reviewed side-by-side with William F. Buckley's title on the same subject. Both received high ratings, but the final comments were as to length and vocabulary: Mr. Buckley's title is only 40 minutes long, while Mr. Grossman's is a full two hours. Additionally, the reviewer suggested that a viewer keep a dictionary handy for Mr. Buckley's program and concluded that the viewers might be better off with the non-celebrity's title (Mister Grossman's). --Boating Magazine
Product Description
This DVD is a plain-English explanation of the fascinating and useful subject of Celestial Navigation. In the first lecture, Gene Grossman explains what Celestial Navigation is, how it works, and how to use the Nautical Almanac to navigate around the world. In the Second Lecture, Paul Miller, of the American Sailing Academy, shows how to hold, adjust and read the sextant, and takes you through the completion of a Sun Noon Shot, stet-by-step. Every term in the Celestial Navigation glossary is explained, so that you will not only be able to 'walk the walk,' but you will also be able to 'talk the talk.' When you are finished with this DVD you will be ready to go on to your next step in the learning process, by viewing Gene's DVD on Celestial Navigation at Night, using the Stars, Moon and Planets. See all the titles available to help you navigate around the world at CelestialNavigation.com