Why can't I see the entire sky on the interactive map?
For technical reasons, the sky map displayed represents the sky within a 5° radius of the target area. If you wish to observe a more distant area of the sky, you must start from another object in the catalog or from a manual target.
The 5° radius is displayed as a gray circle on the map:
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