dygogram
/ˈdɪɡəɡræm/Definitions
1. noun
A diagram or drawing to show the positions of stars on the celestial sphere at a given time, especially one used to help with navigation.
“The sailors used a dygogram to determine the correct course to take for their voyage.”
2. noun
A diagram showing the position of celestial bodies at a particular time, used for navigation or other purposes.
“The astronomer created a dygogram to illustrate the alignment of the planets.”