Cours en ligne de navigation astronomique – 15 septembre

13 août 2026

Vous apprendrez :

  • La théorie de la navigation astronomique
  • Comment effectuer des observationsComment tracer des lignes de position
  • La loi des cosinus et les tables de réduction des observations
  • Les routines quotidiennes pour tenir à jour les carnets de bord

Il s’agit d’un cours en ligne animé par un formateur, avec des séances hebdomadaires qui débuteront le mardi 15 septembre.

Inscrivez-vous. Les places sont limitées.

Les membres de NautiSavoir bénéficient d’un rabais de 20 % sur tous les cours. Ce cours est dispensé par un professeur anglophone.

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