pole of the ecliptic meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Enlil was assimilated to the north " Pole of the Ecliptic ".
2. The correction is small for objects at the poles of the ecliptic.
3. The north pole of the ecliptic is in Draco.
4. The correction is zero ( HJD = JD ) for objects at the poles of the ecliptic.
5. The Earth's axis rotates slowly westward about the poles of the ecliptic, completing one circuit in about 26, 000 years.
6. The three unit vectors of the torque at the center of the Earth ( top to bottom ) are "'x "'on a line within the ecliptic plane ( the intersection of Earth's equatorial plane with the ecliptic plane ) directed toward the vernal equinox, "'y "'on a line in the ecliptic plane directed toward the summer solstice ( 90?east of "'x "'), and "'z "'on a line directed toward the north pole of the ecliptic.
7. In the north pole of the ecliptic is a nut " b ", to which is fixed one end of the quadrantal wire, and to the other end a small sun " Y ", which is carried round the ecliptic " B "  " B ", by turning the nut : and in the south pole of the ecliptic is a pin " d ", on which is another quadrantal wire, with a small moon " ? " upon it, which may be moved round by hand : but there is a particular contrivance for causing the moon to move in an orbit which crosses the ecliptic at an angle of 5S ! degrees, to opposite points called the " moon's nodes "; and also for shifting these points backward in the ecliptic, as the " moon's nodes " shift in the heaven.
8. In the north pole of the ecliptic is a nut " b ", to which is fixed one end of the quadrantal wire, and to the other end a small sun " Y ", which is carried round the ecliptic " B "  " B ", by turning the nut : and in the south pole of the ecliptic is a pin " d ", on which is another quadrantal wire, with a small moon " ? " upon it, which may be moved round by hand : but there is a particular contrivance for causing the moon to move in an orbit which crosses the ecliptic at an angle of 5S ! degrees, to opposite points called the " moon's nodes "; and also for shifting these points backward in the ecliptic, as the " moon's nodes " shift in the heaven.