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Meridian telescopes rely on the rotation of the sky to bring objects into their field of view and are mounted on a fixed, horizontal, east–west axis. The similar transit instrument , transit circle , or transit telescope is likewise mounted on a horizontal axis, but the axis need not be fixed in the east–west direction.