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Fixing the coordinates of ekar (Asiago 182 cm) - #175
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Follow-up to #174.
This fix takes the values from INAF's telescope page (11° 34' 08.397" E, 45° 50' 54.894" N, 1376.2 m):
https://www.oapd.inaf.it/sede-di-asiago/telescopes-and-instrumentations/copernico-182cm-telescope
The latitude was already accurate within a meter, but I set it to the INAF's value so the entry has one source.
The MPC position for this telescope (code 098) also agrees.