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:Since no one know s what star it was, it is unlikely they knew the precise path of it. Others have been well known for millennia.
:Accurate time pieces did not exist
:As strangers, even if they could see the Mediterranean sea for a horizon, it is unlikely they knew their altitudefor the adjustment.
:The distance from Jerusalem to Bethlehem is less than 5 nautical miles. To navigate with this precision would require a measurement of angle from the horizon to the star with an accuracy of 5 minutes of a degree.
It is improbable that it was a normal celestial star.
