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artificial horizon
(arti|fi¦cial hori|zon)
noun
a gyroscopic instrument or a fluid surface, typically one of mercury, used to provide the pilot of an aircraft with a horizontal reference plane for navigational measurement when the natural horizon is obscured.
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