Dear all,
I've read Rogelio Menendez article on the 'Mile' Mine in Bembibre (Spain)
and I can make a small summary of it for these (few!) of you that do
not understand Spanish.
Rogelio is a geologist working for a mining company and he reports of
a now abandoned coal mine that consists of a 742
I have a site on my browser, www.mapmaker.com/shadowfacts/sunweb.asp
that shows the terminator throughout the year. It is fascinating to
see how rapidly the shape changes, and I was astonished to see this
evening that it is nearly a straight line, as we approach the equinox.
Of course, a
Thank you Doug,
Another one very different but interesting too on the equinox day,
have a look on my favorite sundial, in the South of France
http://perso.wanadoo.fr/cadrans.solaires/cadrans/cadran-mines.html
Joël
48°01'25'' N, 1°45'40 O
http://www.cadrans-solaires.fr/
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Douglas Bateman wrote:
I have a site on my browser,
www.mapmaker.com/shadowfacts/sunweb.asp that shows the terminator
throughout the year. I
Doug
https://lists.uni-koeln.de/mailman/listinfo/sundial
I have always loved the SunClock display. The changes through the
seasons are indeed
Another interesting site is:
http://www.fourmilab.com/homeplanet/
If you haven't already come across it.
Regards
Andrew
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Subject: Terminator
There is also a good depiction of the terminator on the
under "Current Solar Data" on the NASS Web site.
http://sundials.org/
Bob
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