You wrote:
why, in striving to pry into what is in heaven, do you not manage to see
what is on
earth?'
Aesop's Fables
Baudelaire was writing about a poet (and an Albatross) but I think it could
easily have been an astronomer; or a dialist.
Le Poete est semblable au prince des nuees
Qui hante
Hi Alexei,
I have built a lightweight laser trigon from a laser pointer and some
scraps of perspex. As well as producing hour lines and declination lines on
arbritrary surfaces, the trigon also has an attachment that allows it to
project analemmas about any hour line.
I have written up the
Hello sundial friends
Some time ago I read on some website about a Laser Trigon - which was a
laser fitted onto an equatorial axis which I believe simulated the sun and
could be used for the projection of the sun rays on any surface.
However I have no idea where I saw this and would be grateful
Dear Francois:
I ran your coordinates through the mapblaster program and determined that
indeed they are for the location of City Hall, downtown. I didn't check
other cities, though. In the mapblaster program there is an option similar
to your's for which you give mapblaster the name of the
Alexei
Some time ago I read on some website about a Laser Trigon - which was a
laser fitted onto an equatorial axis which I believe simulated the sun and
could be used for the projection of the sun rays on any surface.
However I have no idea where I saw this and would be grateful if someone
