picture...?
It doesn't seem so difficult: just 28 pictures, one every 24h51m28s,
preferably
in winter months (winter because night time is longer and because the full
moon culminates higher at noon).
Best regards
Anselmo Perez Serrada
www.relojesdesol.org
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The "dial" is included in the NASS Register of North American sundials.
California / Redding / #518
http://sundials.org/registry/
Bob
I see, therefore I believe. Show me the hour lines and how they coped the
'small problem' that the gnomon does not point at the NCP and I'll believe
it is
Last week I came across a nice web on gnomonics
that distributes (completely free!) a nice Gnomonical
Calculator, called SOLARIUM and written by P.J. Dallet..
Perhaps the calculator is not for beginners and some
parts are still French-only, but anyway the whole web
is worthwhile having a glance
This question goes to the shadow-sharpeners experts:
Which is better (or worst) to observe the transit of Venus,
a shadow-sharpener or a welding glass? Or both are more
or less equally bad?
Regards,
Anselmo
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