--- In [email protected], "saldsl" <mve...@...> wrote: > > The culmination time is aproximate to the minute. For example: if the > culmination time reports "20h09m" the real culmination time can be from > 20h09m00s to 20h09m59s. > So if the real culmination time is 20h09m30s if you insert in date/time > 20h09m00s you will find an azimuth of 179°xx". > > Mattia >
Exactly, try this experiment. Use the find tool for Venus, right click and lock on to venus, then get your info. Today, for my observatory, it says culmination is at 11h00m. So setting that time I get a similar result that you do. But by setting the time increments to seconds, I can advance and see that Venus actually culminates (180.00º) At 11h00m17s PDT.
