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Anselmo Perez Serrada wrote -
"Maybe some of you didn't notice that if you lean
the mirror towards the
South so that it's slope equals half of your
latitude then (a small
hand-made wedge would do the job quite well) you get a polar sundial
on the ceiling, with all its analemmas paralell to
the meridian line..."
Surely this would only work if the ceiling is parallel to the
mirror?
If the ceiling is horizontal, Anselmo's proposal would work
only at the equator.
Or am I missing something?
John Lynes
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- Re: Polar ceiling sundial Anselmo P�rez Serrada
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial Luke Coletti
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial Luke Coletti
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial fer j. de vries
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial Luke Coletti
- RE: Polar ceiling sundial David Pratten
- RE: Polar ceiling sundial Tim Yu
- AW: Polar ceiling sundia... Arthur Carlson
- Limits of Precision John Carmichael
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial Luke Coletti
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial J Lynes
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial fer j. de vries
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial J Lynes
- Re: Polar ceiling sundial fer j. de vries
- Was Re: Polar ceiling sundial Dave Bell
- RE: Was Re: Polar ceiling su... Roger Bailey
- About shadows, heights a... Rui Farinha
- RE: About shadows, heigh... Roger Bailey
- Re: About shadows, heigh... Luke Coletti
- Re: Was Re: Polar ceiling su... John Carmichael
- high altitude moon Frank Evans
