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Donald,
I think I found the website for you:
https://gml.noaa.gov/grad/solcalc/
Choose your location by dragging the red pin to your location. You
should see the location details appear below. Then go to the bottom of
the page and there is a green button labeled "Create Sunrise/Sunset
Tables for the Year".
This opens a new window with those tables. The local noon tables are at
the third table down.
Cheers
Hank de Wit
On 16/01/2025 12:53 pm, Donald Christensen wrote:
Years ago I wrote a program to find the true north. It has since been
corrupted and I have to make a new one. My notes have been lost as
well so I have to research how to again
In my old program I inputted the longitude and the standard meridian.
It then calculates the difference. It also looks up the equation of
time and adjusts for this. It then prints out a yearly calendar.
Example
On this certain day and month, the sun will be directly overhead at
11:23:17. However, on this certain day and month, the sun will be
directly overhead at 1:13:25
Will you help find the math and an eot chart?
Also, Is there a website that does this already? When I write the
program I want to test it for accuracy.
Cheers
Donald Christensen
0467 332 227
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on what you have, you gain what you lack.
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