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For example, at summer solstice, during the 18 minutes when light shines through the right gap, the sun has moved 4.5º westward almost horizontally across the sky. We would at first glance expect the projected pattern of sunlight to move horizontally across the spiral, shifting to the
Art,
I like your tenacity! What else would a Discussion List be for? Much too
often a discussion wanes before the issue has really been resolved or at
least clarified; in a party, a café as well as on this list...
Keep asking questions!
Frans Maes
53.1N 6.5E
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When I mentioned not posting much more on the List, it wasn't because of your tenacity; it was because of mine. I often tend to "stick to my guns" about an idea unless and until someone gives me new information that changes my position. I didn't want to maintain my stubborn position in
There is a request by John Carmichael to get a new picture of the dial in
Litchborough church ,I have been today to get some .please contact me John
to see how I can get them to you once I've had a look at them
Colin Davis
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52° 14' N 0° 52' W
23 NN1 5ST
Northampton
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THE EARTHDIAL PROJECT
http://www.planetary.org/mars/earthdial.html
The EarthDial Project is an interesting and educational project. Real-time webcams of sundials throughout the world will be linked on their website, providing a comparison of local time throughout the world.
Albert
Do you
If someone interested and wants make a
Christmas gift ...
Clavius, Christoph: In Sphaeram Ioannis de Sacro Bosco
Commentarius.Reprint of the edition Mainz, 1611. Eberhard Knobloch (ed.).
Hildesheim and others: Olms-Weidmann, 1999. IX, [9], 350 p., figs.,
35 cm,ISBN 3-487-10277-3, cloth
In a message dated 2003/11/27 02:50:54 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
BBC Radio 4 will carry a 30-minute show on sundials on Saturday, 13
December at 1530 GMT.
It's of course easy to hear in the UK, but anyone with a Web
connection who can stream audio can also listen at
Actually BBC Radio 4 long wave is on 198 kHz, 1514 metres, not the other
way round. It's broadcast from Droitwich near the middle of England
(grid ref SO929663, at a power of 500 kW) and from two smaller stations
in Scotland, Westerglen and Burghead (each 50 kW). It also goes out
locally on
The Radio 4 longwave transmitter is on 198 kHz. Not 198 m mediumwave.
Reception is more or less restricted to Europe.
-- Richard Langley
Professor of Geodesy and Precision Navigation
On Fri, 28 Nov 2003 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Giannini,
Are these books available from you? Or do I have to contact the publisher? I am mainly interested in a later edition of Zenkert than I have.
Thanks for your help.
Hal
Dear Shadow/Light watchers,
This idea seemed interesting enough I thought you might like it.
Stab Dial - Date Grooves
This is an idea for a dial that I like very much.
Having taken the column and created the equatorial stab dial on
it with time settings much closer than hourly, Id like to
Many thanks to all! Just checked - nothing happening at 198 kHz except
heterodynes and voice I can't make out at this time here at 37.7N, 122.1W.
(not that I seriously expected to be able to hear anything in the longwave
bands at this distance)
Thanks again,
John
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On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Edley McKnight wrote:
This idea seemed interesting enough I thought you might like it.
Stab Dial - Date Grooves
This is an idea for a dial that I like very much.
Having taken the column and created the equatorial stab dial on
it with time settings much closer
No, I am not a bookseller :-)
The book may be found and bought (also via Internet) from the
Editor : http://www.olms.de/
Best
Gianni Ferrari
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