RE: Low moon

2002-07-26 Thread Roger Bailey
As regards to the equivalence between sundials and moondials, I am not very sure but I believe this is going to happen again on Aug23, Sep22, Oct22, Nov21 and Dec27, am I right? Anselmo Perez Serrada Hi Anselmo and all, You are correct that a full moon gives the equivalent correct time on

Re: RE: Low moon

2002-07-26 Thread Alain MORY
Hi, all sundiallist ! Here, in our planetarium, we often say that the Moon is running on the Sun's path, 6 months later. summer : Sun's high, Moon's down winter : Sun's down, Moon's high in the sky; It's an easy, but not too wrong tip for non-astronomical public. Is there other tips, as easy

Re: Low moon

2002-07-26 Thread DrArthurCarlson
Here, in our planetarium, we often say that the Moon is running on the Sun's path, 6 months later. summer : Sun's high, Moon's down winter : Sun's down, Moon's high in the sky; It's an easy, but not too wrong tip for non-astronomical public. It may not be "too wrong", but it is wrong. I'm

Re: Low moon

2002-07-25 Thread Anselmo P�rez Serrada
We normally pay attention to the sun, his motion though the skies with the daily and yearly cycles. The moon also merits attention. Have you noticed how low the moon has been recently? Lunar declinations were almost -26 degrees for the last few days. Last nights full moon was almost as low as