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OT: Quick homework help :-)
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lugnet.loc.au
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Wed, 20 Nov 2002 12:59:25 GMT
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Hi all,
One of my teachers and I had a chat today about the relative position of the
sun during sunrise *in summer*.
Ok, so that is not the most interesting topic on Earth... I know :-)
But it is relevant to that class, in order to study how the sun can
contribute to the temperature of a building. Unfortunately, we are in the
middle of winter and cannot wait till summer to check our guesses... and
that is where you come in.
YOU are in summer now! :-D
So... if any of you living down-under is willing to help me, I'll be most
thankful of that.
The task is quite simple: During sunrise/sunset (does not matter much),
please check the relative position of the sun in degrees, 0º being North and
rotating CW. What I intend to know is if the angle is anywhere between 90º
and 270º. Not much rigeur is required, really - an approximation may suffice.
Oh, one more thing: the farther to the South you live in, the better.
TIA,
Pedro
(freezing his butt in the antipodes)
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Message has 2 Replies:
 | | Re: OT: Quick homework help :-)
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| (...) Mmmmmm summer.... Mmmmmm warmth :) (...) Well, I don't live much down-under than 'down-under'... But Southwise... I think this needs to be directed to a Tasmanian :) Or even a Victorian :) I'm sure Ross would help you in that case... otherwise (...) (22 years ago, 20-Nov-02, to lugnet.loc.pt)
| | | Re: OT: Quick homework help :-)
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| (...) Hi Pedro, I live in the Sydney region, approx 33degrees south. I really notice the differnece in angle of the sun from winter to summer. I am fortunate in having a north-facing verandah where i often enjoy breakfast and dinner, anyway (enough (...) (22 years ago, 21-Nov-02, to lugnet.loc.pt)
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