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Analemmatic sundials: How to build one and why they work
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Sundials
Sundial Information Parts of a Sundial: Gnomon: The shadow caster, in a horizontial dial the angle phi is equal to the Latitude of the location. Hour Line(s): The numbered lines that the shadow falls along. Nodus: A marker along the gnomon to get an exact point on the shadow. Furniture: Lines and functions other than the Hour lines, usually date lines (this is what the nodus is for). Common ...
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Sundials
Links Sundial Tour (Next) Sundial Pages Sundials Calendar Reform Poetry Ptolemy Sacrobosco General Pages Home Index Sundials Sundials are perhaps the most ancient of scientific instruments, and the earliest known form of time-keeping. They probably started life as poles in the ground with the direction and length of the shadow giving an approximate time of day. However, by the middle of the ...
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