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Questions regarding the closest star to Earth, at the centre of the Solar System.
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Math for calculating the terrestrial longitude directly under the sun with time
I'm trying to calculate the longitude on the earth where it's noon at some time. (That is, the longitude which is coplanar with the plane defined by the sun and the earth's axis.)
Here is my python c …
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