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Click into the grid plane to change the gnomon position
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Check your time zone offset and the local time. |
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Select the view details from the "Analemma..." menu. |
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Select latitude (northern positive,
southern negative), |
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You may use the keys "m", "d", "h", "n" to increase the month, date, hour, minute, or Shift key and "m", "d", "h", "n" to decrease month, date, hour, minute ! |
Analemma: 1 = Dec 21 - Jun 21 (blue) 2 = Jun 21 - Dec 21 (red) |
How to get this applet for offline use
More of my sundials:
This type of sundial has a vertical rod (gnomon, height H) casting the shadow on a horizontal plane. The shadow of the gnomon's top (point P) is used to read the time (and the date).
Example: Berlin 52.51 N, 13.41 E
October 20 at 15:15, or
10 units of the "Gnomon Height" menu
correspond to 4 units of the grid,
The length of the gnomon is indicated by a horizontal red line:
Click into the grid to change the position of the gnomon.
Choose "Current" from the "Analemma..." menu to show the current position of the sun, the analemma for the current time and the diurnal line for the current day: An analemma is the figure-of-eight shape that results if the Sun's position in the sky is recorded at the same time of day throughout the year. As a consequence the gnomon draws a similar figure. Watch an animation.
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Last Modified: 2023, Oct 05 © 2001-2013 Juergen Giesen
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