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I hope you won't flame me for this, as it probably is a very stupid
question, but it is a genuine difficulty for me (like understanding how the moon's phase didn't change as it twirled round the earth, but I've got that now) The moon now sets very late, and in the NW, and it rises early afternoon in the NE. I figured that this would be a sort of midwinter track, when we are at maximum tilt to the ecliptic, but it's nearly spring.... Brrrr. So I'm not understanding something. Could anyone point me to a clear explanation for dummies as to what's going on, I rather think that I'll need pictures, but if anyone could explain that would be fine. mike r |
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