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Old December 24th 03, 11:14 AM
M?ht?n
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Default Algorithm for sunrise and sunset?

"Greg Neill" wrote...
"Len Philpot" wrote...
At one point, there was such a file by s.a.a. contributor Paul Schlyter
in Bob Stout's C SNIPPETS (www.snippets.org), but I can't seem to
locate it anymore. If you can't locate it any other way, email me and I
send a copy I have to you, from an older version of SNIPPETS. It's
about 500 lines, or I'd just post it here.


Sky & Telescope published a BASIC language program for computing
times of sunrise and sunset. I believe that it was called
SUNUP.BAS, and should be available for download from the S&T
site:

http://skyandtelescope.com/resources...icle_326_1.asp

The program was from August 1994.


Brilliant! Thanks a bunch for all those who replied.

I've got enough to go on with for now.

Thank you very much!
--
Martijn Coppoolse
 




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