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September 9th 03, 02:49 AM
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Winter Solstice
Thanks to all who helped me with my last 2 questions. I have another
question but I don't know if it can be explained without a model or diagram. If I live at latitude 23.5 degrees North what is the elevation of the sun above the southern horizon at noon during the winter solstice? I am able to answer some of the problems in the book but not all. Thanks in advance 
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