For zero hours (Oh) GCT, June 19 and 20, 1977, the sun's apparent declinations are N23°25.1' and N23°25.9', respectively. If the difference in declination for one hour between the two given periods is...


For zero hours (Oh) GCT, June 19 and 20, 1977, the sun's apparent declinations are N23°25.1' and N23°25.9',<br>respectively. If the difference in declination for one hour between the two given periods is 0.03', what is the<br>sun's apparent declination and polar distance if the observation was made at 9:35 AM, 19 June 1977 along 120°<br>East longitude.<br>felleu..i<br>

Extracted text: For zero hours (Oh) GCT, June 19 and 20, 1977, the sun's apparent declinations are N23°25.1' and N23°25.9', respectively. If the difference in declination for one hour between the two given periods is 0.03', what is the sun's apparent declination and polar distance if the observation was made at 9:35 AM, 19 June 1977 along 120° East longitude. felleu..i

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