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    Re: Equinox
    From: Zorbec Legras
    Date: 2004 Mar 22, 13:44 -0500

    ----- Original Message -----
    From: Michael Dorl 
    Date:         Mon, 22 Mar 2004 10:34:09 -0600
    
    >>because of the difference between...
    >>  [a lot of bla bla]
    >>... I make this to be -0.34 arc seconds for this equinox.
    
    
    I'm still wondering if we are talking about the same planet.
    We cannot use the declination for this computation only because the ecliptical 
    latitude of the sun is a non zero value. This year 2004 at the moment of 
    equinox (06:49) was the apparant ecliptical longitude of the sun 00?00'00" 
    and the apparant ecliptical latitude of the sun -00?00'00.4".
    whitch are the ecliptical coordinates of the earth with a phase shift of 180?.
    
    Make a test with ICE, that good old dos ephemeris, and try the start value 
    20/03/2004 06:49 and a step of 1 second with planet earth.
    ZL
    
    
    
    
    
    
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