<HTML>RAW wrote:
>
> Dave,
>
> What are you doing?
>
> ___"Therefore I set the time and place to be sunrise on the
> Vernal Equinox at Giza at 4000 BC, and produced the
> following. Note please the position of the Sun (the yellow
> circle on the Horizon) near to Delta Arietis."
>
> Humour me. What date did you use? NOT the year - the
> day/month/ and time of day. Thank you.
21st March at Sunrise 4000 BC and 21st March at Sunrise 21770 AD. Sorry - I should have made this clear on the original posting.
>
> After this, I'd like to ask you two more questions.
By all means.
>
> Avry
>
> ps. In light of how I closed out the other string, and what
> you've just said (having a friendly disagreement), I'll
> honour a sincere effort.
Cheers. I think this is beneficial to everyone, as well as giving everyone a chance to compare software and to work out what is the best software to use. After all, I've just proved that my favourite software isn't useful for lengthly precessional calculations!
Best Regards,
Dave</HTML>
