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May 6, 2024, 5:21 pm UTC    
August 12, 2001 02:46AM
<HTML>Bent wrote:
> Could either of you tell me where on the ecliptic your
> program would place the sun in 10450 B.C.?
[...]
> Pardon, at spring equinox, I mean.

I'm not sure that I understand what information you want. <i>By definition</i>, the position of the Sun at the vernal equinox is ecliptic latitude 0.000 (epoch of date).

[The following bit needs to be checked and verified/confirmed -- Dave? Frank? anyone?]
For the date in question, this would place the Sun in Virgo, very close to the boundary with Leo (IAU definitions of constellation boundaries). Or, if you prefer, as near as dammit 5 deg from <i>ups Leonis</i> in the direction of <i>omega Virginis</i>.

> I would appriciate an answer to my question.

Is the answer you wanted here?</HTML>
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To S. Tonkin or Dave Moore

Bent August 11, 2001 06:27PM

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Bent August 11, 2001 06:29PM

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Stephen Tonkin August 12, 2001 02:46AM

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Dave Moore August 12, 2001 06:54AM

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Bent August 12, 2001 02:40PM

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Dave Moore August 12, 2001 02:54PM

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Bent August 12, 2001 03:01PM

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Stephen Tonkin August 12, 2001 04:41PM

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Bent August 12, 2001 05:09PM

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Dave Moore August 12, 2001 05:44PM

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Bent August 12, 2001 06:07PM

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Stephen Tonkin August 13, 2001 01:29AM



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