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ChazInAz

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8. Right you are.

Reply to William Seger (Reply #7)

Mon Mar 18, 2019, 12:30 AM

Mar 2019

My brain hadn't quite kicked in this morning. Especially since I've been looking forward to this week's equinox blocking the time ring all day.
Simple things amuse me.

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(Nearly) lost to history: The equinoctial ring dial [View all] William Seger Mar 2019 OP

How interesting!!! Alliepoo Mar 2019 #1

It is easy to understand if you imagine the earth as a sphere inside this. drray23 Mar 2019 #2

I'll give that 50 points William Seger Mar 2019 #3

Given that viewed from earth the sun Ray's are parallel drray23 Mar 2019 #4

Close enough, 100 points William Seger Mar 2019 #5

I own one. ChazInAz Mar 2019 #6

Actually, the outer ring blocks off noon every day William Seger Mar 2019 #7

Right you are. ChazInAz Mar 2019 #8