1993Astronomy & Astrophysics Supplement SeriesRequires access

Observations of the Sun during 1990-1992 with the astrolabe of Santiago

F. Noël

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A program of solar observations at 30° and 60° zenith distance is in progress since 1990 with the modified Danjon astrolabe of Santiago. Results in right ascension, Y and apparent semi-diameter of the Sun obtained with the modified Danjon astrolabe at Santiago, are given for 1993

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A program of solar observations at 30° and 60° zenith distance is in progress since 1990 with the modified Danjon astrolabe of Santiago. Results in right ascension, Y and apparent semi-diameter of the Sun obtained with the modified Danjon astrolabe at Santiago, are given for 1993

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A program of solar observations at 30° and 60° zenith distance is in progress since 1990 with the modified Danjon astrolabe of Santiago. Results in right ascension, Y and apparent semi-diameter of the Sun obtained with the modified Danjon astrolabe at Santiago, are given for 1993

Key concepts: Astrolabe, Zenith, Physics, Astronomy, Declination, Geodesy, Astrophysics, Geography

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