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Time and Latitude Results of the Danjon Astrolabe Program at Santiago

C. Angulta, F. Noël

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ABSTRACT A brief report is given of the Danjon astrolabe program of Santiago de Chile, a description of the observation method, the reduction system and the Instrumental equipment. By means of the latitude and time determination a study of the variation of the latitude and earth rotation during the period 1966-1967, is made.

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ABSTRACT A brief report is given of the Danjon astrolabe program of Santiago de Chile, a description of the observation method, the reduction system and the Instrumental equipment. By means of the latitude and time determination a study of the variation of the latitude and earth rotation during the period 1966-1967, is made.

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ABSTRACT A brief report is given of the Danjon astrolabe program of Santiago de Chile, a description of the observation method, the reduction system and the Instrumental equipment. By means of the latitude and time determination a study of the variation of the latitude and earth rotation during the period 1966-1967, is made.

Key concepts: Astrolabe, Latitude, Variation (astronomy), Earth's rotation, Geography, Low latitude, Meteorology, Geodesy

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