captainkirksdog
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To Mike, K8LH: You can check the usage out from the previous posts. Thanks for the code, but I ain't got a clue as to what to do with it!
To joemcder: The axial tilt mentioned was in reference to the sun. And leap years are a result of both rotational and revolutional anomalies. Thanks for the tips!
To Reloadron: For the GPS angle; Might have to try that one! Thanks!
And to Mikebits: Captain Kirk's dog was a Great Dane named Butler. (Nexis) Re: Star Trek Generations. Good question. Trekkies love to yak about their stuff!
Keep it coming, guys! Chew me up, spit me out, but keep bringin' the data. I figure that when this is all over I might wind up being the world's foremost authority on Sidereal Time. (I will DEFINITELY be the world's foremost authority on foolish endeavors.) Thanks again to all!
P.S.--If you're curious about the Local Apparent Sidereal Time at your location, check out the U.S. Naval Observatory's LAST calculator here: [https://tycho.usno.navy.mil/sidereal.html]
To Mike, K8LH: You can check the usage out from the previous posts. Thanks for the code, but I ain't got a clue as to what to do with it!
To joemcder: The axial tilt mentioned was in reference to the sun. And leap years are a result of both rotational and revolutional anomalies. Thanks for the tips!
To Reloadron: For the GPS angle; Might have to try that one! Thanks!
And to Mikebits: Captain Kirk's dog was a Great Dane named Butler. (Nexis) Re: Star Trek Generations. Good question. Trekkies love to yak about their stuff!
Keep it coming, guys! Chew me up, spit me out, but keep bringin' the data. I figure that when this is all over I might wind up being the world's foremost authority on Sidereal Time. (I will DEFINITELY be the world's foremost authority on foolish endeavors.) Thanks again to all!
P.S.--If you're curious about the Local Apparent Sidereal Time at your location, check out the U.S. Naval Observatory's LAST calculator here: [https://tycho.usno.navy.mil/sidereal.html]
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