by Wolfwalker » 28 May 2005, 02:56
Question: locatively, which moon-rise, etc chart are we going to use EW? Time zone variances and geographic location (esp the northern hemisphere-southern hemisphere aspects) could make some of this tres confusant! I'm just wondering... a moonrise here at the easternmost point in North America will be skewed 3.5 hours from GMT, totally different from all other time zones across the North American continent, and which stars are visible on a clear night over my latitude/ longtitude will be utterly out of whack with someone, say like Unikorn in The South Pacific, across the International Date Line, as they're in mid-day when I'm in mid-night, an hour and a half 'ahead' of your time zone and quite a bit further north than your southern US homeplace. Just being devil's advocate, if we used GMT, don't we then need a table of calculation for all other latitudes and longtitudes to figure what is where and when for various members who want to know that?
\|/ see? even my awen is gone widdershins trying to figure that one out pal!
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