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[Evan <kodama@riseup.net>]

One little trick is that the full moon will tell you the sun's path across 
the sky in six months. The february moon now waxing up will at least tell you 
what the sun'll look like come august. Consider taking a night for some 
moon-viewing (and howling if that's your thing ;-)...

Evan

On Jan 25, 2012, at 11:48 PM, Dan Nave wrote:

> Does anyone know how to determine the angle of the sun at midday at 
> different latitudes?
> 
> I live within 100 yards of the 45th parallel (St. Paul, Minnesota).  During 
> summer (midday), is the 
> sun directly overhead? or at an angle?
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