Lecture

Solar Astronomy: Equinoxes and Solstices

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Description

This lecture covers solar astronomy concepts related to equinoxes and solstices, explaining the Earth-Sun axis, declination, and geocentric coordinates. It also discusses the equal times and areas phenomenon, as well as the solar race and stereographic projection.

Instructor

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