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reduction in daylight

bullrunner · 2005-10-13 15:33:45

can anybody tell me how much daylight reduces by each day after the longest day of the year? any links would be appreciated

13-10-2005 3:33pm

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bullrunner

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can anybody tell me how much daylight reduces by each day after the longest day of the year?

any links would be appreciated

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#2 14-10-2005 1:52pm

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I think its 4 minutes or thereabouts each day. 2 minutes each side of midday.

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#3 14-10-2005 3:20pm

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thanks seanie

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have a google for "equation of time" and sundial

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