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Solar Hour AngleSolar Hour Angle for a particular location on the earth is zero when the sun is straight overhead, negative before local noon and positive in the afternoon. In one 24 hour period, the Solar Hour Angle changes by 360 degrees (i.e. one revolution).
Coordinate SystemThe Hour Angle is a measure in an equatorial coordinate system. The Equatorial Coordinate system uses the world itself as it's axes. The centre of the earth is the origin. The other coordinate in this system is Declination. Calculate it!The Sun API provides the sdxH function to calculate the Solar Hour Angle. |
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