10 BÜCHER, DIE MIT «ANOMALISTIC YEAR» IM ZUSAMMENHANG STEHEN
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Fasti temporis catholici, and Origines kalendariæ. [With] ...
June 30 14 31 45-524 i the anomalistic year of Delambre . . + 182 15 6 59-472
Sun in perigee, according to our 1 ^ ~ , Tables, equated to Delambre's / 1 1 Uec-
3° 5 3» 44-99<> According to M. Biot . . . . Dec. 30 5 38 48-328 Difference — 3-
332 ...
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The elements of astronomy: designed for the use of students ...
On the Anomalistic Year. 132. The year called the anomalistic year is sometimes
used by astronomers, and is the time from the sun's leaving its apogee till it
returns to it. Now, the progressive motion of the apogee in a year is ll",75, and
hence ...
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Introduction to the tables of the Fasti catholici: both the ...
10- 749 628 8 sec.2 The mean anomalistic year, as astronomers call it, is the
interval measured in mean solar time which is observed to elapse between the
departure of the sun from the apogee or the perigee of the solar orbit in one
instance ...
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Marking Time: The Epic Quest to Invent the Perfect Calendar
On the other hand, if the flooding actually followed the anomalistic year (
365.2596 days), then the flooding would get later, by 1 day every 112 years. So
my hypothesis is testable: did the ancient Egyptians notice the average date of
the start of ...
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Natural Philosophy: With an Explanation of Scientific Terms, ...
Of the different years — Equinoctial {or tropical) year — Sidereal year —
Anomalistic year — Construction of the calendai — Julian correction — Julian
year — Leap year — Gregorian correction — Persian correction. We now see that
there are ...
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Library of Useful Knowledge: Natural philosophy
Of the different years — Equinoctial (or tropical) year — Sidereal year —
Anomalistic year — Construction of the calendar — Julian correction — Julian
year — Leap year — □ Gregorian correction — Persian correction. We now see
that there ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain), 1834
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Library of useful knowledge: Natural philosophy...
Of the different years — Equinoctial {or tropical) year — Sidereal year —
Anomalistic year — Construction of the calendar — Julian correction — Julian
year — Leap year — Gregorian correction — Persian correction. We now see that
there are ...
Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge, Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (Great Britain), 1834
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The principles of astronomy
On the Anomalistic Year. (132.) The year, called the anomalistic year, is
sometimes used by astronomers, and is the time from the sun's leaving it's
apogee, till it returns to it. Now the progressive motion of the apogee in a year is 1
1",75, and ...
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The principles of hydrostatics: designed for the use of ...
On the Anomalistic Year. (132.) The year, called the anomalistic year, is
sometimes used by astronomers, and is the time from the sun's leaving its
apogee, till it returns to it. Now the progressive motion of theapogeein ayear is 1 l
",75, and ...
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The elements of the theory of plane astronomy
Watkin Maddy. is nearest to the Earth is called the Perigee, and the point where it
is most distant, the Apogee. The interval between two successive passages of the
Sun through the apogee, is called an Anomalistic Year. 123. To find the length ...
3 NACHRICHTEN, IN DENEN DER BEGRIFF «ANOMALISTIC YEAR» VORKOMMT
Erfahre, worüber man in den einheimischen und internationalen Medien spricht und wie der Begriff
anomalistic year im Kontext der folgenden Nachrichten gebraucht wird.
Another 31556941 Seconds Around the Sun? Happy Recycled …
If you measure the year from perihelion to perihelion (called an anomalistic year, an old term used to describe the shape of an orbit) you get yet ... «Slate Magazine, Jan 14»
Happy Restart of the Earth's Tropical Orbital Period!
If you measure the year from perihelion to perihelion (called an anomalistic year, an old term used to describe the shape of an orbit) you get yet ... «Slate Magazine, Jan 13»
AFRICA RULED THE WORLD FOR 15000 YEARS AND CIVILIZED …
... the anomalistic year, the processions of the equinoxes for 6,000 years, where as modern astronomy knows them for only about 400 years. «Modern Ghana, Nov 09»
