Re: VMs: Analysis of f67v2

["Larry Roux" <lroux@xxxxxxx>]

Around here the sun rises in the SE and sets in the NW. Not quite 180 degrees, but close.




Larry Roux
Syracuse University
lroux@xxxxxxx

>>> elvogt@xxxxxxxxxxx 01/22/05 9:04 AM >>>


Robert Teague wrote:

> ...
> The sun is rising behind the tree in the upper left (SE), and setting to the
> bottom right (NW). 

It's been some time since my last astronomy lessons, but if the sun rises in 
the SE, shouldn't it settle in the SW?

Assuming the sun culminates in the S, I would expect pairs like

Rise	Settle
SE - 	SW
E -	W
NE -	NW

What would the ramifications for your hypothesis be?

Cheers,

	Elmar, early bird

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