Getting a photo record of the Analemma

[@Wild-Eye]

You must be quite a bit North. I’m guessing higher than 52

[@mariolujan4272]

Everything is amazing except the comment you made at the end of the video. The Earth does not move! I enjoyed it anyway. Thank you!

[@MrTsuvi]

What is the exact location?

[@PhilExperiences]

52 is my favorite number

[@Earthislife1031]

I did the same thing in space engine.

[@АндрейКарпов-м7ю]

Please more about cosmos and astronomy. Add. Like all about space and Universe. All subscriptions about Space

[@SkyCloudSilence]

Are you properly adjusting for Daylight Savings Time, or not... The fact that literally no analemma videos ever even mention how they deal with this issue is irritating to put it mildly.

[@Polai010]

They obviously do or else the analemma would be a figure 8 with 1 half of if displaced

[@XBGamerX20]

yeah well itd be a mess if you adjusted it with dst. i just think of 1 hour ahead or back depending on the time used. not too much of a deal.

[@SkyCloudSilence]

@@XBGamerX20 no, you're mind is a mess if you don't understand how using daylight time will skew the pattern.

[@XBGamerX20]

@@SkyCloudSilence dst isn't much of a necessity in solar calculations, plus most of the world doesn't use dst, unless we're talking about Europe or America and a few others. also btw, the solar analemma is the same for every place on earth, whether that is Antarctica or the equator, so dst, location and time are variables that don't matter whatsoever, but only of course if time is constant.

[@SkyCloudSilence]

@@XBGamerX20 Stop gaslighting.

[@AV036]

Yeah "caused by the tilt" of your own NASASS

[@meiscoolbutmo]

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[@ilikespaghetti4458]

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[@timetraveler7]

Come again?