Jazla111 Challenge
243 views · Published 5 October 2018 · 4:00 · Indexed 24 October 2026
Channel: Chrnc Avngr · 2018 · People & Blogs
This is my video to answer Jazla111 challenge on how the sun angles work on a globe during the winter solstice at 34 degree south latitude, Sydney. Angles given for the challenge were: 120 degrees southeast 0 degree elevation for sunrise 0 degrees north 80 degrees elevation for noon 240 degrees southwest 0 degree elevation for sunset I have fulfilled my end of the the challenge and i am expecting a response with a physical model where you can demonstrate the azimuth and elevation of the sun from 34 degrees. Remember at the same the the sun needs to be visible from other location respecting their azimuth and elevation. Once again, I will only accept a physical model, no 2d drawing. 3 dimensions or 12 dimension, as you believe, I dont care as long as you can demonstrate the azimuth and elevation showing the suns location.
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