|  The yellow circle is the image
                  point (Geographical Position) of the sun, where the
                  line from the sun to the center of the earth
                  intersects it's surface. The coordinates (latitude and
                  longitude) are the same as the declination and
                  Greenwich-Hour-Angle (GHA) of the sun. An observer
                  positioned in the Geographical Position of a star will
                  see the sun directly in the vertical, above his head.
 How to compute the position of the Sun A click into the map dispays the
                  coordinates, the shadow of a 50 pixel vertical gnomon,
                  and the elevation of the sun.
  How to
                      compute the day/night terminator
 
                   
                    
                      
                        | The applet should
                              display the correct time difference
                              between zone time and Greenwich Time (GMT
                              ):  Central European
                              Daylight Time = GMT + 2 hoursCentral European Time = GMT + 1 hour
 "time zone offset is +2 h" (for Central
                              European Daylight Time)
 If
                              necessary, select the correct time zone
                              offset from the menu.  |   Please visit myGeoAstro Applet
                                  Collection
 |  Applet Source HTML Applet Tag:
                <APPLET CODE="DayNightxxx.class"
                  archive="applet/JavaClasses.jar" NAME="Day &
                  Night" WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=290 ALIGN=bottom></APPLET>
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