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To offset the equinoxes at 0 deg. For example the vernal equinox is the 81st day of the year. 284+81=365. 360/365*365=360 and sin of 360 is 0. 23,45*0 is 0 so at the equinox the sun’s declination is 0 degrees (equator)
@@CHANNEL4WERNER this formula is inaccurate for a bunch of other reasons. The suns apparent movement between the tropics in time is not a perfect sine wave anyway because of the different orbital speeds throughout the year. So there’s that for example. The 365.25 vs 365 is the least of its concerns :)
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why 284 added?
To offset the equinoxes at 0 deg. For example the vernal equinox is the 81st day of the year. 284+81=365. 360/365*365=360 and sin of 360 is 0. 23,45*0 is 0 so at the equinox the sun’s declination is 0 degrees (equator)
@@marekmiszczak3266 Then why is the fraction not added? 365.25 isn't it? This formula is inaccurate.
@@CHANNEL4WERNER this formula is inaccurate for a bunch of other reasons. The suns apparent movement between the tropics in time is not a perfect sine wave anyway because of the different orbital speeds throughout the year. So there’s that for example. The 365.25 vs 365 is the least of its concerns :)
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