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Explanation:
This is a lunar curve, not a lunar analemma and I explain why
The position of the Moon has been resumed every 1,481 minutes, ie 24 hours and 41 minutes. For
get a classic analemma, it would have been
it is necessary to wait 24 hours and 51 minutes (the rhythm
of the lunar month). There is a 10 minute gap.
In this way his Moon is
always a little "in advance" and this justifies the
wider curve: the satellite in the photograph is
in fact located a little further to the left of the
typical position of the analemma. The advance, which
at the end it is about 4 hours between the first day (in
top right) and the last (bottom left), not
has effect on the lunar phase recovered, at least for this
that we can perceive from the ground (enlightenment
of the satellite does not vary significantly in this
time frame). So, except for the
first shot (the one at the top right: as
explained before, the chronological progression goes from
right to left), the placement of the Moon in the
heavenly vault is always farther from that
classic.
It is therefore a choice: the composition
it does not represent the synodic month but "only" the
lunar curve, reproducing something that exists
really but that does not have a precise definition.
For a question of correctness and clarity,
I deliberately talked about "lunar curve" e
not of "synodic curve" or "lunar analemma"
just in reference to the longer time intervals
short between shots.
It will not be a classic analemma but it is anyway e
certainly a curve of great charm!
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Explanation:
This is a lunar curve, not a lunar analemma and I explain why
The position of the Moon has been resumed every 1,481 minutes, ie 24 hours and 41 minutes. For
get a classic analemma, it would have been
it is necessary to wait 24 hours and 51 minutes (the rhythm
of the lunar month). There is a 10 minute gap.
In this way his Moon is
always a little "in advance" and this justifies the
wider curve: the satellite in the photograph is
in fact located a little further to the left of the
typical position of the analemma. The advance, which
at the end it is about 4 hours between the first day (in
top right) and the last (bottom left), not
has effect on the lunar phase recovered, at least for this
that we can perceive from the ground (enlightenment
of the satellite does not vary significantly in this
time frame). So, except for the
first shot (the one at the top right: as
explained before, the chronological progression goes from
right to left), the placement of the Moon in the
heavenly vault is always farther from that
classic.
It is therefore a choice: the composition
it does not represent the synodic month but "only" the
lunar curve, reproducing something that exists
really but that does not have a precise definition.
For a question of correctness and clarity,
I deliberately talked about "lunar curve" e
not of "synodic curve" or "lunar analemma"
just in reference to the longer time intervals
short between shots.
It will not be a classic analemma but it is anyway e
certainly a curve of great charm!