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APOD: Three analemmas for the price of one!

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    Solargraphy Analemmas[^] This picture uses a technique called solargraphy. It is a rather old method using a pinhole camera and slow reacting photographic paper: this allows the photographer to record the motion of the sun. This particular image was made by taking three one-minute exposures every day for a year, resulting in an analemma[^] at mid-morning, noon and mid-afternoon.

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      Solargraphy Analemmas[^] This picture uses a technique called solargraphy. It is a rather old method using a pinhole camera and slow reacting photographic paper: this allows the photographer to record the motion of the sun. This particular image was made by taking three one-minute exposures every day for a year, resulting in an analemma[^] at mid-morning, noon and mid-afternoon.

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      glennPattonWork3
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      To Infinity & Beyond!!

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        Solargraphy Analemmas[^] This picture uses a technique called solargraphy. It is a rather old method using a pinhole camera and slow reacting photographic paper: this allows the photographer to record the motion of the sun. This particular image was made by taking three one-minute exposures every day for a year, resulting in an analemma[^] at mid-morning, noon and mid-afternoon.

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        Nice APOD, thanks. It lifted my spirits this day. (Maybe I should go lift some, myself, later today.)

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          To Infinity & Beyond!!

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          Corporal Agarn
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          Oh, Buzz off.

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