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    Re: Lunar Distance Puzzle : CORRECTION: Dave Walden's altitudes are consistent.
    From: UNK
    Date: 2011 Aug 21, 23:44 +0000

    On 2011-08-21 23:05, Dave Walden wrote:
    >
    > the program which generates the problem and my solution both include
    > parallax in azimuth. Have you considered this?
    >
    
    My program takes a different approach. It does not transform a
    geocentric position into a topocentric one by adding this or that
    "correction". Rather, it computes a barycentric position of the body and
    of the observer and transforms both into whatever coordinate system is
    desired. It's all vector geometry in 3 dimensional euclidean space. So
    the correct answer probably is: "Yes, I have implicitly considered
    parallax in azimuth, but I am not aware of it."
    
    Herbert
    
    
    
    

       
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