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    Parallax of the sun
    From: Fred Hebard
    Date: 2004 Sep 20, 20:07 -0400

    I use the parallax of the sun in clearing lunar distance observations,
    and haven't done any for a while, until this evening (about 1.5-2.5
    minutes out).  It's usually 0.1' of arc.  Is it tabulated or mentioned
    in the Nautical Almanac?  I couldn't find any mention of an actual
    value.
    
    Thanks,
    
    Fred Hebard
    
    P.S.  We're coming up on another equinox.  I, for one, wouldn't mind
    another discussion of how it's determined.  I know it's old hat to
    proficient astronomers such as Herbert Prinz, Geo Huxtable, Frank Reed,
    etc, but for the rest of us...!
    
    
    

       
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