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    Re: Venus in daylight
    From: David Pike
    Date: 2020 Mar 29, 02:46 -0700

    regarding my statement that azimuth 225° is southeast, you wondered, "Is that a typo?"

    Hmm. Interesting speculation. It could be a typo. I would entertain other hypotheses if you would like to suggest any. :)

    Frank Reed

    Thesis: If this was a typo, it was a special kind of typo.  It was a Freudian typo or ‘brainfart’ from a practised authority based upon the fact that at around the dates of the equinoxes, Venus will only be visible to the unaided human eye in one of two possible very approximate directions.  Think about it:  Earth & Venus orbital diameters, direction of sunrise and sunset, and a memorybank of past lectures given on the subject.  ‘Sta-ar of the e-ven-ning, pretty little evening/morning star-ar-ar, ……’  DaveP

       
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