A pitfall in reading astronomical daytime arguments

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Jan 2006

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Open European Journal on Variable Stars, vol. 20, p.1

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomy

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The astronomical count of day fractions always starts at mean noon. This
statement is not anymore trivial when trying to assign to historical
time reports before 1925 Julian day numbers with the help of modern
computer software.

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