Today is equinox
is this value correct?
Equinox
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Re: Equinox
Yes, this is correct, the equinox is at one particular time of the day, I cant remember what the block uses, either midnight or 12:00, and at that time it is already different
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Re: Equinox
Would it be possible to make Equinox realtime, just like the sunplot? Or at least to see from when on the +8 min xx sec we shall count on? 
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Re: Equinox
The block is based on days, it doesnt show real time info, that would be very complicated to calculate and it is not 100% accurate anyway, all these PHP scripts have several minutes inaccuracy, which is one of the reasons I avoided using exact times. It is due to the fact that the number of equations is huge and there is lot of rounding going on.
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Re: Equinox
Wondering why two days after "equinox" my riset block still shows a day length longer than the night's I found out that "equinox" means the sun's crossing of the equator (actually Sep 22 20:02 UTC) and not the equal length of day and night which will be the case only between Sep 25 and 30 - depending on the latitude of your location!
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Re: Equinox
Yupiatros wrote: ↑Sun Sep 24, 2017 7:00 am Wondering why two days after "equinox" my riset block still shows a day length longer than the night's I found out that "equinox" means the sun's crossing of the equator (actually Sep 22 20:02 UTC) and not the equal length of day and night which will be the case only between Sep 25 and 30 - depending on the latitude of your location!
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