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From: Bill (no email)
Date: Fri Dec 09 2005 - 17:34:55 EST
> I don't think you should worry too much about this (that they were all
> "under"). These are excellent results, and the fact that they are all
> negative
> values probably means nothing. Considering the weather at the time of those
> sights and the low altitude of Venus, you might want to experiment with
> varying
> the temperature during the clearing process to see how much that will
> influence the cleared distance. The air has been very thick in the Midwest US
> recently! High barometric pressure and Siberian cold guarantees a significant
> increase in atmospheric density and therefore refraction.
Frank
I did note temperature and barometric pressure at the time and corrected the
BP to 700ft. I did not try changing temperatures but will do. I did occur
to me with Venus relatively low in the sky and high PB refraction could be
playing with me.
Thanks
Bill
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