That's really clever. Well done Steve. Excellent attention to detail.
Don't forget to do the same for the sun should you ever decide to show it!
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Something really clever about Cumulus I hadn't spotted!
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Something really clever about Cumulus I hadn't spotted!
Looking at an Australian Cumulus website I noticed the moon is shown as those down-under would see it. Upside-down for those in the Northern Hemisphere.
That's really clever. Well done Steve. Excellent attention to detail.
Don't forget to do the same for the sun should you ever decide to show it!
That's really clever. Well done Steve. Excellent attention to detail.
Don't forget to do the same for the sun should you ever decide to show it!
Cheers,
Ray, Cheshire.
Ray, Cheshire.
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Re: Something really clever about Cumulus I hadn't spotted!
It's probably not so clever for those that live near the equator
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Re: Something really clever about Cumulus I hadn't spotted!
I won't be moving there then.steve wrote:It's probably not so clever for those that live near the equator
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Re: Something really clever about Cumulus I hadn't spotted!
Yeh, I was wondering what you might do for that area. As I've never looked at the moon whilst close to the Equator I'm not sure how it would look.steve wrote:It's probably not so clever for those that live near the equator
I noticed you had a Cumulus user in the Sahara but he's not entered his lat/lon correctly in your usermap as he's actually located in the Isle of Man!
Cheers,
Ray, Cheshire.
Ray, Cheshire.