mean time, apparent time

Serbian translation: srednje suncevo vreme, solarno vreme

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English term or phrase:	mean time, apparent time
Serbian translation:	srednje suncevo vreme, solarno vreme
Entered by:	Emilija Ivanovska

03:12 Apr 5, 2005

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English term or phrase: mean time, apparent time

equation of time
Difference between mean and apparent time. From the beginning of the year until near the middle of April, mean time is ahead of apparent time, the difference reaching a maximum of about 15 minutes near the middle of February. From the middle of April to the middle of June, mean time is behind apparent time but the difference is less than 5 minutes. From the middle of June to the first part of September, mean time is again ahead of apparent time with maximum difference less than 7 minutes. From the first of September until the later part of December, mean time is again behind apparent time, the difference reaching a maximum of nearly 17 minutes in the early part of November. The equation of time for each day in the year is given in the American Ephemeris and Nautical Almanac.

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srednje vreme, stvarno (pravo) vreme

Explanation:
apparent time: Also known as true solar time. Time based on true position of the Sun as distinguished from mean time which is measured by a fictitious Sun moving at a uniform rate (see also equation of time). (http://www.hydro.gov.au/prodserv/tides/tidal_glossary/tidal_...

equation of time: The difference between mean and apparent time

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Note added at 9 hrs 30 mins (2005-04-05 12:43:27 GMT)
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Srednje sunčevo vreme i solarno (stvarno) vreme.

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Note added at 9 hrs 31 mins (2005-04-05 12:43:46 GMT)
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Srednje sunčevo vreme i solarno (stvarno) vreme.

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