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What time is correct solar noon in Kiritimati, Kiribati, sidereal noon on the vernal equinox?

I looked Starry Night over the year and day of the Vernal Equinox sidereal solar noon and twelve o'clock would have perfectly suited was a Friday, March 21, 62998 BC on the calendar and the clock can be corrected and the Julian date was November 3, 62,998 BC 7:45:57 p.m.. What time is usually normal for any age for that? I'm not so sure. I could have typed something wrong on my iQuest. It happens. Yes, Friday or Saturday. It Sunday and said if I remember directly, Monday is repeated at the end of 4714 BC to the beginning of 4713 BC, and the sun would be down 45 or 19 hours almost there on the spring equinox and my mistake, not sidereal noon. It sidereal Midnight I meant. I inserted bad.

I'll try to get by. solar noon when the sun is on the meridian. sidereal twelve o'clock is when the vernal equinox is on the meridian. To match the time of the vernal equinox, around March 21. At the moment of Victory in Europe, there is a place on Earth where it is solar noon (actually, it is noon along a line of longitude). We want to find where this place is on Earth. First, we need formula or an algorithm to find the length of the year VE. Then we need another formula for the rotation of the Earth. There are formulas good for the length of the year, good for tens of thousands of years, with errors of only a few seconds or minutes. But I think not that there are good formulas for rotation of the Earth over 4000 years in the past. We do not comment (as historical documents ellipse) that are so old, and mathematical models of Earth's rotation have large errors when they go back that far. I doubt we could find the time for solar 12,000 BC any better than plus or minus 12 hours. In other words, if you look back over 14,000 years, we have absolutely no idea at all was the sun in the sky. Getting back to 62,998 BC is just as bad. Once the error in the longitude of the sun is + / - 180 degrees, it can not get any worse. You * could * use formulas like Starry Night it - just ignore the error. So you can pretend to "know" the time Solar VE on 62,998 BC. But this is not a very good way of doing science.

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