Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- I d(isht Sphere. DuC L1
- Risht Sphere: For properly, RighE Ascension is that
- srees, or 4 FTours ancins a Minures.
- Decree ofthe siquinoctial Wtich rises wich the Sun
- side, and ne Wumiber ot Desrees intercepred be
- creen char Desrec ot che Equinoctial which is non
- come co che Porizon, and the beginnins Or Art
- Poine oE Aries, ische Oblique Ascension. PhusMa
- che roch che Suns Oblique Ascension 15 30 Degrees
- +5 MinuTCS.
- OE chole ruo ascensions, take che Lesser Fr
- ehie Crearer, the Remainder ill be
- eR OBL EM Y1
- The Ascensional Differenee.
- beteen che Rishe and Oblique Ascension, or the
- Space Between the Suns Risins and Secrins, and
- ihic Llour oF Six: WVheretore his Ascensional Difte
- tence curned into Time, Wvill sire che Time oF che
- SunsRins or Serrins betore or atter Six. Thus
- From 59 Dcorces, catte 30 Degrees r5 Minutes
- chere Wvill remain 28 Degrees 45 Minures; che A
- Scensional Disserence in Degrees, and in Lime x LTour
- 5t Minutes; and (o much doch che Sun Rile betore
- dix, and Sec ascex ic.
- West, and che Hlour-Index Mhall theur che lime
- cicher ofhis Rilins or Sectins accordinely; wtich,
- May che Loch, is 5 Minures atrer a in che MorninB,
- and s Minures betore B at Wight.
- ehe Lensch ot che Day, which chen will bc 18
- FTours 50 Minures; and che Time of chis Risins
- doubled, sires the Lenech oF cho WIshE; Whict
- May che rochis 8 Hours 10 MInUTCS.
- P R OBL E M VIII.
- For ihe Suns Meridian Avitude, or Depression a
- Midnicht.
- zon, For his Noon Alcirude, Wrhich ill theu che
- Deprees ol ic accouned chere tromthe Horizon;
- ertrich May che poch will bc 58 Deprees 42 Mi
- nutes. Fet ss M Seprettion, belou ehe
- place, co che South parr ot rhe Meridian abore che
- cucen chac lome and the HlOrizon, are sIS MIa-
- highe Deprestion; Which May che Loch will be 18
- dice re teraere
- For the suns Altitude et any Time os ehe Day siven,
- Rectisre ihe Globe, and fit rbe duadrant of Alti
- iude: that is, screw the BTaIS OuadranE oF AIEi
- cude corhe Zenith; or in our Larieude, screr ir se
- that the graduated Fdse CuF 5Y DCGreeS. 30 MI
- nures on the Meridian, reckoned trom che Lquino
- ctial.
- Then tum aboue che Globe rill che Index Mev
- thie Time proposed, and stay the Globe chere; at
- ter wtrich bring che Ouadrant ot Alticude rO cu
- the Suns Place in the Feliprick, and chen chat Place
- ot Degree oF the Feliprick Mall Mew the Sun S AI.
- titude on the Ouadrant
- ThuS May ehe Poch, the Suns Alcitude at Nine
- a Clock in che Mornins ill be A3 Degrees, 30
- Minures.
- PROBL F M R.
- Fofind ihe Suns Pour or Atitude, ehien he is due
- Fast or West, above the Horizon.
- Rectisie the Globes, and fit the Quadrant os Alti-
- rude; then brine che Onadrane ro curthe erue RaR
- Poine, and nexrtuen che Globe about rill che suns
- Place in the Feliprick cur che graduated Pdee oF
- the Ouadrane; for ehen ehar Place will Mew che
- Alcirude, and the Index che FTOur.
- Thus May the POch, the Sun will be Last ac
- Minures past Seren in che Momins, and his Alci-
- rude chen 15 26 D extces.
- any Azimuth siven: Or, When the Sun is on ans
- Siven Point os che Compass.
- Sexchè OuacrantoF Altitude coche Arimurt ei
- ven, then cum che Clobe eilt his Place in che Eclix-
- rick, touch che graduaced Edge oF the Ouadrant:
- Cochallthat Place gire the Alrirude on ehie Ouadrane,
- and che FTour. Index che Pime ol heDaf.
- Fiscample.
- IFrohchie South, cowara che Fas, Or che Point ot
- che Compals Which che sun is then on, beins S. P
- by L. andnear halF a Poine more F asteriy; his AI-
- cicude will bc (ncarly) 46 Degrees, and che FTour
- oF cheDas a liule more chan a quarrer past 9 in
- che Mornins.
- FHC POIHL OL CME MMCTIATAM CUE BY THC STAE, aEC HS
- Declinarion; and rhe Meridian curs and Mews ils
- Rieht Ascension on che Equinoctial, accounins il
- Fromche beginnins oE Aries.
- Equaror is alray.
- ac Righe Anoles cothe Meridian; il vou brins che
- t a ett+ et At.
- F0 find the Suns Altitude, or Time e the Day, on
- Mayche roch, the AZimurM DCIS 60 DestCes
- P R OBL EM XII.
- 2o find che Declination and Ristt Acension os
- any Star.
- SunsPlace chicher, ic must in chie Lquinoctial cu
- his Risur Ascension. Thus in the Instance OF Ma)
- che roch, the Suns Righe ACcention ill bC S9DC
- PROBL E i V.
- For the Oblique Ascension.
- Prine che Suris Place 1o che Forixon on che Fast
- Which cheresore is che Disterence in Deorees
- EROBL EM VII
- Brine ehe Seax co rhe Meridian, and chen the
- Dexrees iMlescepce bellcen the Lguinoctial ana
- ot ie suns s bi selitne
- BEIHB MS Llace che Forizon, Cuser Lale O
- The Time ot che uns aducteus sites
- Oring his Place ro the Meridian, above che Pori
- TTorrh Poine oF che FTorizon, vou must brine che
- Point in che Pcliprick oppolice t0 the Suns presene
- Florizon; and the Degrees chere intercepred be
- eROBL. F
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