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Pedro Saizar

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¡Mañana llega Patagonian sunrise el equinoccio! - Mañana domingo (de madrugada en las Américas), el Sol cruzará la línea del ecuador de Sur a Norte. En ese momento, comenzará la primavera para el Hemisferio Norte y el otoño para el Sur.

Si mañana observas el punto del horizonte por donde sale el Sol, estarás mirando exactamente al punto cardinal Este, y si haces lo mismo a la puesta del Sol, estarás mirando hacia el Oeste verdadero.

Te invitamos a tomar una foto con tu cámara o celular del amanecer/atardecer equinoccial desde tu lugar y enviarla al Facebook de AWB en Español: www.facebook.com/astronomossinfronteras

No olvides contarnos brevemente sobre ese lugar! (ATENCIÓN: siempre evita mirar directamente al Sol).

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Johannes Stübler
25 March 2016
Dear Pedro, as I commented already in your member-report before: Please write in English not in Espaniol. Here is the space for international member reports. If here everybody starts talking in his language this will be very confusing. So if you have the meaning something is so important and urgent to write something in Espaniol here please add an English version too. Better you provide everything in Espaniol on your FB-page!
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Joe
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Johannes Stübler
25 March 2016
Sorry I always meant Spanish (not Esp...)
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