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A Human Sundial

June 4, 2015

Creating a “Human Sundial” You have probably noticed that on sunny days the length of your shadow changes. It might start off in the morning long, get shortest some time around lunchtime, and appear longest right before the sun goes down. You may have also noticed that shadows cast at different times of day also […]

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