Using a Sun compass without a shade When a dim sun appears behind the clouds a sun compass reading can be made by lining up a straight wire with the gnomon and the sun. A second person must read the azimuth. (Note, Hubert is not wearing his gloves).
Photographer | Paul Murphy |
Region | Antarctica |
Location | Hoopers Shoulder |
Day | 36 |
Site | |
Latitude | -77.53046 |
Longitude | 166.88390 |
Elevation | 1746m |
People | Hubert Staudigel |
Keywords | Antarctica, TAFI Project, Erebus Volcanic Province, Mount Erebus, Hoopers Shoulder |
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