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I made a sketch about this angle (lets hope it's correct;)

I made a mistake in my 'precision': Should be: To be more precise - what is the angle between axis of the ecliptic projected on the plane of the Galaxy and the radius of the Galaxy that connects center of the Galaxy and Sun. (can't edit post now) Anyway thank you for understanding and answers!

Astonishing! Thank you. What is the source of this information? Is it true that axis of the ecliptic stays still like a gyroscope and therefore this angle will change over the movement around the Galaxy? I see that this angle is now in increasing mode. Am I correct?

60.2 is the angle between ecliptic and plane of the Galaxy. I am asking about the angle between radius of the Galaxy and axis of the ecliptic. The radius which connect center of the Galaxy and Sun. From many pictures this is 90 degrees but there is no information about that. To be more precise...

What is the angle between axis of the ecliptic and radius of the Galaxy? Exact 90 degrees?