Finding Solar Path Data - Resources for Sun Position in Sky

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Resources for solar path data include the NASA data finder, which provides information on the sun's position in the sky throughout the year. The U.S. Naval Observatory's website also offers detailed solar position data that can be accessed by day, month, or year. These tools are useful for understanding solar angles for various locations and times. Users can utilize these resources to plan solar energy projects or for architectural considerations. Accurate solar path data is essential for optimizing sunlight exposure and energy efficiency.
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Hello, does anyone know of any good resources for solar path data? Like what angle in the sky the sun is at for different parts of the year.
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AL
 
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ALime88 said:
Hello, does anyone know of any good resources for solar path data? Like what angle in the sky the sun is at for different parts of the year.
Thanks,
AL
And you can get it by day, month or year at: http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/
 

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