What is the connection between organic chemistry, trigonometry, and astronomy?

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I am a retired Organic Chemist. I was looking around for the answer to a trig question and found this site. It looks interesting so I signed up. I am also an amateur astronomer, and have an interest in arduinos and raspberry pis as well as other computers. I mainly use linux and my favorite flavor is Fedora.
 
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