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How high is the Sun above the horizon (in degrees) at noon on the Summer Solstice for an observer standing in Bracebridge, Ontario (i.e. at a latitude of 45 degrees)? (Marks:3) Hint: a diagram of the Earth in “cross-section”, and showing the direction to the Sun, is very useful to get these results. You should NOT be getting an angle greater than 90 degrees!
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I am actually not too sure about this, it does say to use the "cross section" of the earth diagram I did some searching and was able to find this but I am not completely sure @563blackghost is strong in this subject
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