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02-26-2017, 04:14 PM
25th Feb M 5.0 Eastern New Guinea, P.N.G. ................... 13:24:40 ut
Sunset on bearing 75' 03' E - 14' 54' S (D3) ..... 13:24 ut
26th Feb M 5.5 Vanuatu Region ..................................... 06:44:21 ut
Dawn on bearing 28' 49' W - 9' 59' S (B21) ...... 06:45 ut
Sunset on bearing 173' 15' E - 11' 38' S (B17) .. 06:45 ut
CM on bearing 78' 04' E (R4)
26th Feb M 5.1 Atacama, Chile ....................................... 08:59:16 ut
Dusk on bearing 158' 52' E - 17' 05' S (B1) ....... 09:00 ut
CS on bearing 48' 24' E (B5) (R22)
Roger
Thank you for being straight with me, the only thing worse than frustration is confusion. I didn't mean to portray tone, grammar has never been one of my finer qualities. I don't know if I can be of any assistance with your program issues, but the data you posted is reminiscent of a scenario I tried last October. I chose a bunch of numbers from the September quake list, and ran them up to new moon Oct 30th. I couldn't get it to work at first because I was testing September latitudes against October terminator zones. I had forgotten to account for the difference in sun/moon latitudes between the two months ... bad example but sometimes the most obvious things are overlooked !
This test period has now expired, so I would like to thank you both for contributing and participating in this unusual experiment. Weather there is anything to be gained from the results is not yet clear. But considering it is sunrise/sunset somewhere in the world at any time, and the quakes during this test period averaged 4 a day ... nearly all but 5 got a hit. I have unfortunately been hindered by a less than average broadband service through out this test, but I will post an accurate evaluation when I get things back to normal.
Duffy
Sunset on bearing 75' 03' E - 14' 54' S (D3) ..... 13:24 ut
26th Feb M 5.5 Vanuatu Region ..................................... 06:44:21 ut
Dawn on bearing 28' 49' W - 9' 59' S (B21) ...... 06:45 ut
Sunset on bearing 173' 15' E - 11' 38' S (B17) .. 06:45 ut
CM on bearing 78' 04' E (R4)
26th Feb M 5.1 Atacama, Chile ....................................... 08:59:16 ut
Dusk on bearing 158' 52' E - 17' 05' S (B1) ....... 09:00 ut
CS on bearing 48' 24' E (B5) (R22)
Roger
Thank you for being straight with me, the only thing worse than frustration is confusion. I didn't mean to portray tone, grammar has never been one of my finer qualities. I don't know if I can be of any assistance with your program issues, but the data you posted is reminiscent of a scenario I tried last October. I chose a bunch of numbers from the September quake list, and ran them up to new moon Oct 30th. I couldn't get it to work at first because I was testing September latitudes against October terminator zones. I had forgotten to account for the difference in sun/moon latitudes between the two months ... bad example but sometimes the most obvious things are overlooked !
This test period has now expired, so I would like to thank you both for contributing and participating in this unusual experiment. Weather there is anything to be gained from the results is not yet clear. But considering it is sunrise/sunset somewhere in the world at any time, and the quakes during this test period averaged 4 a day ... nearly all but 5 got a hit. I have unfortunately been hindered by a less than average broadband service through out this test, but I will post an accurate evaluation when I get things back to normal.
Duffy