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To expand, I would like a formula/algorithm for calculating the point of intersection of the ecliptic with the local horizon for any given date or place, preferably in units of ecliptic longitude (lambda). Does a relatively straightforward algorithm exist for this problem? I have programming skills and a library of basic astronomical procedures for conversion between the various coordinate systems in use.
Re: How to calculate point of intersection of ecliptic with horizon?
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