Below you find the list of the true noon of the MERIDIAN OF LIGHT E 3°7'45”
Hours vary from day to day and year to year. reason: Earth's orbit is not exactly circular but slightly elliptical and the sun moves along the ecliptic during the year and not along the celestial equator. These effects make the sun appear to describe an "8" figure (an analemma) with a deviation of -14'14" to +16'26"
In the beginning of summer time, the perpendicular incursion phenomenon can be admired just before 2 p.m., the official opening of the Muze'um L on sundays.
