Hyde Park Free Library
Science-Technology-Community Series

Demonstration of Pipehenge
(A tool for studying the day and night skies)

Presenter: Richard Taylan
Technology Committee,
Mid Hudson Teacher Center

Pipehenge is a tool for framing an observer's
place in the universe. Using sun shadows,
compass points can be determined for pipehenge.
With these the points, sunrise and sunset
can be shown for each day of the year.
Paths of the sun at the solstices and equinoxes
can be determined.
Come learn about analemma.

The program will use the Hyde Park Free Library's
website to direct you information about these topics.

Pipehenge

              Pipehenge
    




Program scheduled for:
Sunday, July 1, 2001,
from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.,
and Tuesday, July 3,
at 7:00 p.m. at the library


Directions to the Hyde Park Free Library can be found online at http://hydepark.lib.ny.us

Links to Astronomy Information:
Pipehenge Website
Analemma
Analemma Society
Analemma Calculator
Sundials on the Internet
Pages From A Dialist's Notebook. An Indoor Analemma
Solar Ephemeris Calculations
Physics and Astronomy
NASA Homepage
Sun Images
Sun Spots and the Solar Cycle
Mount Wilson Observatory