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Sun Horizon

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10:03

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Panoramablick Weilling
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Facing
292° WNW
Sun
39.69°
Azimuth
115.2°
Horizon
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DEM terrainMapped obstacles: context onlySun path

Mapped obstacle context loads with the map. Missing objects never mean clear.

At 10:03, Sun altitude 39.69°, terrain horizon unknown, uncertain, facing 292° WNW.

Terrain check unavailable — visibility unknown at 10:03

Terrain unavailable.

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    What confidence means

    Low confidence reflects coarse terrain, forecast uncertainty, incomplete mapped obstacles and no same-day field check.

    Sunrise05:52
    Solar noon13:07
    Sunset20:21
    TimezoneEurope/Vienna
    How this works & data sources

    Calculated: Astronomy Engine topocentric Sun positions, sunrise, noon and sunset; the eclipse preset is regression-checked against NASA GSFC.

    Terrain: Mapzen/AWS bare-earth DEM sampled to 80 km; about 100 m/pixel near Linz, so roofs and thin trees remain unknown.

    Weather: GeoSphere Austria deterministic and ensemble cloud guidance. Forecasts are not guarantees.

    Map: OpenTopoMap raster cartography from © OpenStreetMap contributors, SRTM and Sonny elevation data; map style © OpenTopoMap (CC-BY-SA). The visible map is orientation context, not the numerical horizon source.

    Privacy: No account or analytics. Coordinates go only to required map, terrain and forecast services; derived horizons may be cached on this device.

    NASA eclipse safety ↗ · Terrain source ↗ · Weather source ↗ · OSM licence ↗