The passing of the summer solstice on June 20 reminded me of analemmas, the figure-8 shape that describes in the sky over a year's time. The Astronomy Picture of the Day site has a whole page of them, including an illustration of one from Mars.
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The passing of the summer solstice on June 20 reminded me of analemmas, the figure-8 shape that describes in the sky over a year's time. The Astronomy Picture of the Day site has a whole page of them, including an illustration of one from Mars.
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