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This is the distance a planet is from the sun in the sky, and is expressed in DEGREES. As an example, a planet with an elongation of 180 degrees would be exactly opposite the sun in the sky (ie, one setting in the west while the other rises in the east). A planet with a 0 degree elongation would be lost in the glare of the sun, and thus, invisible. ...
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| elongation |
The apparent angular separation (distance) of an object from the sun.
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| elongation |
An increase in length shown as a fraction (or percentage) of the original length.
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| elongation |
the angular distance between two points in the sky as measured from a third point. The elongation of Mercury, for example, is the angular distance between Mercury and the Sun as measured from Earth. Planets whose orbits are outside the Earth's can have elongations between 0?and 180? (When a planet's elongation is 0?it is at conjunction; when it is 180? it is at opposition. ...
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| elongation |
Increase in length which occurs before fracture of Steel.
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