Urgent Help!! Dusk and Dawn!

[Dan Salter]

I need urgent help.

For my moth trapping dissertation i have been using a website where you put in your postcode for official dusk and dawn times?

Only i have forgotten what it was called and cant find it in my faves?

anyone got a website with uk dusk and dawn times...and in the next like...ten minutes?

Cheers

Dan

[Dan Salter]

Dont worry....found it

Sunrise, sunset, dawn and dusk times around the World - Gaisma

[larachmor]

Sunrise and sunset calculator

[tigger]

I have a really neat dusk/dawn gadget on my igoogle home page at all times:

Add gadgets to your homepage

Along with the local weather, news (local, UK and international), Google blog reader (to keep up to date with blogs I'm subscribed to), Google maps, World clocks, Google translate, Google notebook and Google Calendar. I don't know how I ever survived without them!

I guess you could say I'm a bit of a "Google Girl"...

Jane

[Dan Salter]

Thanks Larac...

However...sunrise and sunset and dawn and dusk times are two different things.

Thanks tigger i shall have a look at it...although im not overly keen on anything google so not sure i want a google home page but if the gadget is that good i might

[Meta menardi]

So much comes floating in from this site. 2 good sources added.

[tigger]

How can you say that Dan...

I know some people don't like Google much. I use it every day, every hour, every minute in my work as an internet consultant. I worked out the other day that having a iGoogle home page has definately saved me hours of searching over the last 2 years.

Now Microsoft.... that's a different kettle of fish! Don't get me started on Microsoft. If you haven't already done so, try the Mozilla Firefox browser instead of Internet Explorer.... a far more enjoyable experience!

Glad you liked the links Meta...

[Ruth Daniel]

Thanks for the google gadget link tigger,it'll come in very handy!

[poschiavanus]

Old fashioned printed almanacs (remember them) usually contain this information. Your local library might have a copy of Whitaker's, or the US World Almanac used to have a 2 page universal table for calculating sunrise/sunset anywhere between 20 and 70 degrees North. The various definitions of dawn and dusk (nautical/civil/&c) are usually related to how far the upper limb of the sun is below the horizon.

There's another on-line source here which generates a monthly calendar, but only for a limited set of UK locations.

posch(iavanus)

[Dan Salter]

Thanks for all the replies and info guys but i had found the site i use by my second post....

Would also like to remind people that sunrise and sunset times are different to dawn and dusk times....worth remembering