öğlen çemberi

Turkish - English

Definition of öğlen çemberi in Turkish English dictionary

meridian

A great circle passing through the poles of the celestial sphere and the zenith for a particular observer

An imaginary great circle on the Earth's surface, passing through the geographic poles

The highest point or state of consciousness and enlightenment achievable by a human

Meridional; relating to a meridian

a great circle on the Earth that passes through the geographic poles

Relating to noon

A north-south reference line It may be taken through the position of the instrument, or, in special cases, through a reference point (such as the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, England, which designates the Prime Meridian - 0o longitude)

great circle on the sky that goes through the celestial poles and the zenith point It separates the daytime motions of the Sun into ``a m '' and ``p m '' The azimuth of an object on the meridian in the northern sky = 0° and the azimuth of an object on the meridian in the southern sky = 180°

the meridian of a place on the Earth surface is the half circle passing through that place and ending at the poles

Midday; noon

A great circle on the surface of the earth, passing through the poles and any given place; also, the half of such a circle included between the poles

A similar line on any general surface of revolution

A line of longitude going north and south from pole to pole measured in degrees from the Prime Meridian or 0° See Longitude

An imaginary line drawn in the sky which joins the zenith[?] with the north and south celestial poles[?] See also: celestial equator, ecliptic

A line on the celestial sphere passing from the North Pole through the Zenith to the South Pole Can also be the center line of a planetary body drawn through it's poles

Being at, or pertaining to, midday; belonging to, or passing through, the highest point attained by the sun in his diurnal course

a imaginary line on the earth's surface passing through both geographic poles and through any given point on the planet, also called a line of longitude

An imaginary line that begins on the northern point of the horizon, travels up to the observer's zenith, down to the southern point on the horizon

It is crossed by the sun at midday

any of the great circles of the earth that passes through the two poles at right angles to the equator (see Celestial Meridian, Hour Circles)

Hyphenation

öğ·len çem·be·ri