New ΔT constraints from Ming-era Chinese eclipse records tighten prior estimates and indicate a steeper ΔT decrease between 1514 and 1567 than previously modeled.
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The 1733 eclipse report yields a solar radius of 696250 km and high-latitude prominences consistent with a solar minimum around that time.
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Variable Earth's Rotation Speed in the 14th to 16th Centuries: New {\Delta}T Constraints from Chinese Eclipse Records
New ΔT constraints from Ming-era Chinese eclipse records tighten prior estimates and indicate a steeper ΔT decrease between 1514 and 1567 than previously modeled.
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Analyses on Wassenius' Report for Total Solar Eclipse in 1733: Quantifications of the Solar Radius and the Earliest Reported Prominences
The 1733 eclipse report yields a solar radius of 696250 km and high-latitude prominences consistent with a solar minimum around that time.