[HPforGrownups] Re: Snape's part in death of Sirius

[Shaun Hately]

No: HPFGUIDX 107934

On 28 Jul 2004 at 2:41, nkafkafi wrote:

> Neri again:
> Thanks. I already have even more accurate figures. According to:
> http://www.onlineweather.com/v4/uk/sun/Edinburgh.html#June 
> sunrise would be at about 4:30 am and sundown at 10:00 pm. So I'll 
> assume Harry and Co took flight from the forest at about 10:00 pm 
> because JKR describes twilight falling soon after they take off (Ch. 
> 34). I'll also assume Harry is sent back to DD's office at about 4:00 
> am, because he can see the first light of dawn on the horizon through 
> DD's window (Ch. 37).

Please note, just for the record in having discussions like this, I 
have the ability to quickly generate accurate times for sunrise, 
sunset, moonrise, moonset, moonphase, planetary locations... - 
basically a whole range of astronomical data for any location and 
any date, and I've made and am making again, a standing offer to 
generate any and all of this data necessary for any HPFGU 
discussion - so if anyone wants precise times, etc, just give me 
the details.

It's not hard to do - it's just because I'm a keen amateur 
astronomer, I already have everything set up to do these things.


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