Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Spanish term or phrase:
día astronómico
English translation:
sidereal day
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Spanish term
día astronómico
Spanish to English
Science
Astronomy & Space
Tiempo comprendido entre dos pasos sucesivos del Sol por el meridiano superior.
Proposed translations
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5 | sidereal day | Dr. Andrew Frankland |
4 +1 | astronomical day | Becky Heaviside (X) |
4 | apparent solar day | Vittorio Ferretti |
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sidereal day
The interval between two successive transits of a point on the celestial sphere (as the vernal equinox) over the upper meridian of a place : 23 hours, 56 minutes, 4.1 seconds of mean time (Merriam Websters)
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astronomical day
The English is usually just a straight translation for this term (which more strictly means the period from midday to midday).
Sidereal day does seem to fit the definition you gave but it is known as a "día sidéreo" in SPanish.
Sidereal day does seem to fit the definition you gave but it is known as a "día sidéreo" in SPanish.
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urielp (X)
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apparent solar day
From Wikipedia (link below): Apparent solar time or true solar time is the hour angle of the Sun. It is based on the apparent solar day, which is the interval between two successive returns of the Sun to the local meridian. Note that the solar day starts at noon, so apparent solar time 00:00 means noon and 12:00 means midnight. Solar time can be measured by a sundial.
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