Olaf Guthfrithsson
A Dictionary of British History
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Olaf Guthfrithsson (d. 941), king of Dublin. Olaf succeeded to the throne in 934. His first years as ruler established his position in Ireland. This freed him for an attempt to regain the Viking kingdom of
York, from which his father had been expelled in 927 by
Athelstan. But Olaf's grand coalition was cut to pieces by Athelstan at
Brunanburh (937). After Athelstan's death in 939, Olaf renewed the struggle, occupied York, harried Mercia, sacked Tamworth, and forced
Edmund to concede all the lands north‐east of Watling Street. He was killed the following year near Dunbar, and his successors were unable to hold the territories he had won back.
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LOCAL SIDEREAL TIME, GLOBAL GEOMAGNETIC FIELD FLUCTUATIONS, AND TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS.
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Sidereal Time
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Changes in the fine structure of stochastic distributions as a consequence of space-time fluctuations.
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Dance of the planets and our moon.(SCOPE ON THE SKIES)
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Surveying solutions.(funandgames)
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The First Sheldon Currie Fiction Contest
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sidereal time
Book article from: A Dictionary of Astronomy
sidereal time Time as measured by reference to the stars...hour angle of the vernal equinox. The sidereal time is the same as the right ascension...observer's meridian. More generally, the sidereal time is the sum of the right ascension...
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Greenwich Sidereal Time
Book article from: A Dictionary of Astronomy
Greenwich Sidereal Time ( GST ) The sidereal time on the Greenwich meridian; equivalently, the Greenwich hour angle of the equinox. The sidereal time will either be mean sidereal time or apparent sidereal time, depending on whether the mean equinox or true ...
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apparent sidereal time
Book article from: A Dictionary of Astronomy
apparent sidereal time Time as given by direct observation...of Aries) is not a completely fixed sidereal direction but varies due to general...irregularities of about a second on sidereal time . The principal period of this...
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Greenwich Mean Sidereal Time
Book article from: A Dictionary of Astronomy
Greenwich Mean Sidereal Time ( GMST ) The mean sidereal time on the Greenwich meridian and, therefore, the Greenwich hour angle of the mean equinox. Greenwich mean sidereal time is derived from meridian observations of stars reduced...
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local sidereal time
Book article from: A Dictionary of Astronomy
local sidereal time ( LST ) The sidereal time determined with reference to the observer's own local...hour angle of the vernal equinox. It differs from the Greenwich Sidereal Time by the observer's longitude, being 4 min...
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