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// Test program to calculate sunrise, sunset, and various twilights.
use sun.frink
out = ### hh:mm:ss a z ###
lat = 39.58560 degrees North
long = 104.89598 degrees West
println["Sunrise: " + (sunrise[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["Sunset: " + (sunset[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["\nCivil twilight begins: " + (civilTwilightBegin[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["Civil twilight ends: " + (civilTwilightEnd[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["\nNautical twilight begins: " + (nauticalTwilightBegin[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["Nautical twilight ends: " + (nauticalTwilightEnd[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["\nAstronomical twilight begins: " + (astronomicalTwilightBegin[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
println["Astronomical twilight ends: " + (astronomicalTwilightEnd[now[], lat, long] -> out)]
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