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Hours of the Day Approximated Time: This table's method is using 60 minutes per hour no matter what the season it may be. Use the time of sunrise to begin your timing. For example the sun rises at 5:32 am on Monday, the first hour will be 5:32 am to 6:32 am, which according to the table below is the hour of the Moon. This method is approximated, so it will be best to work in the middle of the hour to make sure you are within the correct hour. Accurate Way: This is a little more complicated and requires the sunrise and sunset hours. If the sun rises on Monday at 5:30 am and sets @ 6:30 pm we will have a 13 hour day to work. We need to multiply the number of hours in the day (13) by 60 minutes. Then divide that number (780) by the number of hours between sunrise and sunset on this chart, which is 12. This gives us 65 minutes per hour. The first hour of the day on Monday is 5:30 am to 6:35 am. This will be used through out the day and will restart the following with new sunrise and sunset hours.
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