What angle does the sun strike a vertical solar panel at noon on Dec 21,2009 at the latitude of 52 degrees?
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On that date the Sun is 23.5 degrees south of the equator.
A vertical panel 52 degrees north of the equator gives a combined angle of 75.5.
On the same longitude at the tropic of capricorn the angle would be zero.