Astronomy & Astrophysics

Table 1: The solar longitude ( $L_{\rm S}$ ) values, the planet apparent size and the planetocentric coordinates of the sub-earth point (SEP) at the time of the observations.
15 June 2001 1 November 2005

$L_{\rm S}$ 180 $^{\circ}$ 316 $^{\circ}$

(northern autumn equinox) (northern winter)

angular size 20.6 arcsec 20.2 arcsec

SEP at 0h UTC 3.2 $^{\circ}$ N, 163 $^{\circ}$ W 14.5 $^{\circ}$ S, 156 $^{\circ}$ E

**Table 1:** The solar longitude ( $L_{\rm S}$ ) values, the planet apparent size and the planetocentric coordinates of the sub-earth point (SEP) at the time of the observations.
	15 June 2001	1 November 2005
$L_{\rm S}$	180 $^{\circ}$	316 $^{\circ}$
	(northern autumn equinox)	(northern winter)
angular size	20.6 arcsec	20.2 arcsec
SEP at 0h UTC	3.2 $^{\circ}$ N, 163 $^{\circ}$ W	14.5 $^{\circ}$ S, 156 $^{\circ}$ E

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