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How to calculate the ship's latitude using sun's meridian altitude (meridian passage question)?

Using an example, this video shows how to calculate a vessel's latitude (observed) using a sun's meridian altitude. The meridian passage is the moment when a celestial object passes the meridian of longitude of the observer. At this point, the celestial object is at its highest point. If you liked this video, become an exclusive member of "Steering Mariners". For AUD 9.99, the membership will provide you with multiple benefits such as 1) Access to hundreds of previously loaded videos (through the community post) which are not accessible to the public. 2) 3-4 new videos every week not only to help with your studies but to plan your career. 3) early access to videos due for public viewing by at least 2-4 weeks. 4) Post questions and get answers to your query early to help you with orals preparation. 5) opportunity to network with other members and request for resources or guidance (and from me of course as well). Contents of this video will benefit mariners preparing for exams (written and oral examinations). Mariners will also benefit by watching the following videos: Celestial Navigation Meridian Passage (Theory):    • Meridian Passage of a celestial body - The...   Meridian passage (Sun – example 1):    • How to calculate the ship's latitude using...   Meridian Passage (Sun – example 2):    • Meridian Passage of Sun - Calculation   Meridian passage (Sun -example 3):    • Meridian Passage Calculation -  Sun as a c...   Meridian passage (Sun -example 4):    • How to calculate ship's latitude using the...   Meridian Passage (Star):    • How to calculate the ship's latitude using...   Meridian Passage (Planets):    • Meridian passage - Planets   Finding the reading to set on a sextant:    • Finding the reading to set on a sextant - ...   Compass error Amplitude (Sun):    • How to calculate compass error using the a...   Amplitude (Sun):    • Calculate the compass error using the Ampl...   Amplitude (Moon):    • Calculating compass error using the amplit...   Compass error Azimuth (Sun – example 1):    • Compass error calculation using the azimut...   Compass error using azimuth method (Sun – example 2):    • Calculating the Compass Error using the Az...   Azimuth (Sun – example 3):    • Compass error calculation (Sun as the cele...   Compass error using azimuth method (Sun – example 4):    • Calculate compass error using the Azimuth ...   Compass error using azimuth method (Sun – example 5):    • Compass error calculation (Azimuth method)...   Compass error using azimuth method (Star – example 1):    • Calculating the Compass error - using the ...   Compass error using azimuth method (Star -example 2):    • Compass error calculation (Azimuth method)...   Compass error using azimuth method (Planets):    • How to calculate the Compass error using t...   Compass error using azimuth method (Moon):    • Compass error by azimuth - Moon (celestial...   Longitude and time:    • Longitude and time - Relationship between ...   Correcting sextant altitudes:    • Correcting sextant altitudes - Sun, Star, ...   Finding LHA and declination:    • Calculating a celestial body's LHA and dec...   Intercept (Sun):    • Calculating the intercept and position lin...   Intercept (Sun -Example 2):    • Intercept Calculation - Celestial Navigati...   Intercept (Sun -Example 3):    • Intercept calculation and direction of pos...   Intercept (Star- example 1):    • How to use the Intercept method to calcula...   Intercept (Star -example 2):    • Calculation of intercept and direction of ...   Intercept (Planets):    • How to use the Intercept method  for calcu...   Intercept (Moon):    • Calculating the intercept and position lin...   Staggered observations (Example 1):    • Staggered Observations - Plotting ship's p...   Staggered observations (Example 2):    • Staggered Observations - Celestial Navigation   Variation, deviation, and compass error:    • What is the Variation, Deviation, and Comp...