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True solar time is the conversion of clock time into the time when the sun actually crosses the meridian; because Earth's orbit is elliptical and its rotation axis is tilted, the moment the sun reaches noon differs across longitudes within the same time zone, and a birth location on the west side of the time zone usually has a true solar time later than civil time, while the east side is earlier.
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