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The 13 pages that link to Solar time, each with the reason it gives.

• Solar declinationRelated: Solar-position calculations pair declination with hour angle to establish local solar time.

• International Date LineNarrower topic: The global progression of local solar time creates the need to reconcile different calendar dates.

• Time zoneCompared with: Its continuous variation with longitude differs from shared regional clock time.

• SundialRelated: A sundial indicates solar time rather than uniform clock time.

• Sidereal timeCompared with: Its reference is the Sun, unlike sidereal time’s distant-star reference.

• Greenwich Mean TimeNarrower topic: GMT began as a location-specific form of solar time.

• SunriseRelated: Sunrise provides a local reference for apparent solar time.

• HourCompared with: Solar time follows the Sun, unlike uniform clock hours maintained by standard time.

• Daylight saving timeCompared with: Daylight saving time changes clock labels, not the Sun's apparent daily motion.

• Hour angleCompared with: Solar hour angle relates the Sun’s position to local apparent solar time.

• GnomonRelated: A gnomon indicates apparent solar time through the changing direction of its shadow.

• 180th meridianRelated: Longitude relates to local solar time, with 180° representing roughly twelve hours from Greenwich.

• EveningRelated: It ties evening to local solar position rather than a uniform clock hour.