Meanings
- obsoleterareastronomyA view or prospect as if it were from the sun.
Fig. 3. Sunview of the Earth at the middle of the Transit of 1882 .
1875, Richard A. Proctor, “Past and Coming transits and Arctic Explorations”, in James Samuelson, Henry Lawson, William Sweetland Dallas, editor, The Popular Science Review, page 2741 more example
Figure 9. The New Acropolis Museum, Athens (M. Nicoletti - L. Passarelli) - view from the Acropolist, general view, solar scheme, sunviews of the “eye”, the Parthenon space
2014, Eduardo Maldonado, Simos Yannas, Environmentally Friendly Cities, page 18
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