20230809 South Pole of the Rotated Sphere.docx
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This document contains mathematical calculations and coordinates for the north and south poles of a rotated sphere, including the x and y coordinates of the north pole (-sin(45)*sin(45), cos(45)), south pole (0.5, -cos(45)), and radial circles (sin(theta), cos(theta)). It also lists the y-coordinates for points on an upright sphere and calculates the lengths of the upright and rotated sphere axes.
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