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# solarNoon

Represents solar noon, the time when the sun reaches its highest point in the sky.

```
var solarNoon: Date?
```

## Discussion

It may or
may not be above the horizon at this time due to variations of solar events at extreme latitudes.
If the highest point isn’t above the horizon, this property is `nil`.

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