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de405.bsp | 0065445888 62.4 MB | |
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finals2000A.all | 0003484580 3.32 MB | |
generate-hipparcos.sh | 0000000438 438 Bytes | |
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moon_pa_de421_1900-2050.bpc | 0001770496 1.69 MB | |
pck00008.tpc | 0000111586 109 KB | |
python-skyfield-rpmlintrc | 0000000049 49 Bytes | |
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python-skyfield.spec | 0000004162 4.06 KB | |
skyfield-1.43.1.tar.gz | 0000391592 382 KB |
Revision 43 (latest revision is 58)
Benjamin Greiner (bnavigator)
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- Update to v1.43.1 * An attempt at overly clever scripting resulted in a Skyfield 1.43 release without a setup.py in its .tar.gz; within an hour, a Python 2.7 user had reported that Skyfield could no longer install. This release is identical to 1.43 but (hopefully) installs correctly for everyone! - Changelog v1.43 * Fixed planetary_magnitude() so it works for Saturn even when the time is an array rather than a single time; also, improved its calculation slightly with respect to Uranus. #739 * Improved load_comets_dataframe() so that parsing CometEls.txt with the most recent version of Pandas doesn’t stumble over the commas in the final field of (for example) Halley’s Comet and give the error ParserError: Error tokenizing data. C error: Expected 12 fields…saw 13. #707 - Changelog v1.42 * Added two new position methods phase_angle() and fraction_illuminated() that, given an illuminator (usually the Sun) as their argument, compute whether the observer is looking at the bright side or the dark side of the target body. They replace a pair of old functions in the almanac module. * The almanac routine moon_nodes() would sometimes skip nodes that were closer together than 14.0 days. It has been tightened down and should now detect all lunar nodes. #662 * Time objects now feature a to_astropy() method. * The position method to_skycoord() now sets the frame attribute of the sky coordinate it returns, and for now only supports barycentric and geocentric positions. #577 - Changelog v1.41 * Times now support arithmetic: you can add or subtract from a
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