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assay-master-259.d61a16e.tar.gz | 0000018676 18.2 KB | |
de405.bsp | 0065445888 62.4 MB | |
de421.bsp | 0016788480 16 MB | |
finals2000A.all | 0003395092 3.24 MB | |
generate-hipparcos.sh | 0000000438 438 Bytes | |
hip_main.dat.gz | 0001257616 1.2 MB | |
moon_080317.tf | 0000021437 20.9 KB | |
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 | 0000004224 4.13 KB | |
skyfield-1.39.tar.gz | 0000373790 365 KB |
Revision 12 (latest revision is 21)
Dominique Leuenberger (dimstar_suse)
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- Update to 1.39 * The Angle.dstr() and Angle.hstr() methods now accept a format= argument that lets callers override Skyfield’s default angle formatting and supply their own; see Formatting angles. #513 * The prototype planetary_magnitude() function now works not only when given a single position, but when given a vector of several positions. - Release 1.38 * Replaced the old historic ∆T table from the United States Naval Observatory with up-to-date splines from the 2020 release of the extensive research by Morrison, Stephenson, Hohenkerk, and Zawilski and also adjusted the slope of Skyfield’s near-future ∆T estimates to make the slope of ∆T much less abrupt over the coming century. * Added a full reference frame object for the TEME reference frame used by SGP4 Earth satellite elements. - Release 1.37 * Added a frame_latlon_and_rates() method that can compute the rates at which angles like altitude and azimuth, or right ascension and declination, are changing. * Accepted a contributor’s helpful fix for a rounding error that had slightly shifted a few constellation boundaries. #548 * The Time tuple utc and method utc_strftime() are now backed by the same math, so they always advance to the next calendar day at the same moment. This makes it safe to mix values returned by one of them with values returned by the other. #542 * Vector subtraction now returns the position subclass specific to the resulting vector’s center. #549 - Release 1.36
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