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Undergrad C# Accurate Earth, Moon Sun visual model to predict eclipses
Wow, I wasn't expecting someone to answer, but I'm sure it will be helpful. Thank you!- TheGalaxyOfGold
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Calculating Earth's Orientation and Moon's Position at J2000.0
thank you very much sir!- TheGalaxyOfGold
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Calculating Earth's Orientation and Moon's Position at J2000.0
I could just convert from UT to TT with a simple conversion equation, can't I? I don't think accuracy is imperative, as long as its accurate too within a degree I should be fine.- TheGalaxyOfGold
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Calculating Earth's Orientation and Moon's Position at J2000.0
Hi there, I am making a very basic model of an earth, moon, sun system in ECEF in C# using the Helix Toolkit and in order to begin transformations according to Earth's rotation, tilt, and orbit, I need a reference orientation/position/time of Earth with respect to the sun and moon. So my...- TheGalaxyOfGold
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- Earth Earth and moon Orientation
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad C# Accurate Earth, Moon Sun visual model to predict eclipses
Hello all! I am trying to make a VISUAL model (in C#) to predict lunar and Earth eclipse periods for a satellite that I have accurate ephemeris for. I want to calculate everything in ECEF reference frame. How would a go about modeling this system to the accuracy I'm interested in? I assume I...- TheGalaxyOfGold
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- Earth Model Moon Sun Visual
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- Forum: Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Undergrad Gravity Propagation: How Does Time Affect Orbital Modeling?
I was thinking about the idea of looking up at a particular minuscule spot in the sky to see a particular planet at a very precise time, say, with a telescope. I was considering how light takes a matter of minutes to reach us. But then, remembering that gravitational forces must travel through...- TheGalaxyOfGold
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- Forces Gravitational
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity