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When computing comets (and minor planets) with Skyfield, the time to do so is astronomically (pardon the pun) greater than that for PyEphem. I understand PyEphem uses a C backend and so will always b…
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https://rhodesmill.org/skyfield/
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I have been using the Horizons telnet interface to generate binary SPK files for small solar system bodies. When I try to load them in skyfield I get this error:
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File "skyfield\jpllib.py", lin…
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**Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.**
pyephem will continue to receive bug updates, but the creators suggest that skyfield is preferred.
see https://rhodesmill.org/pyeph…
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I use e.g. the following code to generate the ecliptic longitudes of Pluto and Juno seen from Earth on a given date and time in 1859:
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from skyfield.api import load
from skyfield.data import m…
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the SGP4 Skyfield libs are really cool. Also they have more realistic models.
but they seem a bit slow by a magnitude.
So adding a faster state vector processing would be great! :)
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I am calculating sunrise for my location from year 1000 onwards.
Skyfield is unable to compute the same and I got the following error. It works for dates before and after this value 1000-3-1.
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### The problem
Help needed. With the update to HA 2024.2 lots of people had problems several different custom integrations that depend on matplotlib. This seemed to be fixed with the release of HA 2…
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I did a syntax failure adding my name to recipe-maintainers missing the `-`
Afterwards I did a `conda smithy rerender` and send a pull request.
https://github.com/conda-forge/skyfield-feedstock/pu…
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This one is a bit tricky. One would think that if I used 2 processes to compute the alamanc, it would only take half the time. Unfortunately this is not the case, because SkyField internally seems alr…