Closed CoriFletcher-USRA closed 3 months ago
Can you elaborate? We use astropy.Time to perform time conversions, and the Fermi MET is defined as a special epoch within time.py. For example, you can do the following to get the Fermi MET for the current time:
from gdt.missions.fermi.time import Time
Time.now().fermi
Similarly, a Time object can be created with any other time, and as long as you've done the above import, the conversion to fermi using .fermi
is available to you.
@CoriFletcher-USRA can this be closed?
It would be nice to have an MET conversion in the Fermi time.py file.