Closed lingduxingxi closed 2 years ago
Thank you for the edits! The formatting of your program is much improved — I can read it very easily now — and it now sounds more friendly. I think that contributors (me or someone else) will soon have time to try running your code, now that we can see the format (which is so important with Python, because it pays attention to indent!).
The comments in the code will help us understand what you are doing. I will reply when I have the chance!
(Oh — it looks like you replied twice, by accident, so I will remove one of the two replies.)
(And now that your question is in better shape, I’ll delete our comments about the earlier version, so that contributors simply focus on your question as they come and read!)
In far does your code relate to skyfield? I just see ephem used there.
I have had the chance to run the script now — it prints:
2021-11-18 11:29:57
<ephem.EarthSatellite 'TIANHE' at 0x7f80f05d0760>
2.88979102172
3.7357496733
What magnitude were you expecting? Is 3.7 more dim than expected, or more bright?
(Also, in case it helps — but maybe you have already seen this:)
(Also, in case it helps — but maybe you have already seen this:)
thank you
I am going to close this, as several questions were never answered, and without them the issue won't be able to make further progress. But feel free to make further comments once the issue is closed.
Predicting future satellite brightness: But I found it impossible,The code is as follows:
What went wrong?