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he JAVA library is designed to read JPL DE/LE ephemerides (DE200, DE405, DE406, DE421, DE422, DE430, DE431, DE440 and DE441) and to calculated the position and velocity of the Sun, Moon, eight major planets and Pluto, also the earth nutations and the lunar librations if they are part of the ephemeris.
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SkytechX
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SkytechX is free astronomical planetarium for rendering real objects (stars, planets, comets etc.) on the map. Program works with range of years 1 AD and 3000 AD. Main catalogue is Tycho2 with more than 2.5 millions of bright stars. Customized internal catalogue of non-stellar objects has been composed of several sources like NGC, IC, PGC, Messier etc. and contains more than 100,000 of objects. The planetarium allows you to connect your telescope via ASCOM6 platform. You can search for solar... -
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AEPHEM is an astronomical ephemeris and reduction C library. It is compatible with JPL ephemerides. It has routines for the standard astrometric reductions, conversions between different time standards and transformations between coordinate systems.
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spice-dlm provides a seamless mechanism for IDL users to access the SPICE library from JPL/NAIF, providing ephemeris information for solar system objects and spacecraft.
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