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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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