I found a "predict" package, that is.
On 8/11/24 20:51, Rusty Travis wrote:
> Thank you, I found an Ubuntu .deb package that installed into Debian
> 12. Exactly what was needed.
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> On 8/11/24 20:16, I wrote:
>> Greetings, is it possible to know, via a command-line option to
>> gpredict, a satellite's future AOS/LOS for processing, such as from
>> the gui:
>>
>> AOS TCA LOS Duration Max El AOS
>> Az Max El Az LOS Az Vis
>> 2024/08/12 09:37:04 2024/08/12 09:42:31 2024/08/12 09:47:59
>> 00:10:55 80.59 240.29 150.48 65.47 -D-
>> 2024/08/12 11:14:06 2024/08/12 11:19:29 2024/08/12 11:24:51
>> 00:10:44 38.83 272.81 352.07 71.83 -D-
>> 2024/08/12 12:51:16 2024/08/12 12:56:39 2024/08/12 13:02:03
>> 00:10:47 44.12 291.11 11.50 93.87 -D-
>> 2024/08/12 14:28:05 2024/08/12 14:33:29 2024/08/12 14:38:52
>> 00:10:46 54.32 293.81 213.79 129.32 -D-
>> 2024/08/13 08:48:47 2024/08/13 08:54:12 2024/08/13 08:59:36
>> 00:10:48 53.05 230.05 147.39 66.26 -D-
>>
>> Thank you.
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