Astro

Overview

The astro library provides users with the ability to calculate the positions of the sun and moon in the sky, making it a valuable tool for astronomers, navigators, and enthusiasts alike. While it is essential to note that the library is no longer actively maintained, it still serves an important function for those interested in celestial calculations. Users can fork the library if they wish to continue utilizing its features or expand upon its capabilities.

Features

• Lunar Submodule: Offers methods specifically designed for calculating the position of the moon, enabling precise lunar positioning.
• Solar Module: Includes distinct methods for calculating the position of the sun, making solar observations easier.
• Unit Flexibility: Operates with degrees for angles, milliseconds for timestamps, and AU for distances, catering to various scientific requirements.
• Astronomy Focus: Aimed at users who need reliable celestial positioning for astronomy-related applications.
• User-Friendly: Despite its lack of maintenance, the library is still accessible for those familiar with celestial mechanics.
• Forking Opportunity: Encourages users to fork the library for continued use and development, promoting community involvement.