Comet 2020 V2 ZTF
This is the path of comet 2020 V2 ZTF (from Dec 17 up to March 1), an interesting object that could be visible with the… Read More »Comet 2020 V2 ZTF
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2022 Mars Occultation Test
I choose this event for performing a test on UrukFSP. The frame below is extracted from a Mount Wilson Observatory Youtube video covering the entire… Read More »2022 Mars Occultation Test
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2023 April 20 – Hybrid Solar Eclipse
Next Solar Eclipse : 2023 April 20th, HYBRID. The path of totality, only 49 Km wide, will pass mainly over the sea. There are few… Read More »2023 April 20 – Hybrid Solar Eclipse
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BUG – DeltaT Graphs: the MTP (Mean Tidal Parabola) is wrong. A ’42’ value instead of ’32’ gives higher results. SOLVED. BUG – Horizontal View: pointer equatorial coordinates when… Read More »** VERSION 1.2 CHANGELOG
Version 1.1.38 Bug Reporting
Please place here comments about bugs of the current version. I’ll do the same. BUG – DeltaT Graphs: the MTP (Mean Tidal Parabola) is wrong.… Read More »Version 1.1.38 Bug Reporting
** VERSION 1.1.38 CHANGELOG
(1) Corrected the Timezone of Kuala Lumpur to GMT+8 into the default location file, thanks to Shahrin Ahmad for the tip. Of course if you’re… Read More »** VERSION 1.1.38 CHANGELOG
Version 1.1 Bug Reporting
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GAIA DR3 and Extrasolar Planets
A news published 3 days ago from Exoplanet.eu states that GAIA DR3 data allowed the discovery of 72 new candidates to host exoplanets so far,… Read More »GAIA DR3 and Extrasolar Planets
Sirius and Arcturus, two very fast stars
Both stars have a relevant proper motion, due to their proximity to the Earth (Sirius 8 ly, Arcturus 37 ly), in such a way as… Read More »Sirius and Arcturus, two very fast stars
