Re: Problem Calculating a Moon's Position
- From: MET <Marcel.E.Tschudin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 27 May 2008 15:14:10 -0700 (PDT)
What is spherical aberration in this context?
I though spherica aberration was an imperfection in optical systems....
Yes, you are right. In both cases where this appeared I ment of coarse
STELLAR aberration.
One possibility yu may have not considered: perhaps Calsky has an error
when computing astrometric positions for the Moon?
I questioned that several times, but each time CalSky was right, also
in this case.
Yes, what you suggested would also be a solution. I would prefer the
straight forward approach, since the two set of results (astrometrical
and apparent) are calculated at two different instances (with the same
program parts). If I really wouldn't be able to succeed it would
however be a workaround to think of.
.
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