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that's my guess too, I am looking for a (simplified) model to visualize that. But I am stuck to this: there are three bodies,sun,earth and moon; two of them on the ecliptic plane; in case of a new

Am Freitag, 10. Februar 2023, 11:58:43 CET schrieb s.bortolussi@... via groups.io: Just a guess: the orbit of the moon around the earth, and the orbit of the earth around the sun, are not on

Thanks Mathias. I would like to reckon moon phases for dates in the past (e.g. AD 1300). What puzzles me is that for full (new) moon separation is less than 180 (0) degrees. I try your suggestion with

Am Freitag, 10. Februar 2023, 09:43:27 CET schrieb s.bortolussi@... via groups.io: the full moon for the current month is easily found in the calendar panel, but I'm guessing you'Re aiming for

Hello, I write to ask some "directions for use". To reckon the next new or full moon date I use the solver tool. I set? "Moon.Sep" or "Moon.Elong" as the function and check "Find Minimum" or "Find

Dear friends of XEphem, I am seeking your opinion about how I could overhaul the astronomy practical work that I've had with my Bachelor students for quite a few years. They are in a curriculum for

The previous build runs fine on Mageia 8. Mageia 9 is still at the alpha stage. When (if) it reaches beta level, I will run some new tests with the new version. Anything that runs on PclOS usually

This does not pertain immediately to Maxime's question, but I can report an effortless new installation on a new computer using Linux Mint 21.1 (Kernel: Linux 5.15.0-56-generic). Bernie

Hello Maxime, I think you need to recompile xephem, to get the libraries right. This is what I did (on Ubuntu 22.10): xephem: apt install build-essential groff-base libmotif-dev libssl-dev

Dear friends of XEphem, I have the impression that the upgrade from Ubuntu 20.04 to 22.04 has messed up my XEphem install. I am no longer able to launch it from a terminal as I used to (xephem &),

FYI regarding future support for libXp ---------- Forwarded message --------- From: Alan Coopersmith <alan.coopersmith@...> Date: Mon, Sep 12, 2022 at 1:52 PM Subject: [ANNOUNCE] libXp

Hi! чт, 25 авг. 2022 г. в 03:45, Trane Francks <trane@...>: XEphem 4.0.1 available via MacPorts for x86_64 macs: https://ports.macports.org/port/xephem/ -- With best regards,

The current revision of XEphem on GitHub is 4.1.0. That revision will compile without libXp, however I don't know if all dependencies upon libraries not available for macOS have been excised. I've

Hi, gang. This morning XQuartz reminded me that there's a new version (2.8.2) to which to upgrade. Alas, because versions later than 2.7.11 remove libXp, XEphem won't compile on macOS with a modern

Lutz M?ndle wrote: Have a look at netmenu.c in <xephemroot>/GUI/xephem. Change the following code at line 87 na beyond: ssl_method =

Have a look at netmenu.c in <xephemroot>/GUI/xephem. Change the following code at line 87 na beyond: ssl_method = SSLv23_client_method();??? /* deprecated since openssl 1.1.x */ //??? ???

I see that xephem 4.1.0 now needs some version of OpenSSL. I have my own build of OpenSSL 1.1.1q, but it won't link against that -- it has undefined symbols.? It will link with creaky old unsupported

Many thanks, placed updated versions in/usr/share/xephem/auxil/ (in my case)

The jupiter.2040 bdl file is available as all the other xxxx.2040 we sent to the new git site ...

Many thanks for your elucidation! (It is an honour! Best regards!) Rui Teixeira