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Change the equinox from 2000 to equinox of date and see what happens. Bud

Akkana Peck <yahoo@...> writes: When I packaged the XEphem computation routines so that they could be used by Python programmers, I went ahead and attempted to write up an explanation of

Geeky astronomical coordinate question: Yesterday was the Vernal Equinox. The RASC handbook says it happened at 23:21 UT, but I wanted to check that in XEphem. I couldn't figure out how to get it to

FYI if anyone is interested I have found a reference that discusses this topic and the predictions in detail. I haven't worked through it yet, but I believe it answers my questions.

If you're saying to ask Steve, I just sent him an email. However I was hoping not to bother him if someone else might know the answer. Oddly I can't open the credits window. I get a "Error: No running

The short answer is Stephen L. Moshier via Michael Sternberg. Please see the Credits section of the Help for more information. Unfortunately some of the URLs quoted therein have grown stale. Elwood

I've been looking at the techniques for the delta t calculation and trying to understand what is going on with the reference data. The data in the tables don't match the years from the UNSO

The main website of the Meade Advanced Products Users Group is hosted in the UK and occasionally has some connectivity issues. With the permission of MAPUG's webmaster, Ed Stewart, a mirror site in

Hello Piero, thanks for the report. I have confirmed your report on a fresh compile of RC11 on Ubuntu 10.10. I will look into it and update the forum if I learn anything. Elwood

Hi all I'm running RC-11 under Cygwin and have found that starting 1/1/2011 the ephemeris for Uranus' satellite Miranda is completely out of whack. You can actually see it disappear if you run the

On Tue, 14 Dec 2010, Santiago Roland wrote: > Date: Tue, 14 Dec 2010 17:45:25 -0200 > From: Santiago Roland <sroland@...> > Reply-To: xephem@... > To: XEphem Forum

Reading down a few messages I saw the link to some xephem deb files. Tried that, and it worked -- both in Puppy Linux and Mepis.? Thanks loads. I use Mepis Antix and Puppy because my computer is

I just joined the club because I'm having excactly that problem. In sky view mode, right-clicking to get the info box gives me info for the first item I click, but then hangs X windows. I've

Hi everyone, i have the original 3 CD set of XEphem 3.7.1 that my astronomy department bought some while ago and under Ubuntu 10.04, the sky view mode crashed when right clicking in the sky

Thanks to all who replied. It is the commercial version. I'm not a Unix guy--but I can muck about in the shell without breaking things. I fixed the problem by editing ~/.xephemrc to show the proper

Check to see whether you have a .xephemrc file. If you do, it's likely the contents of the file point to the old directory, e.g.: XEphem.PrivateDir: /Users/trane/Library/XEphem You can edit that file

As always, thanks for jumping in to help Serge. However, since the original post mentions the CD I think David is referring to the Commercial version. I think your advise is more appropriate to the

Hi David, What you have to do is to search and check if you have a real "xephem-3.x.x" directory somewhere, and if it is made of usual source tree : xephem-3.x.x/GUI/xephem/ if you find it, you have,

I used Apple's Migration Assistant to copy files from an old Mac to a new one prior to wiping the old Mac. It brought XEphem over, but the links are messed up. When I type /usr/local/bin/xephem I get

Elwood, Everything works perfectly now! Thank you very much. FYI: Running Fedora Core 13 and compiled perfectly! Dan