planet.extremes: Extreme declinations for five visible planets
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planet.extremes R Documentation
Extreme declinations for five visible planets
Description
This function calculates the maximum and minimum declinations of the five visible planets
for a given epoch. This is done by calculating the declination for one entire orbital period centred
around the epoch.
Usage
planet.extremes(obj, epoch, loc = NULL)
Arguments
obj
The name of the planet.
epoch
Epoch for which to do calculations.
loc
(Optional) This can be either a skyscapeR.horizon object, or a vector with the
latitude, longitude and elevation of the site, in this order.
Examples
planet.extremes('Jupiter', 2023)
planet.extremes('Venus', -4000)
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Extreme declinations for five visible planets
Description
This function calculates the maximum and minimum declinations of the five visible planets for a given epoch. This is done by calculating the declination for one entire orbital period centred around the epoch.
Usage
planet.extremes(obj, epoch, loc = NULL)
Arguments
obj |
The name of the planet. |
epoch |
Epoch for which to do calculations. |
loc |
(Optional) This can be either a skyscapeR.horizon object, or a vector with the latitude, longitude and elevation of the site, in this order. |
Examples
planet.extremes('Jupiter', 2023)
planet.extremes('Venus', -4000)
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