Re: Locationg celestial objects (using Astro::Coords, if need be)

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Hey Schweini, pretty cool use for perl I'd say :).

First thought, would be to ask you if you have taking daylight saving into consideration? Around this time of year servers can clash internationally on things like the time.

also consider are you seing 'Ra'dians, where the meaning is 'R'ight 'A'scencion, or vice versa, (if that is a thing!). just bouncing a couple of thoughts off the atmosphere.

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Re^2: Locationg celestial objects (using Astro::Coords, if need be) by ww (Archbishop) on Oct 26, 2012 at 03:37 UTC
"Right Ascension" sounds HIGHLY PROBABLE; use of radians in OP's problem case seems less so. See www.physics.csbsju.edu/astro/CS/CS.10.html or wikipedia, en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Right_ascension or almost any astro observing primer.	[reply]

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