Titlebook: Astronomy on the Personal Computer; Oliver Montenbruck,Thomas Pfleger Textbook 19942nd edition Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1994 Astr

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R. Roka,M. Hermann,B. Niederle,E. Wenzle find that it is not its nearest neighbour, the Earth, that has the greatest effect, but the more distant Sun. Although gravitational force decreases as the square of the distance, the Sun’s gravity exceeds that of the Earth, because of its far greater mass.

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Wann und woran sterben Alkoholkranke?ested in astronomy have such equipment at their disposal. This prompts the idea of using these computers for astronomical computation. What positive advantages are there in using one’s own computer, when one can obtain all the most important data required for observing, fully as accurately, in one o

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Anmerkungen zu den atypischen Neuroleptikatric coordinates, which are based on the Sun, and geocentric coordinates, which are centred on the Earth. Ecliptic coordinates refer the position of a point to the plane of the Earth’s orbit, while equatorial coordinates are measured relative to the position of the Earth’s or celestial equators. The

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Subsyndrome der chronischen Schizophrenieh’s axis. Neither of these systems is particularly suitable, however, for an observer situated on the surface of the Earth. As such an observer (without being aware of it) takes part in the Earth’s daily rotation, it appears as if the Sun, Moon, and stars follow large arcs across the sky from East t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6169-2o short-term ephemerides and the determination of orbital elements. The five or six orbital elements describe the orbit in space and time in a significantly shorter form than a long listing of positions. In general, the orbital elements of newly discovered comets are published by the International A

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7091-6169-2c. Cometary orbits, by contrast, are distributed at random in space and have very varied shapes. The near-circular orbits of the planets are so widely separated that they never come close to one another.

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