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User Guide, chapter 4.6.8. |
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While the Eclipse tab of the astronomical calculations window provides a lot of information, it's not exactly what I'm looking for. I want to generate more precise eclipse data for coordinates within a smaller geographical area, unlike the kml file which covers the entire earth. Is there a way to access the calculated eclipse data through the scripting interface ? Or more generally can you access data about celestial objects through scripting ? The script examples I have found only seem to show automation of the UI but not extraction of data. |
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But that only shows the information for one specific coordinate. I want to be able to generate that data for a number of points over a certain geographical area. |
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So it looks like all I needed was core.getObjectInfo["Sun"]. That returns an object that contains the current eclipse magnitude along with other data. With that and the script documentation on how to set times and locations I think should be able to generate the data I want. |
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Hi.
I'd like to be able to make accurate solar eclipse predictions (ie. start and end of partial and total eclipse) for arbitrary lat/long coordinates and I'm thinking that stellarium would probably be helpful for this rather than doing all the calculations from scratch.
Does stellarium have any existing feature or script for doing this ?
If not could anyone point me in the right general direction for how to implement this with a stellarium script, or plugin ?
Thanks.
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