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I am suggesting adding up another feature which will be either a standalone or a part of an advanced search. I suggest adding up a tool which will permit to select a given area. A user can predefine searchable objects by their type (like dwarfs, blue giants and the like) and magnitude (all objects of the apparent/absolute magnitude, for example, 13). When search is done, the search box would list
Real-time 3D visualization of space.
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it should either link to the animator docs or copy the function signature information
Code, data, and instructions for mapping orbits of asteroids in the solar system
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Functions and classes to access online data resources. Maintainers: @keflavich and @bsipocz
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This is the official GitHub repository for OpenSpace: an open source astrovisualization project. For instructions on how to build and run OpenSpace, see the Getting Started Guides on the wiki page at http://wiki.openspaceproject.com
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yt-project / yt
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Astronomy Picture of the Day API service
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Problem
Lightkurve has a lot of unit tests which access the data archive at MAST. This causes a number of problems:
- our tests are slow;
- many of our tests require internet access;
- tests sometimes fail due to intermittent issues at MAST rather than Lightkurve issues;
- we add an unnecessary load on MAST's services.
Current workaround
We have flagged the tests which require inte
饕餮:A curated collection of resources for astrophysical research
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Classify whether an image is of a Spiral or an Elliptical Galaxy using Transfer Learning (Tensorflow)
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Code and instructions for making topographic maps of planets and moons
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Core package to analyze gravitational-wave data, find signals, and study their parameters. This package was used in the first direct detection of gravitational waves (GW150914), and is used in the ongoing analysis of LIGO/Virgo data.
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A Raspberry Pi operated Wireless Allsky Camera
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ASDF (Advanced Scientific Data Format) is a next generation interchange format for scientific data
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Scalable 1D Gaussian Processes in C++, Python, and Julia
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Astropy package for source detection and photometry. Maintainers: @larrybradley and @bsipocz
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Scalable inference for a generative model of astronomical images
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The modular galaxy image simulation toolkit. Documentation:
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Physical Optics Propagation in Python
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The python implementation of leapfrog does not make use of the fact that drifts can be combined when not storing output, causing it to be slower than necessary. Comparing to the C implementation, it also appears to not be as precise.
Deep Learning for Astronomers with Tensorflow
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Astroberry Server is a ready to use system for Raspberry Pi for controlling all your astronomy equipment
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astropy/astropy#9468 highlighted that there are code snippets in docstrings that are not actually picked up during doctesting. I strongly feel that shouldn't be the case, we should skip any such testing in very rare occasions.
I tag this as a coordinates issue, but they may be other sub packages affected by the same problem.