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In article <45c9a603@news.povray.org>,
Nicolas George <nicolas$george@salle-s.org> wrote:
> Well, all this is theory, and you probably can not do it with sunpos.inc.
> The first step can probably be done with ephemerides programs. As for the
> second, I have no idea.
all you say it's right and i think that povary can compute accurancy
position of sun.
i begun to write a "small" macro for that and results are :
ephemeride values are :
all for the 1978, november 12, 0h ET.
as you can see, accurancy not bad. probably, increase precision with
venus, jupiter moon and some others perturbations can be done.
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klp
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