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Celestial Calculations: A Gentle Introduction to Computational Astronomy (Mit Press)
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Celestial Calculations: A Gentle Introduction to Computational Astronomy

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Nathaniel is on page 38 of 392

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Charles Kennedy is on page 64 of 392

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BzqgMqAENjpK is 18% done

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Martin Krauskopf is 14% done

The initial chapter will introduce you to the time and time zones related terms like ST, LCT, DST, LMT, GMT, UT, Zulu, UTC, UT1, UT2, TT, LST, GST. And before those, you will get (at least briefly) through Tropical, Civil, Besselian, Sidereal, Anomalistic, Draconic, Julian, and Galatic years/months/days. It sounds scary, but the book explains it really well. So far, 5 stars.

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Martin Krauskopf is 14% done

The initial chapter will introduce you to the time and time zones related terms like ST, LCT, DST, LMT, GMT, UT, Zulu, UTC, UT1, UT2, TT, GST. And before those, you will get (at least briefly) through Tropical, Civil, Besselian, Sidereal, Anomalistic, Draconic, Julian, and Galatic years/months/days. It sounds scary, but the book explains it really well. So far, 5 stars.

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