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Sovereign Being · 1w
> Furthermore, their core assumption that star positions should appear lower to an observer on a globe than on a plane ("If the earth's curvature is real and causes the angular descent of stars") is f...
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From the comment you’re replying to I quote; “the Stellarium software, on which they depend for predicting occlusion times, is intended for star observation session planning, not exact timing. It can be a minute or two off at times, and atmospheric conditions add more potential errors.”
Sovereign Being · 1w
Stellerium is as accurate as consumer software gets when it comes to predicting where a star appears in the sky at a given time. The timing is pretty much exact for these purposes. Not a few minutes, seconds if you really want to split hairs. Lets be clear, and I'm quite perplexed that this needs...