Sidereal time with location #5
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Also changed internal use of lon, lat: swapped order in call sequence to match convention (and coordinates), made default None, so that error can be raised if an local sidereal time is requested, and used Longitude/Latitude for them so that they can be defined much more easily.
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Well, I managed to get it moved over after all so you can see how it looks with sidereal time in the |
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This is a start at an
EarthLocationobject to use with finding local sidereal times, as I discuss in astropy#1418 . It doesn't have the sidereal time actually working yet, but it illustrates the concept. What do you think, @mhvk?