Brett M. Morris
Brett M. Morris
@jdgibson – would you consider making a PR with these constraints for other people's use? I think they'd be really generally useful!
That'd be great, thanks so much for considering.
Hi, If you edit your code to the following: ```python from astroplan.constraints import AtNightConstraint, AirmassConstraint from astroplan import Observer, FixedTarget, months_observable mwa = Observer.at_site('Murchison Widefield Array') bs = FixedTarget.from_name('Barnard star')...
> What is the intended meaning of AtNightContraint? This is specific to the observatory that you specify as the observer in the `months_observable` call. > I took it to mean...
I'm so sorry we let this issue slip through the cracks for so many months. Thank you for your kind words 🎉 I can't remember how this number got to...
Hi @gnthibault, I dug into this a bit, and it's a visualization convention that we adopted. We did this because for plots with `project='polar'`, the `plt.plot(phi, theta)` command would, of...
This is a known issue with astropy, see https://github.com/astropy/astropy/issues/12998.
Closing since it looks like this issue has been fixed in astropy. Thanks again @educrot!
Hi, you're correct – if the reference time is very close to the rise/set time you're trying to find, you can "miss" the rise/set time that you're looking for with...
Hi @Lagrang3! Thanks for this update. Would you mind entering a changelog entry, and a test that demonstrates that this local time transformation is working as expected?