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It would be fun to have a demo that shows how to search for when the Moon is most north or south of the celestial equator (max/min declination), and when it crosses through the equatorial plane (declination = 0).
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The angle between the Moon's instantaneous orbital plane around the Earth, with respect to the Earth's orbital plane around the Sun, is 5.145° as described here. However, the intersection of these planes (the nodes) keeps changing in something called the Saros cycle.
I'm not sure if this is what you are talking about. Can you describe in more detail what you are trying to do? It helps to know what the goal is to answer a question like this.
cea0158 adds moon_north_south.js demo that calculates extreme equatorial declinations and ecliptic latitudes. It does not find equatorial nodes, but this could be added later.
It would be fun to have a demo that shows how to search for when the Moon is most north or south of the celestial equator (max/min declination), and when it crosses through the equatorial plane (declination = 0).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: