Galaptic and ecliptic mount are missing

[Carlo Dem]

Requires the ecliptic and galactic mount and related information objects

[Alexander Wolf (alexwolf)]

Do you mean coordinates?

[Alexander Wolf (alexwolf)]

Are you radioastronomer? :)

[Carlo Dem (elettricom)]

Yes, I mean galactic and acliptic coordinates (AR/DEC) ... I'm not radioastronomer :)

[Carlo Dem (elettricom)]

I am an astrologer and I use stellarium to observe the planetary transits. I need those coordinates and mounts because I would like to study them astrologically.

[Alexander Wolf (alexwolf)]

:D

[treaves (treaves)]

well, perhaps you could draw up a chart for when this feature might be implemented?

[Alexander Wolf (alexwolf)]

I can calculate coordinates for both coordinates systems - it's not very difficult. :) But galactic coordinates use by radioastronomers.

[Matthew Gates (matthew-porpoisehead)]

Lawl
On Aug 22, 2012 5:36 AM, "treaves" <email address hidden> wrote:

> well, perhaps you could draw up a chart for when this feature might be
> implemented?
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[Carlo Dem (elettricom)]

Even the lunar and planetary nodes would be interesting to study whether it was possible to have them on stellarium...

[Alexander Wolf (alexwolf)]

Added display of galactic coordinates.

Diff: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~stellarium/stellarium/trunk/revision/5567

[Carlo Dem (elettricom)]

Wow! Thank you very much :)

[Alexander Wolf (alexwolf)]

Ecliptic geocentric (of date) coordinates for planet already implemented.