I find a quite good calculation (http://www.projectpluto.com/grs_form.htm) for the GRS and made a patch (see also comments in patch).
The patch is ONLY USED when ssystem.ini:
[jupiter]
rot_rotation_offset=0 # use JupiterGRS patch
rot_rotation_offset=80 # OK on 3/2015 but not constant over time and versions
I find a quite good calculation (http:// www.projectplut o.com/grs_ form.htm) for the GRS and made a patch (see also comments in patch). offset= 0 # use JupiterGRS patch offset= 80 # OK on 3/2015 but not constant over time and versions
The patch is ONLY USED when ssystem.ini:
[jupiter]
rot_rotation_
rot_rotation_
After the patch you can verify the GRS at /maximusphotogr aphy.files. wordpress. com/2015/ 03/jupiter- febr-26- 2015.jpg www.damianpeach .com/jup1314/ 2014_02_ 25rgb0305. jpg astro.christone .net/jupiter/ jupiter2012/ jupiter20130501 .jpg www.lunar- captures. com//jupiter201 2_files/ 121026_ JupiterGRS_ Tar.jpg www.damianpeach .com/jup1112/ 2011_08_ 28rgb.jpg
2015-02-26 23:07 UT on picture at https:/
2014-02-25 19:03 UT http://
2013-05-01 10:29 UT http://
2012-10-26 00:12 UT at http://
2011-08-28 02:29 UT at http://
Stellarium was 2h too early at www.digitalsky. org.uk/ Jupiter/ 2010-09- 21_23-37- 30_R-G- B_800.jpg
2010-09-21 23:37 UT http://
It is correct since 4 years!!! And hopefully some yeas in the future too. ;-)
For me it is important to have a GRS at the current time, historic would be nice too, but not important.