The program was developed in Python first, and I first comitted it to this repository.
At 2018.05.04, 11:50 UT, I migrated the files to the https://github.com/masterdesky/ELTE_Tools_of_Information_2018 repository and continued to translate the source code to C++. Now it's moved backed into this repository, and will stay here from now on.
The main goal was - primarily - to create an application, which could be helpful at solving simple astronomical problems, like coordinate system conversions. Secondly to implement many informative functionality, like calculating datetime of the sunrise/sunset at given date and location on Earth or even on other planets in the Solar System.
- Conversion of primitive astronomical coordinate systems (Hor., Eq. I, Eq. II)
- Geographical distance of given locations on the spherical Earth
- Local Mean Sidereal Time (LMST) for given date and location
- First equatorial coordinates of the Sun at given date
- Local Hour Angle of the Sun at given location
- Exact datetime of sunrise/sunset and twilights for given date and location
- Solving astronomical (spherical) triangle
- Sun's annual path on the sky at given location
- Shadow on a horizontal sun-dial at given date and location
- Solar analemma at given date and location