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IMCCE online Ephemerides to find solar terms

  Miriande : find approx time when this happens, and generate a series of calculation. use ecl long at 165 deg (白露) as an example from HKO, it happens on Sep 8,  05:26 UTC. the closest time is 2023-09-08T05:26:15.00 Calculate 60 steps as above figure. Reference: Type of Ephemeris, or frame of reference: use MeanOfDate , ie JNow Ap-i.net the difference between Mean J2000 and Astrometric J2000 is the first one use the proper motion for 2000.0, but the second the proper motion for the epoch of the chart. This is used for astrometry measurement when people want J2000 coordinates but also want to correct the reference star position for the date of the observation. "Mean of the date" use the mean equinox of the date, without nutation and aberration correction. Many printed almanac use this system. ...referenced to the current mean ecliptic and equinox, often called JNOW. In this context mean, includes precession but ignores the smaller oscillations due to nutation. Cloudynights ...

to find sun aphelion and perihelion using NAIF tool

 from webgeocalc DistanceFinder Aphelion of 2023: 2023-07-06 20:06:38.435260 UTC similarly, periphelion of 2023: 2023-01-04 16:17:27.532134 UTC IMCCE: slowest orbital speed is on aphelion? de-mythstified:  According to Kepler's laws , AMS >> Yes.  But by observation >> Sort of: 10 July in 2023(sqrt(dx^2+dy^2)): IERS dx: dy: 60135 is modified Julian date,  Keisan   Solar Distance can be found by JPL SSD , reading AD (Apoapsis distance) column, time is in TDB   Reference: IMCCE perihelion 2023 IMCCE aphelion 2023   earthscience stackexchange and python script( less than 15 sec of deviation)  Jay Tanner PHP GSFC Earth fact sheet Better than 1 minute resolution  , UTC2TDB  online convertor

online ephemerides from IMCCE

  from IMCCE , Paris Observatory, France online search Quaero API , for very powerful online ephemerides search requests supports AJAX requests, and REST API example: dwarf planet Ceres 1899 Sbpy