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Totally agree. Cool little project, but I cannot think of one use case where this is needed. > But "fine" starts to feel slow when you need dense time resoluti
by visviva 8mo ago
Totally agree. Cool little project, but I cannot think of one use case where this is needed.
> But "fine" starts to feel slow when you need dense time resolution. Generating a month of ephemeris data at one-second intervals is 2.6 million propagations per satellite.
Ok, except SGP4 loses its accuracy over WAY shorter time frames than a month (think hours/days)
> Pass prediction over a ground station network might need sub-second precision across weeks.
a) sub-second ephemeris for antenna pointing is crazy overkill, and b) same comment about accuracy as above.
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