Astrodynamics in Python
astro is Python package to perform basic astrodynamics.
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Installation
Install astro by running : pip install astro to install from pypi
To install a development version (for local testing), you can clone the repository and run pip install -e . from the source directory.
Documentation
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Dependencies
There are a limited number of dependencies. Much of astro is built on top of numpy, which is usually included in any scientific Python enviornment. Some additional dependencies are used to offer convient wrappers for common operations, such as downloading two line element sets or interfacing with SPICE.
numpy
spiceypy
spacetrack
kinematics
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