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The space command allows to compute the position of satellites and their passes above our head.
In order to do this, it uses the `beyond <https://github.com/galactics/beyond>`__ library.
Features
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* Retrieve orbits as TLE from celestrak
* Compute passes over a station for a list of satellites
* Ephemeris for rapid computation
Ideas
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Output ephem whereever
$ space ephem ISS --frame EME2000 --stdout > <filename>
Folder as namespaces
$ space init # Create an empty space-command repo at ~/.space/default and link it
# with ~/.space/current
$ space init <name> # Create an empty space-command repo at ~/.space/<name>
$ space switch <name> # Change of repo by switching the ~/.space/current symbolic link to the
# name
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