21 packages returned for Tags:"astronomy"

This is the official NuGet package of Astronomical Algorithms # (AASharp or AA#) AASharp is a C# port of PJ Naughter's static C++ library, AA+. Naughter's library implements the algorithms in Jean Meuss' book,... More information

The runtime assemblies from the ASCOM Platform, conveniently bundled as a NuGet package. Useful when you need to build a project on a computer where you can't or prefer not to install... More information

Fundamental types for representing astronomical quantities and general utilities

CSharpFITS package is a pure C# .NET port of Tom McGlynn's nom.tam.fits Java package. It provides native C# support for reading and writing FITS files.

Routines for reading and manipulating NASA FITS (Flexible Image Transport System) files

Library that allows to use the astrometry.net plate solve service from a .NET application

MountSend is a software that allows to send command to 10Micron Mounts (www.10micron.eu). It has initially been developed by Per Frejvall

Class for calling the nasa Astronomy Picture of the Day and Mars rover picture web service

AASharp.Extension provides helper classes and methods allowing using AASharp more easily.

Classes to help model a universe.

A class framework for Computational Astronomy.

Planetary mapping for Tavenem.Universe.

This is the official NuGet package of Astronomical Algorithms # (AASharp or AA#) AASharp is a C# port of PJ Naughter's static C++ library, AA+. Naughter's library implements the algorithms in Jean Meuss' book,... More information

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INDILib porting to a C# DLL: automation & control of astronomical instruments

INDI C# Assembly

Set of C# algorithms and procedures that implement standard models used in fundamental astronomy.

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An unofficial .NET wrapper for NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day API. This .NET Standard 2.0 library can be used to asynchronously interface with NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day API (APOD).

An Assembly to Automate Calls to NASA's APOD and the National Weather Service (NWS)