Maybe move in time and see how the sky looked thousands of years ago...
btw. Great project guys!
E.T.
Going home...
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Topic authorE.T.
Going home...
Wouldn't it be cool if you could type in your latitude/longitude and look at the stars from that fixed location.
Maybe move in time and see how the sky looked thousands of years ago...
btw. Great project guys!
E.T.
Maybe move in time and see how the sky looked thousands of years ago...
btw. Great project guys!
E.T.
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Re: Going home...
E.T. wrote:Wouldn't it be cool if you could type in your latitude/longitude and look at the stars from that fixed location.
Maybe move in time and see how the sky looked thousands of years ago...
btw. Great project guys!
E.T.
There is nothing that prevents you from doing precisely that in Celestia.
Bye Fridger
[In answer to your first question] You can.
See the "Preliminary User's FAQ" for the details. [The FAQ] is at the top of the "Users Forum".
[See Q/A # 19:
How can I make Celestia work like a planetarium?
I want to see how the sky should look from my backyard. ]
[Clarifications in brackets were added later]
See the "Preliminary User's FAQ" for the details. [The FAQ] is at the top of the "Users Forum".
[See Q/A # 19:
How can I make Celestia work like a planetarium?
I want to see how the sky should look from my backyard. ]
[Clarifications in brackets were added later]
Last edited by selden on 12.01.2004, 12:50, edited 1 time in total.
Selden
Re: Going home...
E.T. wrote:Maybe move in time and see how the sky looked thousands of years ago...
You can? Star movements are NOT simulated in celestia as far as I know...
steffens