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Planets Python Packages

Python packages with the GitHub topic planets. Sorted by monthly downloads, with stars and forks.
architest
pymeeus

Library of astronomical algorithms in Python

3.6M 77 34
g-battaglia
kerykeion

Data-Driven Astrology 💫 Kerykeion is a Python library for astrology. It generates SVG charts and extracts detailed structured data for birth charts, synastry, transits, composite charts, and more.

113K 723 195
ashuttl
linecast

Weather, tides, the sun, the moon, maps, and a planetarium, in your terminal. The Old Farmer's Almanac meets Minitel.

9K 618 22
YB-Jeorgie
estregg-ybj

A terminal-based space exploration game

4K 2 0
g-battaglia
kerykeion-cli

Data-Driven Astrology 💫 Kerykeion is a Python library for astrology. It generates SVG charts and extracts detailed structured data for birth charts, synastry, transits, composite charts, and more.

2K 723 195
quantum5
punyverse

Python simulator of a puny universe. (How many words can I stick into one?)

975 3 0
timcera
astronomia

Python package to calculate ephemeris of Sun, Moon, and planets.

710 3 3
oscaribv
citlalicue

Create and manipulate stellar light curves!

582 12 2
hposborn
monotools

A package for detecting, vetting, and modelling transiting exoplanets on uncertain periods

440 10 5
matthewkayne
planet-objects

Planetary data stored as objects

406 1 0
IoannisNasios
solarsystem

Python Package for Planetary Position Calculations

266 51 13
martin5f
pyplanets

Library of astronomical algorithms in Python to compute planets ephemeris and phenomena

143 6 0
Shiva-Iyer
pykepler

kepler is a C and Python astronomy library. It implements VSOP87 for the planets, ELP 2000-82B for the Moon, minor body calculations using the MPC database, IAU precession & nutation models, rise/transit/set, Moon phase, eclipse, and equinox/solstice calculations.

97 9 1
jvlsg
worden

Project Worden - Terminal Based Space Display

68 5 0
MattiaPugliatti
cortopy

The Celestial Object Rendering TOol (CORTO) is a bundle of codes that can be used to generate synthetic images of celestial bodies

62 37 8
johndoe31415
ewia

Library to calculate apparent positions of astronomical objects

29 0 1
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