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Chikyu Earth地球

世界の国の輪郭を線で描いた地球儀です。地球と同じ速さで回ります。宇宙から見たような地球と、好きな場所の目印も使えます。

「地球」(ちきゅう) は、私たちが住む星の名前です。 名前について(英語)

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リファレンス

通過: 衛星が場所の空を通る時刻

import { … } from "@johnmorrisdotca/chikyu-earth/passes";

リファレンスの説明と例は英語です。見出しと目次は日本語です。

エクスポート

名前種類概要
Compass型The sixteen points of the compass, the words a pass table uses for a direction.
compassOf関数The compass word for a direction.
ESTIMATED_CROSS_SECTIONS定数The average cross-sections, in square metres, that this package assumes for the bright satellites it names by NORAD number: the ISS (25544), China's Tianhe (48274) and the Hubble Space Telescope (20580).
findPasses関数Every pass of the satellites over a place in a span of time, the ones a person can see or all of them.
GroundPoint型One point of a satellite's ground track: the place on the Earth straight under it.
groundTrack関数The places straight under a satellite from one moment to another: its ground track.
magnitude関数The apparent magnitude of a satellite, treating it as a sphere that reflects light evenly: the standard magnitude, dimmed by the distance (5 magnitudes for every tenfold) and by how little of it the Sun lights from where the watcher stands (the phase angle, 0 when the Sun is behind the watcher and the satellite is fully lit, 180 degrees when it is all dark).
Observer型Where the watcher stands: degrees of latitude (north is positive) and longitude (east is positive), and the height above sea level in metres (0 by default).
PassOptions型What findPasses may be asked.
passPath関数The satellite's track across the sky for a pass: a point every stepSeconds from the pass's start to its end, with the first and last on the start and the end.
PassPoint型One moment of a pass: when, which way, how high and how far.
PassReason型Why a pass is or is not visible: visible; daylight (the watcher's sky is too bright for the whole pass); shadow (the sky is dark enough but the satellite is in the Earth's shadow for all of it); faint (it is lit and the sky is dark, but it is fainter than the limiting magnitude).
PassWindow型The span of time to look in: a pass is listed when its highest point is in it.
PathPoint型One sample along a pass: when, where in the sky, and whether the satellite is in sunlight (the track is drawn solid there and dashed in the shadow).
satelliteAt関数Where one satellite is in the sky over a place at one moment, and what the light is like: its direction and height, its distance, whether the Sun lights it, how high the Sun is, and how bright it looks.
SatellitePass型One pass of a satellite over a place: it comes up through minAltitude, reaches its highest and goes down below minAltitude, with whether and how it can be seen.
skyAt関数The name of the sky for a Sun altitude.
SkyLabels型The words on a sky dome: the four directions and the three marks on the track.
SkyName型How dark the watcher's sky is, by the Sun's altitude: day (the Sun is up), civil twilight (the Sun is below the horizon by up to 6 degrees: the brightest stars and planets show), nautical (6 to 12 degrees), astronomical (12 to 18 degrees) and night (more than 18 degrees below).
SkyOptions型What skySvg may be asked.
skySvg関数A pass drawn on the sky as an SVG string: the horizon as a circle, the zenith (straight overhead) in the middle with rings at 30 and 60 degrees, north up and east on the left (the way a star chart is held over your head), and the satellite's track as a line that is solid and warm where the satellite is in sunlight and dashed where it is in the Earth's shadow, with its start, highest point and end marked.
STANDARD_MAGNITUDES定数The standard magnitudes this package assumes for the satellites in ESTIMATED_CROSS_SECTIONS (standardMagnitude of each, with the default albedo).
standardMagnitude関数The standard magnitude of a satellite worked out from its size: the brightness, from 1000 km away with half of it lit by the Sun, of a sphere with the same average cross-section that reflects albedo of the light that falls on it evenly in every direction.
sunAltitude関数The Sun's altitude over a place at a moment, in degrees (above 0 the Sun is up).
VisiblePart型The part of a pass a person can see: from when the satellite is lit, the sky is dark enough and it is bright enough and above the lowest altitude, to when one of them stops; and the highest point of that part.

ソースを見るGitHub で編集@johnmorrisdotca/chikyu-earth 0.51.1 のソースから作成しました。

この日本語は、まだ日本語を母語とする方の確認を受けていません。訂正を歓迎します。