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They've really screwed this game up over the years, it used to be so simple to use, now its hard to do anything, I wish they'd start clean

I'm so glad we are starting off w spiceypy and not astropy! Seeing how things actually work makes a big difference

Can you record a simulation and render it out as a video file to be used in other software to make a music video, etc?

Great video! 🪐

i just made a project that takes an input planet from the user and outputs the plot of distance, phase angle and velocity vs time!!! and the plots vary SO MUCH because of the different orbit sizes. I kinda expected the uranus graphs to always be on the increase because its orbit size is huge but it was still so shocking. So incredibly cool!

Thank you so much for making these videos, they have become such an integral part of my day.

Amazing work!

Amazing to follow along as usual!! As for the scope, I think there also some contests or competitions open to everyone organised by NASA maybe? I think I saw a section about citizen contributions there. I think knowing all of this could really help there!!

can't wait to know the distance between sun and Earth exactly when the clock strikes 12 on december 31 2024. If I change the NAIF codes and the eliptical plane, will it be possible to get the distance between moon and Earth?

such a cool vid!! Getting to do this felt awesome. I take super detailed notes and save them in a folder w every video I see and it feels so rewarding.

Den Eeutschen Akzent hört man raus

I call BS! There’s no way that the #2 and #5 planets can be viewed together in the night sky on #3 planet.

I am so glad you made this, feel so lucky to have access to these kinda resources!

So, I tried the code, and it worked for me. I was able to get the time in AU, but I wanted to experiment by changing the target to Mars. So, I changed the target to 499, but I was getting some errors. Any idea what could've gone wrong? Would love to hear from you. Thanks :)

Nice

Thanks for the tutorial! Unfortunately, I keep getting an error saying that the Dockerfile does not exist in my folder, although it is still shown (I'm using windows, not linux). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)

I went throught the papers. Found out the equations used in the code. However, I am struggling to pinpoint error factor in the paper. Can you assist me with it, please? For function def srama_velocity_2009(chnl, trise, amp=np.inf, chk=True): I found err_fac = 1.67 for 'mean_func': mean_vel_iid_qt and err_fac = 1.62 for mean_func': mean_vel_iid_qi. what am I missing? Your values are err_fac = 0.67 and err_fac = 0.62 respectively.

This is cool as hell!!!! How do you not have more views and subs????

Really nice 👍

excited to start the course!

Why the hell is Iris from the horror web series Gemini Home Entertainment here

This is the best youtube channel i came across. Keep going

Thanks 😊😊

most underrated channel on YT, thanks for your great videos and congrats to the 3k+ subscribers ... I hope we can mange to push your channel a little bit more via commenting and ratings :)

Toller Kanal, ich kenne mich schon ein wenig mit Python aus. Und bin seit meiner Kindheit vom Thema Astronomie und Raumfahrt fasziniert. Es wäre toll, Umlaufbahnen, Rotationen, Space - Rendez-vous, Raktenstarts selbst berechnen zu können. ... Ich bin gespannt ... Es wäre faszinierend zu wissen, wie diese Berechnungen bei den Profis funktionieren ... verrückt, dass früher einmal die ganzen Berechnungen von menschlichen "Computers" gemacht wurden. Ich werde dann mal ein paar Folgen schauen ))) ... beziehungsweise erstmal deinen TalkPython Talk.

Hello, I would like to ask where I can download the Cassini-CDA data from the video? I'd like to replicate the blogger's code. Thank you very much for sharing your knowledge.

I've asked 2 questions in the comment. But they are interelated. It is non-sensical but still I would love your thought on it. Just curious in this problem, to allocate spectra we only use the Reflectance_norm550nm, why are we omitting the Wavelength feature, I thought it would play a pivotal role in identification too. Is it because of dimensionality curse? # Allocate the spectra to one array and the classes to another one asteroids_X = np.array([k["Reflectance_norm550nm"].tolist() for k in asteroids_df["SpectrumDF"]]) ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- --- I tried to convert it using --- asteroids_X = asteroids_df['SpectrumDF'].apply(lambda x: pd.Series([x['Reflectance_norm550nm'], x['Wavelength_in_microm']])) I end up running into dimensionality error. scaler = preprocessing.StandardScaler().fit(X_train) Error: # StandardScaler expected <= dim. 2 I know its a rookie error, and after reading for a bit PCA stuff is what I stumbled across, but I feel it would be overengineering the problem. What could be a simpler way to work on it.

This is one of my favorite channels, so thank you for making these videos! I will post an idea for a collab on GitHub :)

Simply one of the best youtube channel I've discovered. Thank You. Congratulations!

You are doing a good job. Please continue!!

I would be playing with the speed of light and black holes all day, can you create your own stella system?

This looks amazing, 0.6AU is inside the orbit of Venus but greater than Mercury, did you find out what caused this lol😅? Ill have to download this

amazing channel

I may sound clueless here (and I am), but what environment and/or package is used for simulations for shadows for Black Holes? I've lost touch with Python after not working with it for 5 years, so I need some catching up to do.

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great series man :) but I had one question, should I learn web parsing in python to be a good computational scientist and engineer?

you are the greatest youtuber and my best teacher

I love the way you explain things very simply and straightforward. I'm a noob in this, and i could really understand your explanations. Thank you

Planet X should make. Hypothetically appearance

and youtube recommended me 1 year late😐

I'm an aspiring data scientist who has always been super inspired to get involved in astronomy and finally felt like I had the skills to try and learn. Lo and behold, you have made the perfect playlist to help me achieve some personal dreams. Thank you <3

What iris look like?

I’m so happy to discover your channel, I’m gonna go through all the videos !!!!!

I stumbled upon your channel and this exacelty what I was lookin for!

please continue this is awesome

Thanks for the quick video. I want to know if you need to eyeball the bortle scale in Stellarium, or is there a way to input precise measurements?

Sigh, seems RUclips is silently deleting my comments again. Like I said (and hopefully it sticks this time): I just hope these clouds will finally clear up. Only Spain and Italy seem to be spared from cloud cover at the moment. And I don't know about your neck of the woods, but Belgium has been pretty abysmal for most of the summer, so far.