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My recent interest in calculating LMST (Local Mean Sidereal Time) came
about from a paper some 30 years old in which the author produce "The rectangular geocentric systems of coordinates is given by: X = (R+h)*cos(phi')*cos(LMST) Y = (R+h)*cos(phi')*sin(LMST) Z = (R+h)*cos(phi') where phi' is the geocentric latitude. I have not found these equations on the web, and am beginning to think they have been replaced over the decades. Comments? |
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