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[[Astronomical algorithm]]s are the [[algorithm]]s used to calculate [[ephemeris|ephemerides]], [[calendar]]s, and positions (as in [[celestial navigation]] or [[satellite navigation]]). Among the largest and most complex of these algorithms are those used to calculate the position of the [[Moon]]. A simple one is the [[Julian day#Calculation|calculation of the Julian day]]. |
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*[[Astronomy]] |
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*[[Astronomical object]] |
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*[[Astrodynamics]] |
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*[[Celestial mechanics]] |
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*[[Jean Meeus]] |
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*[[Doomsday algorithm]] |
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[[Category:Astronomy]] |
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[[Category:Algorithms]] |
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