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On Apr 2, 2005, at 6:32 AM, Jim Thompson wrote:
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Fred Hebard
>> The MICA program, produced by the Naval Obseratory, is linked on their
>> site. I think you can buy it from Wilhemm-Bell. It outputs the
>> complement of the declination, but you can easily change that by
>> pasting the output into a spreadsheet.
>
> Thanks Fred. Their online calculator "Apparent coordinates:
> topocentric ZD
> & Az, wrt local horizon" at
> http://aa.usno.navy.mil/data/docs/WebMICA_2.html
> gives me the data I want, but it will not allow me to see results for
> dates
> beyond May 01 2005 (as of today, April 02 2005). Maybe that's how they
> encourage MICA purchases (US$29.95 + shipping + duty + taxes)(?).
>
> Jim Thompson
> --------------------
>
Jim,
I don't think they'd care about the money, being gov't employees. The
almanacs may be turning over. Mica does in 2005.
Fred
