This morning I found this Python package form a post on the iObserve FB wall.
http://www.astrobetter.com/first-public-release-of-astropy/
The current release already contains the following functionality:
- Manipulation of scalar and array quantities with physical units
- Pre-defined physical and astronomical constants
- Celestial coordinate representation and transformations
- Reading/writing/editing of FITS files, VO tables, and many ASCII table formats
- Class for grid-based data with meta-data and units
- Powerful table creation/manipulation
- Common cosmological calculations
- World Coordinate System (WCS) transformations
- Representation/transformation of Times and Dates to very high accuracy
Astropy also includes a lot of infrastructure code that makes it very easy for users to develop their own Astronomy packages, using Astropy as a core dependency.
Then I tried to download and install in on my mac.
The size of the installing file is just about 5Mb only.
After installing it, I did some tests by following its examples from the document.
It's really helpful, and now I do not have to convert all my shell scripts to Python codes.
It saves my lots of time :P
Happy!
You should give it a try!
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