Astro
Path: /NEBULA/Apps/Astro
Disk Space:  7.41 MegaBytes
Description:   Astronomy and Astrology
  Quad-FAT: 4  Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC
   Tri-FAT:    Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC 
  Dual-FAT: 2  Motorola/Intel
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Total Apps: 5

/aa_m68k_Intel_Only   

      Star Traveler
      Version 1.20 by Jame Kent Blackburn
      Relativistic Star Travel Simulator. Star Traveler is a simulator for    
      space travel to the stars. It incorporates all the equations of special 
      relativity to accurately account for the behavior of clocks and    
      rulers  that one would encounter on a voyage to the stars.

      SkyView
      Version 1.1 by Peter Kron Corona Design, Inc
      Based on work by Steven Michael Shimpf
      SkyView performs many of the functions of a planetarium. It allows 
      you to see the appearance of the sky from any specified location 
      on the earth. You can change the date and time for which the sky is 
      displayed to see the sky as it looked in the past or as it will look in 
      the future.
Motorola/Intel

/Astro

     AstroGC
      Version 1.0  by Eric "E.T." Tremblay
      Astrology description of each sign of the zodiac.
      Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      ASTROLOG 
      Version 4.10 (MARCH 1994)
      Astrolog is an extensive and customizable astrology chart
      calculation program. Astrolog can do standard natal wheel charts,
      aspects, midpoints, relationship charts, transits, progressions, and
      astro-graphy, as well as local horizon, solar system orbit, and
      various influence charts.
      Includes source code 
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

ephem
EPHEM is a program that generates an ephemeris for celestial objects such as the Sun, Moon and planets.  Like an Almanac program it can provide the rise/set times of the Sun & Moon,length of night and provide the lunar phase.
      Includes source code
      Unix Shell Application
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC

      Moon
      Version Zero. NeXT version by Geoffrey S. Knauth. Inspired by
      the PD moontool found on the Sun made by John Walker
      Includes source code
Motorola/Intel/PA-RISC/SPARC