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La Palma sky-brightness calculator
Solar activity (0 - 1):
Enter a value between 0 (solar minimum) and 1 (solar maximum). The evolution of the current solar cycle can be seen on
this NOAA page.
Recent solar minima were in 1976.8, 1986.8, 1996.5, 2009.0, next is due ~ 2020.
Ecliptic latitude (deg):
Galactic latitude (deg) :
(Enter ecliptic and galactic latitudes in the range 0 - 90.)
Airmass (1.0 for zenith):
Phase angle of moon :
0 = full, 90 = 7-day-old moon, 180 = new moon, -1 for no moon
Zenith distance of moon [that of target area is given by airmass] (deg) :
Angular distance from moon (deg) :
Extinction (mag/airmass) :
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