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Wmmoonclock
Jul 20, 2023
Displays the phase of the moon, plus orbital data
This is a WindowMaker dockapp that displays a graphical representation of the phase of the moon, plus additional astronomical data such as rise/set times, orbital data, orbital elements, etc if you click on the image multiple times.
Probably most of the data is not that useful, but what the heck
Checkout these related ports:
- Xworld - Earth as seen from the direction of the sun
- Xtide - Harmonic tide clock and tide predictor
- Xplanet - Draw pictures of the earth textured by an image
- Xphoon - Set the root window to the moon in its current phase
- Xmoontool - Version of John Walker's classical moontool for X11/Motif
- Xephem - Interactive astronomical ephemeris program
- Xeartk - Small demo for tkgeomap
- Xearth - Set the root window to the image of earth
- Wmsun - Dockapp that displays the rise and set times of the Sun
- Wmspaceweather - DockApp that shows the weather at geosynchronous orbit
- Wmsolar - Dockapp that displays the Solar System viewed from the top
- Wmjupiter - Dockapp that displays information on Jupiter
- Wmglobe - Neat xearth-like WindowMaker dockapp
- Weather - Utility to provide current weather conditions and forecasts
- Wcslib - Library for parsing/generating FITS headers