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Added planetary size projection in pixels and angular diameter calculations to the
aptslibrary.💡 What:
get_planet_angular_diameterinapts/utils/planetary.pyusing the high-precision formula δ = 2 ⋅ arcsin(R/D).planetary_size_in_pixelsto theOpticalPathclass inapts/optics.py.ZWO ASI224MCspecifications with manufacturer-verified data (IMX224 sensor, 3.75µm pixels, 19.2ke- full well).PLANET_RADII_KMusing IAU 2015 Standards.🎯 Why:
Astrophotographers need to know how large a planet will appear on their sensor to select the optimal focal length and Barlow lens. These additions provide precise projection data based on the real-time distance to the target.
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PR created automatically by Jules for task 11398918904001804077 started by @pozar87