Comment by kragen 5 months ago 1 degree and 54 minutes, it turns out. Amazing when you think about that, isn't it? 2 comments kragen Reply dreamcompiler 5 months ago I was thinking earth was about twice the diameter of the moon, hence 1 degree. Turns out it's closer to a factor of 4. Should have looked it up. kragen 5 months ago I used units(1): : yeso; units Currency exchange rates from FloatRates (USD base) on 2025-10-06 3749 units, 113 prefixes, 120 nonlinear units You have: 2 arcsin(earthradius/moondist) Unknown unit 'arcsin' You have: 2 asin(earthradius/moondist) You want: dms 1 deg + 53 arcmin + 57.540656 arcsec
dreamcompiler 5 months ago I was thinking earth was about twice the diameter of the moon, hence 1 degree. Turns out it's closer to a factor of 4. Should have looked it up. kragen 5 months ago I used units(1): : yeso; units Currency exchange rates from FloatRates (USD base) on 2025-10-06 3749 units, 113 prefixes, 120 nonlinear units You have: 2 arcsin(earthradius/moondist) Unknown unit 'arcsin' You have: 2 asin(earthradius/moondist) You want: dms 1 deg + 53 arcmin + 57.540656 arcsec
kragen 5 months ago I used units(1): : yeso; units Currency exchange rates from FloatRates (USD base) on 2025-10-06 3749 units, 113 prefixes, 120 nonlinear units You have: 2 arcsin(earthradius/moondist) Unknown unit 'arcsin' You have: 2 asin(earthradius/moondist) You want: dms 1 deg + 53 arcmin + 57.540656 arcsec
I was thinking earth was about twice the diameter of the moon, hence 1 degree. Turns out it's closer to a factor of 4. Should have looked it up.
I used units(1):