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-<sect2 id="calc-apcoords">
-<title
->Apparent Coordinates module</title>
-<indexterm
-><primary
->Tools</primary>
-<secondary
->Astrocalculator</secondary>
-<tertiary
->Apparent Coordinates module</tertiary>
-</indexterm>
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-<screenshot>
-<screeninfo
->The Apparent Coordinates calculator module </screeninfo>
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-    <imagedata fileref="calc-apcoords.png" format="PNG"/>
-  </imageobject>
-  <textobject>
-    <phrase
->Apparent Coordinates</phrase>
-  </textobject>
-</mediaobject>
-</screenshot>
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-<para
->The Apparent Coordinates module converts the <firstterm
->catalogue coordinates</firstterm
-> of a point in the sky to its <firstterm
->apparent coordinates</firstterm
-> for any date. The coordinates of objects in the sky are not fixed, because of <link linkend="ai-precession"
->precession</link
->, nutation and aberration. This module takes these effects into account. </para>
-<para
->To use the module, first enter the desired target date and time in the <guilabel
->Target Time/Date</guilabel
-> section. Then, enter the catalogue coordinates in the <guilabel
->Catalog Coordinates</guilabel
-> section. You can also specify the catalogue's epoch here (usually 2000.0 for modern object catalogues). Finally, press the <guibutton
->Compute</guibutton
-> button, and the object's coordinates for the target date will be displayed in the <guilabel
->Apparent Coordinates</guilabel
-> section. </para>
-</sect2>
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