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Questions about using the Python programming language to solve astronomical problems. General questions about Python are off-topic but might be asked on Stack Overflow.
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Plotting Astronomical Data Using Python
I have been trying to create a graph which shows the distances between the stars and the earth, yet I could not obtain the desired graph as seen below (click to zoom in):
My graph:
As @uhoh suggest …
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Plotting Astronomical Data Using Python
# Add the contents of the line to the data list
data.append(line)
return data
if __name__ == "__main__":
file_name = 'C:\\Users\\The Wings of Dream\\Desktop\\UWO-PA-Python-Course …
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