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new_pole

Description

INIT_LITHOS.TXT - Initialization file which contains the parameter PCK, which defines the planetary constants for a variety of objects (such as Bennu or the Sun). This is required for SPICE function calls.
DATA/ - Directory containing SPICE kernels.
LMRKLIST.TXT - list of landmarks.

$/!\$ INIT_LITHOS.TXT, DATA/, and LMRKLIST.TXT must be in the working directory.

$/!\$ unlike pole, new_pole does not require POLE.TXT. Instead the user inputs the pole RA, Dec, PM, OEMGA, via standard input.

Input the old right ascension (deg), declination (deg), prime meridian (deg), and rate of rotation (deg/day).

 enter old RA, DEC, PM, OMEGA
86 -65 89.00000000 2010.48945

Input the new right ascension (deg), declination (deg), prime meridian (deg), and rate of rotation (deg/day).

 enter new RA, DEC, PM, OMEGA

 Input epoch UTC0
2018 NOV 16 13:09:54.824

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-'''''' /!\ unlike [[pole]], new_pole does not require POLE.TXT. Instead the user inputs the RA, Dec, PM, OEMGA, via standard input.
+'''''' /!\ [[INIT_LITHOS.TXT]], [[DATA]]/, and [[LMRKLIST.TXT]] must be in the working directory.

'''''' /!\ unlike [[pole]], new_pole does not require POLE.TXT. Instead the user inputs the pole RA, Dec, PM, OEMGA, via standard input.
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-. Input the old right ascension, declination, PM, and rate of rotation.
+. Input the old right ascension (deg), declination (deg), prime meridian (deg), and rate of rotation (deg/day).
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+.#2 Input the new right ascension (deg), declination (deg), prime meridian (deg), and rate of rotation (deg/day).

{{{
 enter new RA, DEC, PM, OMEGA

}}}

 1.#2 Input a time in UTC.

 . /!\ Make sure the time is within the span supported by the kernels.

{{{
 Input epoch UTC0
2018 NOV 16 13:09:54.824
}}}