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Typed epoch and offset constants.
These values are exposed as raw qtty quantities so callers can pass them
directly to Time::<A>::from_julian_days, from_modified_julian_days, etc.
Constants§
- DELTA_
T_ PREDICTION_ HORIZON_ MJD - MJD of the last compiled ΔT prediction point.
- GPS_
EPOCH_ JD_ TAI - GPS epoch expressed as a Julian Day on the TAI axis.
- GPS_
EPOCH_ JD_ UTC - GPS epoch as a Julian Day on the UTC axis: 1980-01-06T00:00:00 UTC.
- GPS_
EPOCH_ TAI - GPS epoch expressed as TAI seconds since J2000 TT on the TAI axis.
- GPS_
EPOCH_ TAI_ MINUS_ UTC - Exact
TAI - UTCoffset at the GPS epoch. - IAU_
TIME_ EPOCH_ T0_ JD - IAU 2000 B1.9 reference epoch
T0as JD(TT). - J2000_
JD_ TT - J2000 epoch as JD(TT) = 2_451_545.0.
- JD_
MINUS_ MJD - Offset between the Julian Day and Modified Julian Day counts.
- TDB_
TT_ MODEL_ HIGH_ ACCURACY_ END_ JD - End of the interval where the built-in TT↔TDB truncated series achieves about 10 microseconds accuracy relative to numerical integration.
- TDB_
TT_ MODEL_ HIGH_ ACCURACY_ START_ JD - Start of the interval where the built-in TT↔TDB truncated series achieves about 10 microseconds accuracy relative to numerical integration.
- TT_
MINUS_ TAI - Exact
TT - TAIoffset (32.184 s). - UNIX_
EPOCH_ JD - Unix epoch as a Julian Day on the UTC axis: 1970-01-01T00:00:00 UTC.
- UNIX_
EPOCH_ MJD - Unix epoch as a Modified Julian Day on the UTC axis.
- UTC_
DEFINED_ FROM_ MJD - First MJD covered by the compiled UTC-TAI segment table.