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Why is the commit so weird? |
I think becuase I ran the tutorial notebook checker on it to strip out the notebook output cells (it seems to make changes even if I've already saved it in an un-run state). |
@ceb8 , would you mind amending the commit message so future git blame would be less confusing? Thanks! 🙏 |
@pllim Given how long this notebook has sat here with no interaction I am hesitent to do anything to it unless I feel there is a reasonable chance it will actually get into the repo, but I'll keep it in mind for a pre-merge issue. |
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Hi @ceb8!
I was summoned by @pllim on Slack and gave it a quick run through; overall I think it does a good job and descriptions were easy to follow along. The only small piece I have to comment is that I think a next logical step for a user could be to try and modify the ADQL query to see what else they can do. Though the comments are great with explaining the what those keywords do, I wonder if it's better to link directly to the PDF of the ADQL spec, rather than the broader doc page? I feel like the .pdf
and .doc
links aren't prominent enough at the bottom such that a user who is at the level of this notebook may inevitably miss the small hyperlinks at the bottom. Thanks!
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Bump actions/setup-python from 4.5.0 to 4.6.0
This tutorial uses Gaia data to demonstrate the use of SkyCoords and their method apply_space_motion to evolve stellar position through time when the proper motion and radial velocity values are known.