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AsteriaStar
Dataset

Scientific Calculators & Simulation Platform Dataset

Interactive astronomy calculators, each carrying its published formula and a pure compute function over the CODATA 2018 and IAU 2015 constants: orbital mechanics (escape/orbital velocity, Kepler period, surface gravity, Schwarzschild radius, Hill & Roche limits, density, synodic period), stellar physics (luminosity, blackbody flux, Wien peak, mass–luminosity, main-sequence lifetime), photometry & distance (absolute magnitude, distance modulus, parallax, angular diameter & separation), exoplanets (equilibrium temperature, equal-insolation distance, transit probability), cosmology (redshift velocity, Hubble distance), and instruments (angular resolution, magnification, image scale, field of view, limiting magnitude, shot-noise SNR).

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Version
1.0.0
Entities
30
Last generated
2026-06-29
License
CC BY-SA 4.0
Checksum
(published at release)

Sample (24 of 30)

NameType
Absolute MagnitudeScientific calculator
Angular DiameterScientific calculator
Angular Resolution (Rayleigh)Scientific calculator
Angular SeparationScientific calculator
Blackbody Surface FluxScientific calculator
Circular Orbital VelocityScientific calculator
Distance ModulusScientific calculator
Equal-Insolation DistanceScientific calculator
Escape VelocityScientific calculator
Field of ViewScientific calculator
Hill Sphere RadiusScientific calculator
Hubble DistanceScientific calculator
Image ScaleScientific calculator
Limiting MagnitudeScientific calculator
Main-Sequence LifetimeScientific calculator
Mass–Luminosity RelationScientific calculator
Mean DensityScientific calculator
Orbital Period (Kepler's Third Law)Scientific calculator
Parallax DistanceScientific calculator
Photon Shot-Noise SNRScientific calculator
Planet Equilibrium TemperatureScientific calculator
Redshift Recession VelocityScientific calculator
Roche Limit (fluid)Scientific calculator
Schwarzschild RadiusScientific calculator

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  • NASANational Aeronautics and Space Administration

    Mission data, planetary science, space telescopes, and public-domain imagery.

    Most NASA-produced imagery is in the public domain; individual items are checked for usage terms before publication.