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Version History of EclipseTimesCalc
1.7
September 5, 2024
update to latest (June 24) earth rotation (ΔT)
1.6
January 13, 2024
Update for USNO ΔT of 1/1/24 so prediction matches earth rotation
1.5
September 25, 2023
Fix a bug with display in dark mode Change the ΔT for the eclipses from 2016 to Apr 2023 to reflect the actual measured values. The program will now display correct predictions for these. Eclipses prior to 2016 follow the historical trend.
More1.4
September 19, 2023
Update ΔT to June USNO value
1.3
May 11, 2023
One of the parameters used by the predictions in this program is ΔT (aka TT-UT) which models irregularities in Earth’s rotation. Before 2019 this changed at a fairly constant rate; however, in 2019 this value stopped growing which threw off calculations based on the historical record. In this version the values for Eclipses in 2023 and 2024 are based on measurements of ΔT by the US Naval Observatory. With this change this program’s predictions exactly match my own event measurements for the April 2023 eclipse. Since this value now requires close monitoring, the program will flag when the value is greater than 6 months old for any near term eclipse (as it does in the sample screenshot). I plan to issue other updates when the July 2023 (for Oct 23) and January 2024 (for Apr 24) numbers are published.
More1.2
March 1, 2022
Version 1.2 will allow the user to drop a pin on Apple Maps (or Google Maps on iOS®) and have EclipseTimesCalc give you the conditions at this location. The video in the documentation provides a demonstration, but the process is easy. Select the coordinates in the Map program. Press copy. Switch to EclipseTimesCalc in either Lat or Long. Both will be replaced along with NS and EW with the coordinates you pasted. Sometimes the source of the coordinates might be something other than a map app. For example, you might be copying from a browser version of a map. This version will also allow you to paste a signed number to replace either the lat or long. Paste is only supported in Degree Mode
More1.1
June 4, 2021
fix a problem with the display of help on iPad verify correct operation on M1 Mac
More1.0
May 26, 2021
Price History of EclipseTimesCalc
Description of EclipseTimesCalc
EclipseTimesCalc: FAQ
Is there an iPad version available for EclipseTimesCalc?
Yes, EclipseTimesCalc works on iPads.
Who developed the EclipseTimesCalc app?
robert hawley is the developer of the app.
What is the minimum iOS requirement for EclipseTimesCalc to function properly?
EclipseTimesCalc minimum iOS requirement is iOS 17.0.
What do users think of the app?
No ratings are available for the EclipseTimesCalc app yet.
What category of app is EclipseTimesCalc?
The Eclipsetimescalc App Relates To The Reference Genre.
Which is the latest version of EclipseTimesCalc?
1.7 is the current version of EclipseTimesCalc.
What date was the latest EclipseTimesCalc update released?
October 1, 2024 is the date of the latest EclipseTimesCalc update.
What is the exact date the EclipseTimesCalc app came out?
EclipseTimesCalc was introduced to the market on February 6, 2023.
What is the recommended age for EclipseTimesCalc?
Contains nothing objectionable, appropriate for all ages.
What are the languages offered by the EclipseTimesCalc app?
EclipseTimesCalc can be used in English.
Can I enjoy EclipseTimesCalc by subscribing to Apple Arcade?
Sorry, EclipseTimesCalc is not on Apple Arcade.
Can I find in-app purchases in EclipseTimesCalc?
Sorry, in-app purchases are not available for users of EclipseTimesCalc.
Is EclipseTimesCalc specifically engineered for Apple Vision Pro compatibility?
Sorry, EclipseTimesCalc is not specifically engineered for compatibility with Apple Vision Pro.
Does EclipseTimesCalc include ads as part of its experience?
No, EclipseTimesCalc does not include ads as part of its experience.
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