My God, it's full of stars! (and planets and Python)

My talk at PyWaw #34.
http://pywaw.org/34/

Transcript

10. N = R * fp * ne * fl * fi * fc * L
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24. while year < 1992: assert len(exoplanets) == 0
25. if year == 1992: assert len(exoplanets) == 3
44. kepdraw infile=kplr002436324- 2009259160929_llc.fits outfile=kplr002436324- 2009259160929_llc.png datacol=SAP_FLUX ploterr=n errcol=SAP_FLUX_ERR quality=y lcolor='#0000ff' lwidth=1.0 fcolor='#ffff00' falpha=0.2 labelsize=24 ticksize=16 xsize=18 ysize=6 plottype=pretty
45. import kplr client = kplr.API() planet = client.planet(„4b") lc = planet.get_light_curves() fig = lc[0].plot() fig.show()