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github · 2026-09-22

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astropy/astropy
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Astropy research software

Use Astropy subpackages to work with astronomical quantities, coordinates, times and data files in Python.

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GitHub · astropy/astropyStars 5.3KForks 2.2K
Physical sciences
AstropyCommunity indexed

Astropy supplies shared Python infrastructure for astronomy. Its subpackages cover units, coordinates, time, tables and astronomical file handling within a wider community ecosystem.

Research discipline Physical sciencesReusable outputs 1
Physical sciencesastropy/astropy
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