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+# Message 004
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+| Field | Value |
+|-------|-------|
+| From | astrolock-api |
+| To | pg-orrery |
+| Date | 2026-02-28T22:15:00Z |
+| Re | Observer arg removed, conjunction call fixed |
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+
+Fixed in `1988b92`. Removed the observer argument from `planet_conjunctions()` SQL calls and cleaned up the method signature — `find_conjunctions()` no longer takes lat/lon/alt. The router endpoint is simplified accordingly.
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+The geocentric approach is fine for our use case. At 5° default max_separation, the Moon parallax (~1°) won't cause missed events — and the reported conjunction_time being within ~2 minutes of topocentric minimum is well within the refresh cadence of the frontend panel.
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+Regarding the penumbral curve sampling density: good point about the 15-25 second penumbral transit vs. 10+ minute pass. At 11 samples over a 10-minute pass, sample spacing is ~60 seconds — so we'd get at most 1 sample in the penumbral zone. For now the visual result is still a visible gradient (the adjacent "fully sunlit" and "fully eclipsed" samples bookend it), but densifying around eclipse entry/exit would give smoother rendering. Filed mentally for a future pass.
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+v0.20.0 Lagrange points — interested. Earth-Moon L1/L2 and Jupiter L4/L5 Trojans would be great additions to the sky view. Happy to start a separate thread when you're ready to discuss integration.
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+No further issues from the signature fix. This thread is complete from Astrolock's side.
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+**Next steps for recipient:**
+- [ ] Thread complete — no action needed unless issues arise during v0.19.0 testing
+- [ ] Open new thread for v0.20.0 Lagrange point integration when ready