Computes the position, velocity and acceleration of a body using JPL's DE405 ephemerides.
//The results are given in the ICRS frame.
//Available bodies are: "Mercury", "Venus", "Earth-Moon-bary" (or "EMB"), "Mars", "Jupiter", "Saturn", // "Uranus", "Neptune", "Pluto", "Moon", "Sun", "Earth", "solar-sys-bary" (or "SSB")
// //The computed data are:
//pos: vector from orig to body
//vel: first time derivative of pos
//acc: second time derivative of pos
// //By default, the function looks for the appropriate JPL's DE405 ephemeris files located // in CL_home()/data/ephem/de405.
//One can also specify the ephemeris to be used with the optional argument ephem. // (See function CL_eph_de405Load)
//Notes:
//- For dates that are not covered by the ephemeris file(s), %nan values are returned.
//- The default value for the origin is the solar system barycenter (even for the Moon!)
//- Theoretically the time scale for DE405 is TDB. In practice, using a TT time scale is acceptable. // See Dates and time scales for more details.
//- The results returned for all planets except Earth actually are the position velocity and acceleration of the // barycenter of the planet system (i.e barycenter of planet + satellites).
//- Body names are case sensitive.
//See Reference frames for more details on the ICRS frame, // and Ephemerides for more details on ephemerides of celestial bodies.
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