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Get Astronomy Timeseries Information
AI-generatedSummary
Query Astronomy timeseries information for a specified location by providing a start and end date, with multiple query methods available including IP address, coordinates, location name, or timezone.
Inputs
- astronomyQueryBy (required) — Select the method to query Astronomy timeseries information: by IP address, coordinates, location name, or timezone.
- ipAstronomy (required) — The IP address to query Astronomy timeseries information for (required if querying by IP address).
- latitudeAstronomy (required) — Latitude in decimal degrees for the target location (required if querying by coordinates).
- longitudeAstronomy (required) — Longitude in decimal degrees for the target location (required if querying by coordinates).
- locationAstronomy (required) — Location specifying city, region, or country to query Astronomy timeseries information for (required if querying by location).
- timezoneAstronomy (required) — Timezone identifier (e.g., America/New_York) to query Astronomy timeseries information for (required if querying by timezone).
- startDate (required) — Start date for the timeseries query in YYYY-MM-DD format.
- endDate (required) — End date for the timeseries query in YYYY-MM-DD format; must be after start date and within 90 days of it.
Output shape
a single record containing astronomy timeseries data for the specified location and date range
The operation returns detailed astronomy information over the specified timespan, queried by the chosen method. Dates must follow the specified format and constraints. The exact response fields depend on the API but represent timeseries data relevant to sun and moon information for the location.