Go library Active 2026
goeph
A Go ephemeris toolkit built on NASA JPL ephemeris data, born from porting a real Skyfield-based workflow. Now the bedrock for further tooling in this space.
Time
Time cycles and alignment corridors, computed from ephemeris data.
This is the newest pillar on the site. The dedicated writing here is still sparse, but the infrastructure and tooling are already in place through ephemeris work, timing research, and time cycle investigation. More writing will appear here soon.
What to expect here
Planetary cycles, alignment corridors, and ephemeris computation: where observable skies and measurable outcomes overlap.
The tooling and pipelines are already real; the writing is catching up. Expect technical explainers on how these objects are computed, cycle research tagged to historical events, and structural looks at these concepts as computational objects.
Tooling and adjacent work
The infrastructure already visible from this site.
Reading trail
A few posts that point toward this pillar.
Feb 25, 2026
How I Ported a Python Astronomy Library to Go with AI
AI-assisted port of Skyfield (Python) to a Go ephemeris library. Validation-first approach, golden tests, and bug hunts.