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Convert real dates into "stardates"
ResourceFunction["StarDate"][date] returns a StarDate string representing the given date object. |
Compute today's stardate:
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Compute the stardate of a given date (February 11, 2258):
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Find the stardate on a wine bottle:
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StarDate uses a date interpreter for String arguments:
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StarDate works on a DateObject by using DateList:
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Stardates used in the television series such as "The Next Generation" and others were not well-defined, as you can see with the option Method→"TNG":
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Interpreted strings will default to the current date values:
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