New package: AstroCoords v0.1.0

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• Registering package: AstroCoords
• Repository: https://github.com/jmurphy6895/AstroCoords.jl
• Created by: @jmurphy6895
• Version: v0.1.0
• Commit: df92522da9af8e365542445d57b053a6b986484f
• Reviewed by: @jmurphy6895
• Reference: jmurphy6895/AstroCoords.jl@df92522#commitcomment-147022546
• Description: A Julia library for representing orbits in a variety of coordinate sets

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[goerz]

[noblock] There's a typo in the project name in the documentation:

Shouldn't the content of the "Library" page be on the "API" page? There's also something going on with the formatting of the docstrings… but anyway: something to work on, but not essential for the initial registration.

[aplavin]

Not familiar with satellite trajectory calculations, just got curious when seeing the package name :)
I wonder if there's any potential for interop with/reuse parts of JuliaAstro/SkyCoords.jl?
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[jmurphy6895]

[noblock] @aplavin It looks like that package is more for defining measurements/objects from a ground station perspective, so it could be used for something like measurements of these states for filtering purposes, I'm planning on adding support for something like that in a future package so I'll be sure to keep this one in mind!