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Brandon Rhodes 368abd7637 Fix JPL report links in old ephemeris READMEs 
Apparently JPL report URLs sometimes change.  I will not be uploading
new versions of these ephemerides, and maybe should remove them someday
from PyPI, but will run "setup.py register" to update the links for now.
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README.md

Welcome to the repository for the jplephem Python library!

The package is a Python implementation of the math that standard JPL ephemerides use to predict raw (x,y,z) planetary positions. If you are simply interested in using it, please head over to its documentation and download link on the Python Package Index:

https://pypi.python.org/pypi/jplephem

This repository is where the development version of jplephem is maintained. You will find its source code beneath the jplephem directory, alongside its setup.py file — enjoy!