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Thank you very much for your post eldalie. I also thought that could be the answer, because I have managed to do good calculations supposing that the longitude of the ascending node of the Earth is the angle between the point of Aries which points to the Aries constellation and the current...

Thank you for your posts but I still have the doubt. I do know what the longitude of the ascending node is, but the problem is that kind of paradox, I mean: If the longitude of the ascending node is the angle between the vernal point and the ascending node, and the ascending node of the orbit...

Hello everyone! I am a Sixth Form student and I am writting a programme in Mathematica to calculate the position of bodies of the solar system and other stuff. The problem is that I am not able to understand why the longitude of the ascending node of the Earth's orbit is 348.74 degrees. Why...