astroquery | Functions and classes to access online data resources. Maintainers: @keflavich and @bsipocz and @ceb | Dataset library

I am trying to install a very recent branch of a github repo into my google colab editor. I guess I haven't yet figured out the correct syntax, despite trying out different suggestions on StackOverflow. What I have tried so far is

I have a code that uses for loop to extracts light magnitude (in this case refered to as phot_bp_rp_excess_factor) (Bp), from a certain table.

My code:

Visual studio Python Anaconda

Astroquery is supposed to be part of astropy. Not there

Ive downloaded zip files and run them....nothing yet. How to do it

Basic Goal: Given a set of sky coordinates (ra, dec), this Python function should return a FITS image of the sky centered at those coordinates.

Detailed Goal: The function will perform a coordinate query using astroquery and simbad. Ideally, it will be able to access the database of objects within the given region centered at (ra, dec). Hence, some size parameter will also be input (FoV, or radius). But mainly, when a query is done on the simbad through browser, there is an option to plot the star region centered at the input coordinates, made by AladinLite, and the function should return this image (hopefully as a FITS image).

What I've tried: Everything I've tried to get here has been discovering the use of astroquery and simbad. But I cannot find anything in the documentation on how the image from AladinLite can be obtained through astroquery. Finding a way to get an image straight from Aladin using Python doesn't seem possible either.

Question: Is it possible to get that image generated by AladinLite on the browser version of the simbad coordinate query using Python and astroquery? If so, how can I go about doing it?

I attached a screenshot of the web browser showing the image generated by AladinLite. To be clear - I want the image of the star field, not the image with the circled objects and so on.

Some pseudocode:

I'm trying to get some data from the Gaia catalog and then I transform the astropy table into a pandas DataFrame then I want to store it in an hdf5 file. I can't directly store the astropy table (result of the query) into an hdf5 file because I need to do some processing on it.

The problem is when I want to store the DataFrame into the hdf file I get this error :

When I run command conda, I have the upper output. Probably you are going to quickly write an answer about environmental variables, but don't be so fast. Let me tell my story:

1 month ago I installed Anaconda. For some time it was going well. But when I installed AstroQuery, debugger said something like that: __ init __ is not a method of NumPy (I can't remember). So I read something about this and on one place I found, that I need to remove NumPy and SetupTools by force, and then install them again. So I removed them, but then Conda said, that new NumPy cannot be combined with other libraries (Conda made a list of nearly 100 packages which cannot be combined with NumPy). So I thought that I destroyed Anaconda, so I deleted program with Windows tools, and then all directories with Conda similar name and files with that name. I installed again, but when I open Conda, it says (this is a translated version, I don't know original English output): The specified path cannot be found.

And there we are. I tried also with conda command, but no success.

Question in nutshell: I removed NumPy and setuptools from Conda, but then I couldn't install them again. So I removed Anaconda and installed it again. 'The specified path cannot be found' comes.

Thank you!

P.S. Yes, I added it in my environmental variables (C:\Users\me\Anaconda3\Scripts).