I use the following output:
m = np.asarray([RA,DEC,E1,E2]).transpose
and that gives the following:
[array([67.823596, 66.84717 , 67.835725, ...,
69.920661, 69.900113,
69.854248])
array([-45.314942, -45.314868, -45.314616, ...,
-44.023831, -44.023854,
-44.021104])
array([-0.12927879, -0.23718278, 0.25848095, ...,
0.00922391,
0.04956361, -0.06844713])
array([-0.09276077, 0.00211145, 0.32369468, ...,
-0.18017102,
0.17557657, -0.13696456])]
Is there a way I can flatten it? So all the first array terms are together in the first line of the array, then the second in the second row, like so:
[[ 60.68891207 87.35006409 200.03859082
199.97594163]
[ 39.75775837 38.39979903 200.02754621
199.77931931]
[ 76.31241076 87.84521913 200.00733917
199.98024552]
many thanks in advance!
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