CONSTANTS Name
 	CONSTANTS
Purpose
	This procedure returns the values of some absolute constants.
Category
 	Miscellaneous
Calling Sequence
 	CONSTANTS, $
		[ PI=pi, NDEGREE=ndegree, DEGRAD=degrad, NAN=nan, IM=im, $
              	DINA=dina, MINA=mina, $
		R_EARTH=r_earth, G_EARTH=g_earth, MSLP=mslp, VA_EARTH, $
		CELSIUS_KELVIN=celsius_kelvin, $
		STEFAN_BOLTZMANN=stefan_boltzmann, $ 
		R_GAS=r_gas ]
Keyword Parameters
	DOUBLE:  If set, floating point numbers are returned in double
	         precision.  The default is single precision.
Optional Outputs
	AU:  Astronomical unit (the Earth-Sun distance).
	AVOGADRO:  Avogadro constant. 
	BOLTZMANN:  Boltzmann constant.
	CELSIUS_KELVIN:  The conversion between degress Celsius and Kelvins.
	CT_LWATER:  Specific heat of liquid water at 0C.
	DEGRAD:  Degrees to radians conversion coefficient.
	DINA:  Number of days in a year.
	G_EARTH:  Mean gravitational acceleration at Earth's surface.
	HF_WATER:  Latent heat of fusion of water at 0C.
	HIND:  The number of hours in a day.
	HV_WATER:  Latent heat of vaporisation of water at 100C.
	IM:  The imaginary number i=sqrt(-1). 
	M_EARTH:  Mass of Earth.
	MSLP:  Mean global sea level pressure on Earth.
	MINA:  Number of months in a year.
	MINH:  The number of minutes in an hour. 
	NAN:  Not-a-Number value.
	NDEGREE:  Number of degrees in a circle.
	OMEGA_EARTH:  Angular rotation speed of Earth. 
	PI:  pi=3.14...
	R_EARTH:  Radius of Earth. 
	R_GAS:  Molar gas constant.
	RHO_DRYAIR:  Density of dry air at 0C and 100kPa.
	RHO_LWATER:  Density of liquid water at 0C.
	SINM:  The number of seconds in a minute.
	STEFAN_BOLTZMANN:  Stefan-Boltzmann constant.
Procedure
	This procedure defines all values.  Values are obtained from the 
	following references.
	Serway, R.A.  1992.  Physics for Scientist and Engineers with Modern 
		Physics, 3rd edition, Updated Printing.  Saunders College 
		Publishing, Toronto, Ontario, 1444p.
	Weast, R.C., and M.J. Astle, eds.  1980.  CRC Handbook of Chemistry 
		and Physics, 61st edition.  CRC Press, Inc., Boca Raton, 
		Florida. 
	National Institute of Standards and Technology.  
		http://physics.nist.gov/PhysRefData/
Example
 	Return the value of pi.
	  constants, pi=pi Modification History
   	Written by:	Daithi A. Stone (stoned@uvic.ca), 2000-06-27.
	Modified:	DAS, 2000-07-24 (added DEGRAD output keyword).
	Modified:	DAS, 2001-05-18 (added DOUBLE keyword, and SINM, MINH,
			HIND output keywords).
	Modified:	DAS, 2001-08-13 (added GEARTH, CELSIUS_KELVIN output).
	Modified:	DAS, 2001-11-22 (added STEFAN_BOLTZMANN output).
	Modified:	DAS, 2002-08-09 (added AU, AVOGADRO, BOLTZMANN, 
			CT_LWATER, HF_WATER, HV_WATER, M_EARTH, OMEGA_EARTH, 
			R_GAS, RHO_DRYAIR, RHO_LWATER output, modified and 
			referenced CELSIUS_KELVIN, G_EARTH, MSLP, R_EARTH, 
			STEFAN_BOLTZMANN outputs).