Hi Carlos,
a little more digging and you got "lucky" to run across a number that looks like 1 but is actually a little more than 1. We use double precision numbers that can be inexact (
https://www.postgresql.org/docs/11/datatype-numeric.html) due to the nature of floating point numbers.
Try this query
SELECT acos( sin( (des_sva1.gold_catalog.dec_j2000)*3.14159/180) *
sin(((-43.147769))*3.14159/180) +
cos( (des_sva1.gold_catalog.dec_j2000)*3.14159/180) *
cos(((-43.147769))*3.14159/180) *
cos((des_sva1.gold_catalog.ra_j2000-(6.928423))*3.14159/180) - 0.0000000000001 )
as pdis FROM des_sva1.gold_catalog WHERE des_sva1.gold_catalog.ra_j2000 BETWEEN 6.9270341111111 AND 6.9298118888889 AND des_sva1.gold_catalog.dec_j2000 BETWEEN -43.149157888889 AND -43.146380111111 ;