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Design of Star Charts Simulator for High-Precision Star Simulator

Guangxue Xuebao/Acta Optica Sinica, 2012
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New Star Charts

Nature, 1949
THE Skalnate Pleso Atlas of the Heavens is named after the new astrophysical observatory at Skalnate Pleso (Rocky Lake) in the High Tatra Mountains of Czechslovakia, the director of which, Dr. Antonin Becvar planned the work and, with the aid of a devoted and enthusiastic band of collabor-ators carried it through in less than a year.
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Charting the Universe with Stars

2014
The physics of stars has turned out to be surprisingly important for cosmology. If we understand how stars work, we can use their observed properties to infer their intrinsic luminosities, and combine those with measured fluxes to determine distances. Finding stars at different distances then allows us to map the geometry of the universe.
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Identification Charts for Twelve Variable Stars

Publications of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, 1958
In 1955, Commissions 27 and 29 of the International Astronomical Union authorized a limited attack on the problem of the lack of identification charts for variable stars of current interest.1 Since that time, the situation has improved materially with the publication of charts for some 2800 variables discovered at the Sonneberg Observatory,2 and for 42
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Star Charting

Astrology is the language in which all of existence speaks, says astrologer and tarotist Bess Matassa. In Star Charting, she leads readers on a vivid journey through the twelve signs of the zodiac as a poetic practice and transformative framework for befriending both the familiar and the strange.
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Some simple star chart

2015
Here are eight maps of the night sky; one for each of the seasons, for both the northern and southern hemispheres. They were created, in part, with the planetarium software program Sky Chart III , (available at www.southernstars.com/skychart/). Because of the scale used for this guide, the charts show little detail, but I have included them as a ...
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Identification charts for southern R Coronae Borealis-stars

Astrophysics and Space Science, 1990
Identification charts for southern R Coronae Borealis (RCB) stars are presented, as well as a list of all known or suspected stars of this type. A brief discussion of individual characteristics is given, including remarks concerning those cases in which it seems advisable to exclude the object from this class.
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