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What's the Season? Inputs and Outputs

Created: 2011-10-05 05:59:03 | Last updated: 2011-10-05 05:59:05

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This .zip file contains: pythonicastro-INPUT.xml » The input data used to generate the output. pythonicastro-distgraph.png » The Google Chart comparing distances. (Unfortunately, this is a bar chart.) pythonicseasons.xml » The most important output of astronomical objects, RA, Dec, and season that's best for observing. urlchecker.txt » This output was used for checking the URL to make sure it worked.

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Messier Objects and Stars

Created: 2011-10-05 05:49:01 | Last updated: 2011-10-05 05:49:31

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This is the Excel spreadsheet for use with the What's the Season? workflow (see list of attributions). It contains the object name, RA, Dec, magnitude, and distance. The spreadsheet was built using the following sources. Dolan (n.d.), Frommert & Kronberg (2007), and Kronberg (1998) were consulted the most, with some RA/Dec values coming from Wikipedia. Alpha Crucis. (2011, July 28). In Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Retrieved on 26 September 2011, from http://en.wikipe...

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