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Re: mark iv
aah@nofs.navy.mil wrote:
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> If you have a choice of fields for taking the CDROm exposures,
> I'd pick either something along the equator or a series that
> includes M67 (132.8, 11.8 degrees, or 8:51, +11:46 in sexadecimal).
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I'd like at least a few very crowded fields, just to see if we can
handle them. A cluster (M67) I guess would qualify as crowded.
It will be fun to see if we can resolve stars that close. It has
200 stars in a 0.5 degree area. It should make a good test case
for the various object extraction programs and later on a good test
for the star matching algorithm in the database.
> Arne
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