7.4.6 The cross-indexing problem Why does each star catalogue have its own numbering system? Largely because perfect cross-indexing is impossible. What do you do when your catalogue shows two stars where another catalogu - Flamsteed - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	7.4.6 The cross-indexing problem Why does each star catalogue have its own numbering system? Largely because perfect cross-indexing is impossible. What do you do when your catalogue shows two stars where another catalogu Add to Reading List Document Date: 2011-04-04 22:16:58 Open Document File Size: 26,90 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Bayer / / / IndustryTerm star-mapping software package / numbering systems / / Organization Astronomical Data Center / / Person Michael A. Covington / W. Barry Smith / / Position Author / mc@uga.edu EDITOR / / URL http / SocialTag Stellar astronomy Binary stars Star catalogue Stars Flamsteed designation Star designation Star position Beta Lyrae John Flamsteed Astronomy

7.4.6 The cross-indexing problem Why does each star catalogue have its own numbering system? Largely because perfect cross-indexing is impossible. What do you do when your catalogue shows two stars where another cataloguAdd to Reading List