Updated Systemnames file

[Dracus]

Thanks, I will cut some of the loger ones down a bit.

[Possum]

I had a question about that list.

Namely, I noticed some systems that were missing, like Epsilon Indi, and Epsilon Eridani, and 82 Eridani...

[Dracus]

I did not find thoses on any records That I looked at. I can add them.

[Dracus]

Poss,
can you give a site that list them?

[raynor]

quote:

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Originally posted by Dracus:
This file contains 3500 star names.

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Thanks for the file. But doesn't it just have 452 names in it?

Thanks!

[ColdSteel]

452 is what the one I downloaded had in it too.

[Dracus]

The one I posted only had 452 stars in it. I counted the words by mistake rather then the number of star names.

[Possum]

Gladly!

/me unleashes his raging webferret
(cue sound of women screaming)

Epsilon Eridani, a very interesting system, more like our Sol than Vega or Fomalhaut are.
http://www.planetx.com/transhumantech/msg00245.html
http://stardust.jpl.nasa.gov/news/news29.html
http://exoplanets.org/esp/epseri/epseri.html

[Possum]

(Having tasted blood, the webferret courses relentlessly on in pursuit of its natural food, raw data...)

82 Eridani, another system like our own
http://www.solstation.com/stars/82erida2.htm

And check this out, a very cool 3D, fully rotatable and zoomable map of our local area.
http://www.solstation.com/index.html

/me pets his webferret

[Possum]

/me sets his webferret loose on the final search item...

Epsilon Indi, which can also be seen in the map referenced in the previous post, but here it is again. http://www.solstation.com/index.html

Details on Epsilon Indi
http://www.solstation.com/stars/eps-indi.htm

/me gives his webferret a big hug, and then puts it back in its bit-cage.