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Old March 11th 04, 03:20 PM
Hawkw32
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I just have a quick question...I'm writing some sci-fi fiction and am
looking for some kind of a list of stars that might have the possibliity of
planets...is there some kind of website out there you guys could point me
towards? I know, I know, the possibility is very low, but hey, it's fiction,
right? Any help you all could give would be greatly appreciated, I hope
there's a site out there that's not super-complex, because I'm not real
familiar with this stuff(yet), though I want to be, it's awesome.

Thanks for your time.

-Alex


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Old March 11th 04, 03:30 PM
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"Hawkw32" wrote in message
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I just have a quick question...I'm writing some sci-fi fiction and am
looking for some kind of a list of stars that might have the possibliity

of
planets...is there some kind of website out there you guys could point me
towards? I know, I know, the possibility is very low, but hey, it's

fiction,
right? Any help you all could give would be greatly appreciated, I hope
there's a site out there that's not super-complex, because I'm not real
familiar with this stuff(yet), though I want to be, it's awesome.


Check out...

http://www.obspm.fr/encycl/encycl.html

BV.


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Old March 11th 04, 03:38 PM
Hawkw32
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Wow! Thanks BV, this is exactly the kinda thing I was looking for. Really
helped me out here, I appreciate your time. Now I know to come here if I
have any similar questions should they come up in my writing.

Thanks again!

-Alex


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Old March 11th 04, 04:10 PM
Bill Nunnelee
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If you're looking for planets that might support life, you'll need a star
similar to the sun.

http://skyandtelescope.com/news/article_1145_1.asp
http://www.astronexus.com/general/50sunlike.html





"Hawkw32" wrote in message
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I just have a quick question...I'm writing some sci-fi fiction and am
looking for some kind of a list of stars that might have the possibliity

of
planets...is there some kind of website out there you guys could point me
towards? I know, I know, the possibility is very low, but hey, it's

fiction,
right? Any help you all could give would be greatly appreciated, I hope
there's a site out there that's not super-complex, because I'm not real
familiar with this stuff(yet), though I want to be, it's awesome.

Thanks for your time.

-Alex




 




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