Lunar 100 - April S&T

hi list,

does anybody have the Lunar 100 list from April´s Sky&Telescope in a
downloadable format?

cheers,

philipp

phil ) wrote:

does anybody have the Lunar 100 list from April´s Sky&Telescope in a
downloadable format?

I can send you an Excel file I just finished creating.

Mark

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www.linnhe.net - Linnhe Observatory in the Highlands of Scotland

phil ) wrote:

hi list,

does anybody have the Lunar 100 list from April´s Sky&Telescope in a
downloadable format?

Now available in various formats on my web site downloads page
http://www.linnhe.net/downloads.html

Mark

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www.linnhe.net - Linnhe Observatory in the Highlands of Scotland

Mark,

Thank you very much for sharing your files!

Scott

"Mark S Baines" wrote in message
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phil ) wrote:

hi list,

does anybody have the Lunar 100 list from April´s Sky&Telescope in a
downloadable format?

Now available in various formats on my web site downloads page
http://www.linnhe.net/downloads.html

Mark

--
www.linnhe.net - Linnhe Observatory in the Highlands of Scotland

Scott Smith ) wrote:

Thank you very much for sharing your files!

No problem, that's what the web is for :-)

Mark

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www.linnhe.net - Linnhe Observatory in the Highlands of Scotland

Mark S Baines wrote:
Now available in various formats on my web site downloads page
http://www.linnhe.net/downloads.html

Now withdrawn.

Why? For copyright reasons? I'm not sure I would understand that--it's
just a list of lunar features, isn't it?

Brian Tung
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(Brian Tung) wrote in message ...
Mark S Baines wrote:
Now available in various formats on my web site downloads page
http://www.linnhe.net/downloads.html

Now withdrawn.

Why? For copyright reasons? I'm not sure I would understand that--it's
just a list of lunar features, isn't it?


S&T is selling a card similar to the one for the Caldwell catalogue,
and probably doesn't want the list to be freely distributed on the
Internet. It should be interesting to see how successful they are in
enforcing this policy.

Tom

In article , Tom
Polakis wrote:




S&T is selling a card similar to the one for the Caldwell catalogue,
and probably doesn't want the list to be freely distributed on the
Internet. It should be interesting to see how successful they are in
enforcing this policy.

Someone also tried to put the Bergeron Catalog online, but my lawyers
soon put the kibosh on them.

--
Joe Bergeron

http://www.joebergeron.com

Tom Polakis wrote:
S&T is selling a card similar to the one for the Caldwell catalogue,
and probably doesn't want the list to be freely distributed on the
Internet. It should be interesting to see how successful they are in
enforcing this policy.

But the Caldwell catalogue is freely available on the Web, and presumably
that hasn't killed sales enough for them to ask people to take down the
Caldwell list. What's different about this list?

Brian Tung
The Astronomy Corner at http://astro.isi.edu/
Unofficial C5+ Home Page at http://astro.isi.edu/c5plus/
The PleiadAtlas Home Page at http://astro.isi.edu/pleiadatlas/
My Own Personal FAQ (SAA) at http://astro.isi.edu/reference/faq.txt

(Brian Tung) wrote:

Tom Polakis wrote:
S&T is selling a card similar to the one for the Caldwell catalogue,
and probably doesn't want the list to be freely distributed on the
Internet. It should be interesting to see how successful they are in
enforcing this policy.

But the Caldwell catalogue is freely available on the Web, and presumably
that hasn't killed sales enough for them to ask people to take down the
Caldwell list. What's different about this list?


Perhaps Tom can also explain why S&T will be posting the Lunar 100 on
for free their own Web site as soon as the April issue comes off the
news stands?

On the other hand, maybe a contributing editor from a competing
publication isn't the most reliable source of information on what S&T
is doing.

Gary.
Gary Seronik

(Remove the "z" for my actual e-mail address.)