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Code 633
Greenbelt, MD 20771
Telephone: (301) 286-6695
Email address: [email protected]
stsci.edu (130.167.1.2) has a large amount of information about the
Hubble Space Telescope available by anonymous FTP, such as status
reports and newsletters, in addition to material oriented towards HST
observers and proposers. Get the top level README file to begin with.
Contact Pete Reppert ([email protected]) or Chris O'Dea
([email protected]).
The Space Telescope European Coordination Facility, at ESO/Garching
provides on-line access to a huge astronomical database, featuring
- Observation log files of several satellites/telescopes
- Spectra and images (IUE, HST).
- Most of the astronomical catalogues (SAO, HR, NGC, PPM, IRAS,
Veron, GSC and many others, more than 50) in a very convenient
way (give center+radius+kind of objects, and you get the
corresponding files!).
Log on as ``starcat'' (no password) on node stesis.hq.eso.org
(134.171.8.100) or on STESIS (DECnet). The files created can be
retreived by FTP. Contact: Benoit Pirenne, [email protected] (phone +49
89 320 06 433) at ST-ECF
The full SAO stellar database is NOT available online, probably due to
the 40 MB size. It may be ordered on magnetic tape from the NSSDC. A
subset containing position and magnitude only is available by FTP (see
"Astronomy Programs" below).
nic.funet.fi (128.214.6.100) has a large collection of astronomical
programs for many types of computers, databases of stars and deep sky
objects, and general astronomy information in directory /pub/astro. This
site is mainly for European users, but overseas connections are
possible.
The Ames archives contain a database of 8,436 galaxies including name,
RA, declination, magnitude, and radial velocity in MISC/galaxy.dat.
Supplied by Wayne Hayes ([email protected]).
iris1.ucis.dal.ca (129.173.18.107) has a number of GIFs from Voyager,
Hubble, and other sources available by anonymous FTP in pub/gif (most of
this data is also in SPACE/GIF on the Ames server). Please restrict
access to 5pm - 8am Atlantic time.
pomona.claremont.edu has the Yale Bright Star catalog for anonymous FTP
in directory [.YALE_BSC]. Contact James Dishaw
([email protected]).
The Hubble Guide Star catalog is available on CD-ROM for the Mac and PC
for $49.95 US (catalog # ST101).
Astronomical Society of the Pacific
390 Ashton Ave.
San Francisco, CA 94112
Phone: (415) 337-2624 9 AM - 3 PM Pacific Time
For German (and possibly other European) readers, Jost Jahn has a
service to distribute astronomical data to interested amateurs at cost.
About 30-40 catalogs are available for DM 6..8/disk. Several floppy disk
formats are available. Because of the expense of receiving email on his
system, he asks that you contact him by physical mail:
Jost Jahn
Neustaedter Strasse 11
W-3123 Bodenteich
Phone: FRG-5824-3197
Various astronomy-related programs and databases posted to the net in
the past are archived for anonymous FTP at multiple sites, including
ftp.uu.net (137.39.1.9). Also see the ASTRO-FTP list posted to sci.astro
monthly, which is more complete than this list.
Astonomical/Space-related sources of interest in comp.sources.unix:
Volume 8: phoon moon phase and date routines
Volume 12,13: starchart starchart program & Yale Star data
Volume 15: moontool shows moon phase picture on Suns
Volume 16: sao reduced SAO catalog
Astonomical/Space-related sources of interest in comp.sources.misc:
Volume 8: moon another moon phase program
Volume 11: starchart starchart program, version 3.2
Volume 11: n3emo-orbit orbit: track earth satellites
Volume 12: starchart2 starchart program, update to version 3.2.1
Volume 13: jupmoons plotter for Jupiter's major moons [in perl]
Volume 13: lunisolar lunisolar (not sure what this does)
Volume 14: ephem-4.21 astronomical ephemeris, v4.21
Volume 14: n3emo-orbit patch to orbit 3.7
Volume 18: planet planet generation simulator
Elwood Downey ([email protected]), the author of
"ephem", has offered to mail copies to people who can't find it on one
of the archives.
XSAT, an X Window System based satellite tracking program, is
available by anonymous FTP from export.lcs.mit.edu (18.24.0.12) in
contrib/xsat1.0.tar.Z. Contact Dave Curry ([email protected])
for more information.
Xsky, a computerized sky atlas for the X Window System, is available for
anonymous FTP on arizona.edu in the directory [.SOFTWARE.UNIX.XSKY] as
xsky.tarz. Contact Terry R. Friedrichsen ([email protected]) for
more information.
The "Variable Stars Analysis Software Archive" is available via
anonymous FTP from kauri.vuw.ac.nz (130.195.11.3) in directory
pub/astrophys. This is intended for specialists in this field, and they
would appreciate people from outside New Zealand confining their FTP
access to the astrophys directory, as they pay a significant amount for
Internet access. Contents are relatively sparse at present due to the
youth of the archive - contributions are encouraged. Contact the archive
administrator, Timothy Banks ([email protected]) for more
information.
The "IDL Astronomy Users Library" is available by anonymous FTP from
idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov (128.183.57.82). This is a central repository for
general purpose astronomy procedures written in IDL, a commercial image
processing, plotting, and programming language. Contact Wayne Landsman
([email protected]) for more information.

Code 633

Greenbelt, MD 20771

Telephone: (301) 286-6695

Email address: [email protected]

stsci.edu (130.167.1.2) has a large amount of information about the

Hubble Space Telescope available by anonymous FTP, such as status

reports and newsletters, in addition to material oriented towards HST

observers and proposers. Get the top level README file to begin with.

Contact Pete Reppert ([email protected]) or Chris O'Dea

([email protected]).

The Space Telescope European Coordination Facility, at ESO/Garching

provides on-line access to a huge astronomical database, featuring

- Observation log files of several satellites/telescopes

- Spectra and images (IUE, HST).

- Most of the astronomical catalogues (SAO, HR, NGC, PPM, IRAS,

Veron, GSC and many others, more than 50) in a very convenient

way (give center+radius+kind of objects, and you get the

corresponding files!).

Log on as ``starcat'' (no password) on node stesis.hq.eso.org

(134.171.8.100) or on STESIS (DECnet). The files created can be

retreived by FTP. Contact: Benoit Pirenne, [email protected] (phone +49

89 320 06 433) at ST-ECF

The full SAO stellar database is *NOT* available online, probably due to

the 40 MB size. It may be ordered on magnetic tape from the NSSDC. A

subset containing position and magnitude only is available by FTP (see

"Astronomy Programs" below).

nic.funet.fi (128.214.6.100) has a large collection of astronomical

programs for many types of computers, databases of stars and deep sky

objects, and general astronomy information in directory /pub/astro. This

site is mainly for European users, but overseas connections are

possible.

The Ames archives contain a database of 8,436 galaxies including name,

RA, declination, magnitude, and radial velocity in MISC/galaxy.dat.

Supplied by Wayne Hayes ([email protected]).

iris1.ucis.dal.ca (129.173.18.107) has a number of GIFs from Voyager,

Hubble, and other sources available by anonymous FTP in pub/gif (most of

this data is also in SPACE/GIF on the Ames server). Please restrict

access to 5pm - 8am Atlantic time.

pomona.claremont.edu has the Yale Bright Star catalog for anonymous FTP

in directory [.YALE_BSC]. Contact James Dishaw

([email protected]).

The Hubble Guide Star catalog is available on CD-ROM for the Mac and PC

for $49.95 US (catalog # ST101).

Astronomical Society of the Pacific

390 Ashton Ave.

San Francisco, CA 94112

Phone: (415) 337-2624 9 AM - 3 PM Pacific Time

For German (and possibly other European) readers, Jost Jahn has a

service to distribute astronomical data to interested amateurs at cost.

About 30-40 catalogs are available for DM 6..8/disk. Several floppy disk

formats are available. Because of the expense of receiving email on his

system, he asks that you contact him by physical mail:

Jost Jahn

Neustaedter Strasse 11

W-3123 Bodenteich

Phone: FRG-5824-3197

Various astronomy-related programs and databases posted to the net in

the past are archived for anonymous FTP at multiple sites, including

ftp.uu.net (137.39.1.9). Also see the ASTRO-FTP list posted to sci.astro

monthly, which is more complete than this list.

Astonomical/Space-related sources of interest in comp.sources.unix:

Volume 8: phoon moon phase and date routines

Volume 12,13: starchart starchart program & Yale Star data

Volume 15: moontool shows moon phase picture on Suns

Volume 16: sao reduced SAO catalog

Astonomical/Space-related sources of interest in comp.sources.misc:

Volume 8: moon another moon phase program

Volume 11: starchart starchart program, version 3.2

Volume 11: n3emo-orbit orbit: track earth satellites

Volume 12: starchart2 starchart program, update to version 3.2.1

Volume 13: jupmoons plotter for Jupiter's major moons [in perl]

Volume 13: lunisolar lunisolar (not sure what this does)

Volume 14: ephem-4.21 astronomical ephemeris, v4.21

Volume 14: n3emo-orbit patch to orbit 3.7

Volume 18: planet planet generation simulator

Elwood Downey ([email protected]), the author of

"ephem", has offered to mail copies to people who can't find it on one

of the archives.

XSAT, an X Window System based satellite tracking program, is

available by anonymous FTP from export.lcs.mit.edu (18.24.0.12) in

contrib/xsat1.0.tar.Z. Contact Dave Curry ([email protected])

for more information.

Xsky, a computerized sky atlas for the X Window System, is available for

anonymous FTP on arizona.edu in the directory [.SOFTWARE.UNIX.XSKY] as

xsky.tarz. Contact Terry R. Friedrichsen ([email protected]) for

more information.

The "Variable Stars Analysis Software Archive" is available via

anonymous FTP from kauri.vuw.ac.nz (130.195.11.3) in directory

pub/astrophys. This is intended for specialists in this field, and they

would appreciate people from outside New Zealand confining their FTP

access to the astrophys directory, as they pay a significant amount for

Internet access. Contents are relatively sparse at present due to the

youth of the archive - contributions are encouraged. Contact the archive

administrator, Timothy Banks ([email protected]) for more

information.

The "IDL Astronomy Users Library" is available by anonymous FTP from

idlastro.gsfc.nasa.gov (128.183.57.82). This is a central repository for

general purpose astronomy procedures written in IDL, a commercial image

processing, plotting, and programming language. Contact Wayne Landsman

([email protected]) for more information.