Each bookmark includes the NGC/IC designation, DSO type or common name, and the Finest NGC # from Alan Dyer's list on pages 318-320 of the Observers Handbook.94 targets plus the optional landing sites. Bookmarks for the lunar basins, maria, and craters from the EtM Version 4.1 certificate programs.Special Note! Planet/moon nomenclature must be enabled before one can use these bookmarks.solar system objects, including minor planets.Collection of objects on the EtU certificate program.Special Note! Planet/moon nomenclature, meteors, and satellites features or plug-ins must be enabled before one can use the bookmarks for those target types.When a list is for a RASC observing certificate program, see the national web site for more information. To download a JSON file, right-click the preferred Download link and choose Save. A JavaScript Object Notation file is a simple text file, but it is written using a syntax for storing and exchanging data. Use the Highlight Bookmarks button to display markers and labels for all current bookmarks.īookmark list files are saved in the JSON format. Double-clicking a bookmark will select and centre that object. The receiver can import the file into their Bookmarks. Stellarium versions up to 0.21.1 and version 1.0 and newer.Ī list of targets can be shared with another Stellarium user by using the Bookmarks feature available through Stellarium version 0.21.1. Older examples were normally built using small colored balls or lights on support rods (painted black to make them less obvious), but more recent examples use a variety of projection techniques instead.This page contains files for Stellarium for Windows, Mac, and Linux. They are common fixtures at planetariums, where they illustrate the local deep space out to perhaps 50 light years. A stellarium is a three-dimensional map of the stars, typically centered on Earth.Older examples were normally built using small colored balls or lights on support rods (painted black to make them less obvious), but more recent examples use a variety of projection techniques instead.

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