Reach for the Stars B

[foreverphysics]

i can't find the evolutionary stage of NGC 281 anywhere, does anyone know a good site to find evolutionary stages?

I would say something along the lines of "Google is your friend", but you've probably already tried that. Usually, I just use Stellarium or Starry Night Sky, both of which provide a crapload of info.

[ReBobville]

i can't find the evolutionary stage of NGC 281 anywhere, does anyone know a good site to find evolutionary stages?

Google, Google Google!!! (LOOK EVERYWHERE!!!!!) (Having fun yet?)
(did this for 2 years, now on to Astro)

[havenbro]

Does anybody know where to find information on the Pulsar G359.23-0.82? I don't know much about it, apart from the fact that it is a Pulsar. There's no Wikipedia article on it, and Google isn't giving me a satisyfying result....

[EastStroudsburg13]

I'm getting some good results by just putting in G359.23-0.82, without the "Pulsar" in front. Note: this is normally the sort of thing you'll have to do in Astronomy to find satisfactory results on the DSO's.

[foreverphysics]

Does anybody know where to find information on the Pulsar G359.23-0.82? I don't know much about it, apart from the fact that it is a Pulsar. There's no Wikipedia article on it, and Google isn't giving me a satisyfying result....

Its nickname is "The Mouse", and NASA has a pretty good page on it. There are other resources, like this, or this. I'm fairly certain that there is tons of info out there; you just have to find it.

[havenbro]

Does anybody know where to find information on the Pulsar G359.23-0.82? I don't know much about it, apart from the fact that it is a Pulsar. There's no Wikipedia article on it, and Google isn't giving me a satisyfying result....

Its nickname is "The Mouse", and NASA has a pretty good page on it. There are other resources, like this, or this. I'm fairly certain that there is tons of info out there; you just have to find it.

Ok, thanks, I'll look at those.

[flutest]

this is my first year too. and i found the webite extremly useful thank you.

Hi, this my first year in science olympiad. My older sister did it, but she hated RFTS. Any tips? or good websites? I've been having trouble finding good pictures with the stars and deep sky objects and constellations drawn out on the web, help is much appreciated!!!

The wiki. Also, Alpha's and syo's blog, http://onwardtotheedge.wordpress.com.
And speaking of the Wiki, I've updated it for 2013, but I haven't had time got out in specific info yet. So anyone who could help me out with that...

[genius123]

Can someone explain right ascension and declination and how to find it b/c i don't get it. Or can someone give me a good website that has that information?? thx!!

[Acefire]

Can anyone tell me where to find info on CoRoT2A? All I can find is that it fried some planet recently! I'm also having trouble finding Cygnus X-1. it's my first year too, and I've never heard of any of this and it isn't in my books or on the internet.

[iwonder]

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/COROT-2#_

And

http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cygnus_X-1

Google is your friend