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  • Kepler-22b - The first confirmed extrasolar planet discovered by NASA's Kepler Space Telescope to orbit in the habitable zone of a Sun-like star. On the star map its at the upper right of Cyg
  • L5 and L4 are the Lagrangian points in the Sun/Earth system.  These are the latest concentrated search areas
  • The subdirectories above data collected by SETI Net organized by Constellations
  • 25 Habitable Star systems from Margaret Turnbull. This is the current focus of this search
  • The WOW signal has its own page (On the map its just to the left of Sgr).
  • The Seven Sisters (Pleaides) is headed west and will be hard to see optically but not during the day
  • GJ 436  This LEO star has several planets around it.
  • Galixy Cluster in Virgo.

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Constellations:

click the name for more information and any data collected

 

Stars

ACAMAR   Algorab   Alzirr   Botein   Electra   Jabbah   Merga   Pherkad   SAIPH   TARAZED
ACHERNAR   ALHENA   Ancha   Brachium   ELNATH   Kaffaljidhma   Merope   Pleione   Salm   Taygeta
Achird   ALIOTH   Angetenar   CANOPUS   ENIF   Kajam   Mesarthim   Polaris Australis   Sargas   Tegmen
ACRUX   ALKAID   ANKAA   CAPELLA   ETAMIN   KAUS AUSTRALIS   Metallah   POLARIS   Sarin   Tejat Posterior
Acubens   Alkalurops   Anser   Caph   FOMALHAUT   Kaus Borealis   Miaplacidus   POLLUX   Sceptrum   Terebellum
ADARA   Alkes   ANTARES   CASTOR   Fornacis   Kaus Meridionalis   Minkar   Porrima   SCHEAT   Terebellum
Adhafera   Alkurhah   ARCTURUS   Cebalrai   Fum al Samakah   Keid   MINTAKA   Praecipua   Secunda Giedi   Terebellum
Adhil   ALMAAK   Arkab Posterior   Celaeno   Furud   Kitalpha   MIRA   Prima Giedi   Segin   Terebellum
AGENA   ALNAIR   Arkab Prior   Chara   Gacrux   KOCAB   MIRACH   PROCYON   Seginus   Thabit
Ain al Rami   ALNATH   ARNEB   Chort   Gianfar   Kornephoros   Miram   Propus   Sham   Theemim
Ain   ALNILAM   Arrakis   COR CAROLI   Gienah Cygni   Kraz   MIRPHAK   Propus   Sharatan   THUBAN
Al Anz   ALNITAK   Ascella   Cursa   Gienah Ghurab   Kuma   MIZAR   Propus   SHAULA   Torcularis Septentrionalis
Al Kalb al Rai   Alniyat   Asellus Australis   Dabih   Gomeisa   Lesath   Mufrid   Rana   SHEDIR   Turais
Al Minliar al Asad   Alniyat   Asellus Borealis   Deneb Algedi   Gorgonea Quarta   Maasym   Muliphen   Ras Elased Australis   Sheliak   Tyl
Al Minliar al Shuja   ALPHARD   Asellus Primus   Deneb Dulfim   Gorgonea Secunda   Maia   Murzim   Ras Elased Borealis   Sirrah   UNUKALHAI
Aladfar   ALPHEKKA   Asellus Secondus   Deneb el Okab   Gorgonea Tertia   Marfak   Muscida   RASALGETHI   SIRIUS   VEGA
Alathfar   ALPHERATZ   Asellus Tertius   Deneb el Okab   Graffias   Marfak   Muscida   RASALHAGUE   Situla   VINDEMIATRIX
Albaldah   Alrai   Asterope   Deneb Kaitos Shemali   Grafias   Marfic   Muscida   Rastaban   Skat   Wasat
Albali   Alrisha   Atik   DENEB   Grumium   Marfik   Nair al Saif   REGULUS   SPICA   Wezen
ALBIREO   Alsafi   Atlas   DENEBOLA   HADAR   MARKAB   Naos   Rigel Kentaurus   Sterope II   Wezn
Alchiba   Alsciaukat   Auva   Dheneb   Haedi   Matar   Nash   RIGEL   Sualocin   Yed Posterior
ALCOR   ALSHAIN   Avior   Diadem   HAMAL   Mebsuta   Nashira   Rijl al Awwa   Subra   Yed Prior
ALCYONE   Alshat   Azelfafage   DIPHDA   Hassaleh   MEGREZ   Nekkar   Rotanev   Suhail al Muhlif   Yildun
ALDEBARAN   Alsuhail   Azha   Double Double   Head of Hydrus   Meissa   NIHAL   Ruchba   Sulafat   Zaniah
ALDERAMIN   ALTAIR   Azmidiske   Double Double   Herschel's "Garnet Star"   Mekbuda   Nodus Secundus   Ruchbah   Syrma   Zaurak
Aldhibah   Altarf   Baham   Double Double   Heze   Menkalinan   NUNKI   Rukbat   Tabit (1543)   Zavijah
Alfecca Meridiana   Alterf   Baten Kaitos   Double Double   Hoedus II   MENKAR   Nusakan   Sabik   Tabit (1544)   Zibal
Alfirk   Aludra   Becrux   Dschubba   Homam   Menkar   Peacock   Sadalachbia   Tabit (1552)   Zosma
ALGENIB   Alula Australis   Beid   Dsiban   Hyadum I   Menkent   PHAD   SADALMELIK   Tabit (1570)   Zuben Elakrab
ALGIEBA   Alula Borealis   BELLATRIX   DUBHE   Hyadum II   Menkib   Phaet   Sadalsuud   Talitha   Zuben Elakribi
ALGOL   Alya   BETELGEUSE   Ed Asich   IZAR   MERAK   Pherkad Minor   Sadr   Tania Australis   Zuben Elgenubi
                                Tania Borealis   Zuben Elschemali

 HabStars Within 25 parsecs and that SETI Net can point to

(Margaret Turnbull 2004)

HabStars

  HIP RA DEC Parsec Name Notes:
4 79672 16 15 37.10 -08 22 05.7 14.03 18 Sco In Ophiuchus
5 113357 22 57 27.80 +20 46 07.3 15.36 51 Peg In Peg.  First Sun-like star  found to have a planet orbiting it - Mid day.
6 27435 05 48 34.90 -04 05 38.7 15.56 HD 38858 In Orion
8 70319 14 23 15.10 +01 14 33.8 17.60 HD 126053 In Virgo
10 34017 07 03 30.30  +29 20 20.7 19.09 HD 52711 In Gemini
11 85042 17 22 51.20 -02 23 16.5 19.46 HD 157347 In Ophiuchus - Early Morning only
15 30503 06 24 43.90 -28 46 47.3 22.04 HD 45184 In Canis Major
18 29432 06 12 00.40 +06 47 01.3 23.12 HD 42618 In Orion
21 52369 10 42 13.10 -13 47 14.3 23.40 HD 92719 In Hydra. Available about 6 PM
23 1499 00 18 41.60 -08 03 09.5 23.44 HD 1461 In Cetus. Available in the morning
24 33537 06 58 11.70 +22 28 32.3 24.24 HD 51419 In Gemini
26 74995 15 19 26.00  -07 43 20.00 6.26 Ho Libra In Libra.  Extrasolar planet orbiting the red dwarf Gliese 581.  Early afternoon and late at night.

How To View the SETI Data Tags within a JPG image:

  1. Download the  SETI Net File Manager (no charge) to your computer.
  2. Select a thumbnail image (below or anywhere you find one) for further investigation.  Left click on it and it will expand to its original size
  3. Right Click on the full size image and select 'Save Picture As'.  Store it in any convenient directory on your machine.
  4. Start the SETI Net File Manager and from the top menu select  JPG File | Open and navigate to the file just downloaded (or drag 'n drop).
  5. Open the file -  You should see the same image but inside the File Manager.
  6. Select the Title Block tab.  This will show the SML attached to the JPG file.  Select the other tabs to view the complete SML data.

How To Play the WAV data back and view the spectrum:

  1. Download the SETI Net  Spectrum Analyzer  (no charge) to your computer  and start it.
  2. Left click on the WAV file and select Save Target As...  This will download the WAV file to your computer.
  3. Navigate (using  Windows Explorer    ) to the just downloaded file and left click on it.  It should start to play on your computer.
  4. The audio should also appear in the Spectrum Analyzer.  Pressing the 'Water' switch should recreate the original waterfall JPG.

 

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