Two "S-words" ...

By Derek Wildstar ·

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In reply to #5260 3D starmap database by FELLOWS STEVEN B Replies:
[email removed] (FELLOWS STEVEN B) writes:
> I am one of those people that likes realism in his space campaign.

I can agree with that!

> I am in the process
> of converting the "Machine Readable Version of the Catalogue of Stars
> within 25 Parsecs" to use in a database.
> For those of you not familar with the catalogue, its on finet somewhere in
> Finland.  There are 2150 records, each 135 bytes long, containing up to 44
> pieces of information on stars within a sphere around our sun , 25 parsecs
> in radius.

Could you possibly make the raw file available (or give an FTP site
and file name/path where I could pick it up from)?


[email removed] (metlay) writes:
> Sigh. I suppose I can work up a new and comprehensive sex-and-naughty-bits
> post for the Vargr and Aslan, but I do have to wonder what GDW and the
> Keith Brothers, who created the Aslan, would say about some of the more,
> erm, UNORTHODOX conclusions I've postulated. If there isn't much general
> curiosity, I may prepare a file to email directly to interested parties.
> Otherwise I can do a general post to the TML, but like my Traveller erotica,
> I am just not sure it's appropriate for distribution here....

Well, appropriate or not (do we have any children reading this list?  I
don't think so) it'd probably be of more interest to a larger fraction
of the list than the current discussion of particle physics ... (not
that I don't like physics discussions, but this one seems to be getting
a little esoteric even for this group).

If you don't want to post the material on the TML, perhaps you could
distribute it to the interested parties via mail?


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