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amateur spectroscopic database

Home › Forums › Variable Stars › spectrum of sn2014AS (was PSN J14005449+4058596) › amateur spectroscopic database

11 May 2014 at 6:38 pm #576555
Roger Pickard
Participant

Hi Robin,

I agree, most impressive.

As Gary mentions I’m very keen for the VSS to have some sort of database but I’ll probably be asking you to take the lead on this as it’s not an area where I’ve (yet) dabbled.

Cheers, Roger

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