OK, but I really am going to stop now. Folks, it takes a lot more time = to add in objects than to fix errors. So, let's make this the last = asterism, unless a truly famous one has been forgotten. I know I have both = Dippers;-) Let's make all the rest errors to be fixed before a release; Steve Coe -----Original Message----- From: Michael Collins [mailto:cal_donley@xxxxxxx]=20 Sent: Thursday, July 24, 2008 11:51 PM To: Steve Coe Cc: Michael Collins Subject: Re: Update input for SAC databases Steve, One-time SAC member Steve Strazdus once pointed out a little=20 naked-eye, six star asterism in southeast Aquarius that he dubbed "The=20 Pagoda". I've attached a couple of diagrams. The JPEG file shows a=20 wide field, with the asterism annotated, while the PDF is centered on=20 the grouping and includes center coordinates and Flamsteed numbers. Credit to Steve if you include this in your list. It's one of the=20 little things in the autumn sky that I've always noted since he showed=20 it to me many years ago. It's not bright, but very distinctive in a=20 sparse part of the sky and easy to remember. -- Mike Collins -- --=20 cal_donley@xxxxxxx -- See message header for info on list archives or unsubscribing, and please send personal replies to the author, not the list.