BILL,
THIS IS GREAT!
One other thing, how can I tell how far away the quasar is? For example, for Q 1229 + 149 I right click, and on the "More Info" tab I find that it has a red shift of 2.320. Is there a formula somewhere that will help me change from red shift to light years or parsecs?
Thanks,
Pat

Bill J Gray <pluto@...> wrote:
Hi Pat,

Denis has described how to get the quasars to show up on-screen...
now, as to how to find them: you can use Go To, Go To TDF Object,
then click on Quasars. Then you can type in the name of the quasar in
question.

-- Bill



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