ASCENDENTS ASTRONOMY CATALOG (AAC/AADB)

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This area is under construction. For the current working AAC catalog, visit the AAC article in the news section.

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Ascendents Astronomy Catalog (AAC) Last published: 2022-08-31 The Ascendents Astronomy Catalog is an organized list with either the first 100 or 500 AAC designations. Download CSV versions below for import to your own datasystems.

Ascendents Astronomy Database (AADB) Last updated: 2022-08-31 03:12:12 pm With 1,234,567 astronomic objects, the Ascendents Astronomy Database combines catalogs and attemps to resolve data inconsistencies by bringing awareness new discoveries. In addition to CSV downloads, the AADB has API capabilities for retrieval of space object records and scripting support for major organizations to import their data.

Catalog browse | Table of contents / Legend | Naming conventions for AAC / AADB | Search Database

Main or extended catalog, dropdown by chapter in AAC 10-19, 20-29, etc. dropdown by feature concatenate list

ABOUT ASCENDENTS.net ASTRONOMY

- Mission Statement - Ascendents Astronomy's mission is to confirm a consensus for the boundaries of the universe, the galaxy, the Ascendents sphere, and other features -- settling data inconsistencies throughout catalogs, for example: a blue group of stars near Taurus is mistaken for being close to the Ascendents Sphere when in actuality they are the stars located in the Large Magellenic Cloud (LMC). That discovery has brought into question the believability of space catalogs. It has given reason to second-guess the data everyone uses and with scutiny, to challenge and track the integrity of the information. The Ascendents Astronomy Database (AADB) was created thinking about that goal. Thank you for visiting.

Official Publications / CSV Downloads
2022-08-31		AAC Help File with Table of Contents / Legend, Conventions, and Constellations		TXT
2022-08-31		AAC Main Catalog (AAC-0 though AAC-99)		CSV
2022-08-31		AAC Extended Catalog (AAC-0 though AAC-499)		CSV
2022-08-31		AADB Help File with Table of Contents / Legend, Conventions, and Constellations		TXT
2022-08-31		AADB complete Database with over a million stars (Ascendents Consensus)		CSV (best data, large file)
2022-08-31		AADB complete Database with over a million stars (All		CSV (all data, huge file)
2022-08-31		All files		ZIP

API 
doesn't do anything yet: https://ascendents.net/aac.php?api=ANY ID
return object CSV if it finds it

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Ascendents Astronomy DB Data:
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ID Primary
Status
Visibility
Searchable
AADBVolume A
AADBFirst5 1-99999
AADBLast5 1-99999
AADBSuffix 1-999


AADB-7 Unique TinyText
AADB-A7-99999
Name Varchar
AKA also known as aliases Text
Other identifiers list HD-### HIP-### TYC-#-##-# etc


Public notes and Track record is a concatenating log file where the newline starts with the timestamp and email/name/anonymous
Track record history of changes, 

show pubic notes [x]
Public notes mixed in chronologically with history of changes

Side by side
Pictures folder with robot code and 100mb limit

AACMain AACExtended AADBstatus
ViewsCount
EditsCount
CommentsCount

Mass
Temp
Radius
Domain: Ascendents.net
Phylum: Universal, Galactic, Stellar, Planetary, Human 
Class: List of all the classes of stars and galaxy objects
DistanceFromSol
Average Inner Sphere Distance for Coordinate Grid Square
Average Outer Sphere Distance for Coordinate Grid Square
Position Coodinates. And astrology sign
Median Distance for Coordiante Grid Square
Distance from Sphere Inner Edge
Distance from Outer Edge
Distance from Grid Median Distance DGMD
Ascendents Level = DGMD = round the distance, strlen * 10
For the sun, average the DGMG for all grid squares, and calculate the distance with that.
However my decimal places the distance has * 10 is the ZONE

Use function to convert coordinates to Horoscope

Distance from Sol MINUS 913 ly, 

Ascendents Sphere Zone -10 is barely inside the dome, (sqrt distance/100) to sphere / 2

Period
Year

Etc.


Stars related to AADB-1:
AADB-10 - surrounding object
AADB-0 - barycenter



Stars tracking AADB-1
AADB-0 - surrounding object
AADB-2 - reference point, nearby



Records found: 3, conflicts 0 (show data: mass | distance | size | temp | period | year | detailed)
Name
HIP 12345...Distance 123 Ly (thumbs up) 5 votes
HD 4321...Distance 123 Ly thumbs up 1 vote
TYC 1234-124-1...Distance 123 Ly thumbs up 2 votes
Status for each field shows either: No conflict, Resolved, Vote for the correct record

Conflicts detected 0 (Add another record)... create from another record, dropdown the record with the similar ID not the AADB ID




Here's a widget:

Type a star name, when it doesn't exist say this record cannot be found in our database. To suggest it as a star, enter your email address for the record, you will be sent an email to verify creation of the record.




Individual Records
CATALOG NUMBER
Position Coordinates
Distance from Sol
Kingdom Galactic, Stellar, Planetary
Phylum (Galaxy / Globular Cluster, Star / Neutron Star, Planet, Asteroid, Moon)

The first billion+ objects, Volume A has AADB-A#####-##### for root objects, AADB-A#####-#####-1 for orbiting objects.

Objects sizes typically measured in LY are Galactic -- Galaxy Groups, Galaxies, and star clusters, Other
Objects sizes typically measured in AU are Stellar -- All types of stars, Black Holes, Asteroid Belts, Other
Objects sizes typically measured in KM are Planetary -- Planets, Exoplanets, Moons, Asteroids, Other
Class B9V, etc
Object Type: Stellar, Other, [Something Else_________________]
Object Type: Stellar, Star, Class [Something Else_________________]


When a new record's mass brightness j2000RA j2000DEC currentRA currentDEC radius, etc..., when there is a mismatch
-- Unset aac_mass_consensus, aac_radius_consensus to = 0 (False)
-- TRACK VOTES EMAIL, IPs in TEXT data field
-- WHEN SOMEONE CLICKS TO VOTE, enter email, check your email to confirm the vote.
-- When a record item has more than half of all votes, then its value is consensus [green checkmark, purple question mark], 
-- When a record is created with mass_votes -1, it means that it overwrote the old value
-----when it overwrites the old value, it needs to make a record in the aac_public_log of "2022-03-12 Per record 202208_1029841, Mass changed from 1.23 to 1.24"

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A conscious effort was made to be accurate and understand space with some logical fashion. Objects in the Ascendents Astronomy Catalog (AAC) aim to be insightful for holistic exploration of the universe.

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