Where can I find a record of a star I named w&#92;Universal Star Council without having to buy a info package?
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You'd need either the OFFICIAL name/designation of the star, or its celestial coordinates (right ascension and declination). Even then, you may have picked a star that's never been catalogued and there'd be no data on it. If you do have the star's celestial coordinates, try this website --> http://www.telescope.org/\n\nThe website gives free access to their telescope so that users can remotely photograph celestial objects they're interested in.
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.starsearchcasting.com/photographers.php
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http://www.astrocenter.com//us/Default.aspx\n\nLove & Blessings \nMilly
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Look for North Star !!
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You can get it from following link\n\nhttp://www.astrology.com/
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I used records.com and went to the "white pages" and found a friend I have been looking for  for the last 15 years. Hope this helps.
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www.astro.com  go to free astro chart.
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I think this one is better...http://www.state.mi.us/mdoc/asp/otis2.asp This will pull up people with a record..Free...this is from the offical site from Michigan.gov
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you could check a suncoast or streetlight maybe even tower records. but ive also seen barnes and nobles and borders carying such things and iff all else fails youcould use limewire.
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Save your money, or buy her something of real value.  "Star Registries" are a rip-off the government refuses to shut down, primarally because the companies hide behind the first ammendment.\n\nThe IAU, International Astronmical Union, and just about every respectable astronomical entity do not recognize any such registries.  The stars are named and labled according to an organized system.  "Buying" a star name merely gets it written in a book that will be published and put on a shelf to collect dust in the Liberary of Congress, because all books end up there.\n\nMoreover, the star you will get named will be a Magnitude 5 or 6 if not higher which is barely visable to the human eye in an unpopulated area with low light and good seeing conditions.  The main reason for this is that most of the stars that can easily be seen already have names set by tradition and confirmed by the IAU.  The companies that sell star names know better than stepping on the IAU's and all serious astronomer's toes directly.  Her star would be lost among the mutitude of other stars present in the sky around it.\n\nSorry to burst any bubbles out there, but the truth needs to be heard.  I hope you can find something else nice for your girlfriend.
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If I remember right it costs about $50 USD.  Technically its a scam as the name of your star is only recorded in a book that is a part of the library of congress, but its still a neat gift idea.  It wouldn't matter if astronomers found out it were a planet, they would name it something they felt was appropriate...in fact they probably wouldn't ever know that you named it.
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Go to www.wwe.com/supestars There you'll get all the required information about all your favourite stars.\n\nCheers  :-)
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This a great source on the internet. It is called AllMusic. Has artist, albums, songs, even a bio along with it. Hope it helps. Of course, you need to register, but it is all free.
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Try this site....\n\nhttp://search.oldielyrics.com/cgi-bin/olseek.cgi?q=birthday\n\npages and pages of songs with "birthday" in the title...good luck!
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The place which advertises the most is the International Star Registry (linked below), but frankly you are better off spending your money on something else. The "name" that you give the star will not have any real legal or scientific meaning, so essentially you are paying a lot of money for just a slip of paper. \n\nNote this disclaimer from the small print on their site: "International Star Registry star naming is not recognized by the scientific community. \nYour star’s name is reserved in International Star Registry records only." In other words, they publish a book with the names that their customers have paid for, but frankly anyone could publish a book with any list of names in it. It has no real meaning.\n\nNaming stars is basically a scam.
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Try going to the attached site and sign up (free) and check there. They have a lot of records to search through.
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go to guinnessworldrecords.com