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Hmmm,, I can’t get on for love nor money. Has the server crashed under load? Not good for newbies’ confidence.
Can’t get on. Disappointed, but will try later.
read comment one!! Same here
We are trying hard to get it working smoothly! It will get better – the BBC coverage has swamped us – which is great!
Very very busy – we’re working on it!
brilliant site why cant more agencies do something like this ??
Glad to see the BBC coverage has been successful but like others can’t register yet. If I tried to register after midnight would that help?
How do i join?
James – you can register by going to https://galaxyzoo.org/signup happy hunting 🙂
thezooisgood
This is the most brilliant site I have been on.
I can lose hours categorising the galaxies.
Well done. Keep up the good work
Derek
I seem to get reruns of the same galaxy, or is it my imagination?
SDSS J155308.66+540850.1
GALAXY ra=238.28610204, dec=54.14727301, ObjId = 587729227151704160
Column names link to glossary entries. Move mouse over a column name to get its units. mode PRIMARY
status TARGET PRIMARY OK_STRIPE OK_SCANLINE PSEGMENT RESOLVED OK_RUN GOOD SET
flags DEBLEND_DEGENERATE PSF_FLUX_INTERP INTERP_CENTER BINNED1 INTERP COSMIC_RAY CHILD
PrimTarget TARGET_GALAXY TARGET_GALAXY_RED
SecTarget
u g r i z
17.00 15.41 14.74 14.40 14.08
err_u err_g err_r err_i err_z
0.02 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00
run rerun camcol field obj rowc colc
2206 40 2 126 96 808.9 735.5
fiberMag_r petroMag_r devMag_r expMag_r psfMag_r modelMag_r
16.91 14.90 14.74 15.00 16.91 14.74
extinction_r petroRad_r parentId nChild
0.05 9.675 587729227151704158 0
SpecObjID = 174456590278066176
plate mjd fiberId z zErr zConf specClass ra dec fiberMag_r objId
619 52056 209 0.047 0.00017 0.999217 GALAXY 238.28610 54.14726 16.83 587729227151704160
zStatus XCORR_HIC
zWarning OK
PrimTarget TARGET_GALAXY TARGET_GALAXY_RED
SecTarget
eClass -0.064057
emZ 0.376
emConf 0.176109
xcZ 0.047
xcConf 0.999217
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