The Nearby Stars Database (NStars) began as a NASA project in 1998, then was based at Northern Arizona University. It is now defunct. The stated mission of NStars was "to be a complete and accurate source of scientific data about all stellar systems within 25 parsecs." The website (see below) included search tools and links to an interactive forum.

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Status

As of 1 January 2002, there were 2,633 stars in 2,029 systems in the database. As of 29 January 2008, the site is closed, displaying the message "This site is currently undergoing a major redesign and will be returned to service at a later date."

References

External links

• Nearby Stars Database on the Wayback Machine
• The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia
• Near Star Catalogue (an unofficial update of the NSTARS database)
• Old Table from Wayback Machine Web Archive
• List as of 1 January 2009

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