This page consists of reference to all interesting articles
- Learning Android Development
- Jetpack : Navigation Architecture Component
- Developer Patterns - Video Series
- Android Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide (4th Edition) April 2019
- Android Architecture - View and View Model
- Implement Dagger
- Guide to Ethereum
- Ethereum Tutorial
- Consensus Algorithm
- 4th Industrial Revolution
- HyperLedger Videos
- FreeCodeCamp blogs
- DApps game development
- Concepts
- Experimental Project Ykarma
- MetaMask (Browser)
- BlockStack - get paid for building decentralized applications
- Smart Contracts examples
- FOAM - Proof of Location protocol
Here is an example of how star coordinates are represented:
RA 13h 03m 33.35sec, Dec -49° 31’ 38.1” Mag 4.83 Cen
RA = Right Ascension
DEC = Declination
CEN = Centaurus
MAG = Magnitude
The limiting brightness of stars seen with the naked eye is about magnitude 6.5. With binoculars, you can see to magnitudes of about 10. Cen, in this case, stands for Centaurus, one of the 88 constellations that can be found in the sky. Knowing the constellation can help you locate a star more easily.
There are many great resources you can use to discover stars. Here are few of my favorite resources