I tried to search over there, but couldn't find the archives. Do they exist?

I recently learned that Star*Net has a demo mode for free, limit 10 points but otherwise full functionality. Many thanks to whoever mentioned that!I ...

How about Wolf and Ghilani? You probably don't have to have the latest edition - I bought the just-outdated one for less than $20. It covers classic...

That's what I thought, but wasn't sure it would be unanimous.

The premium should reflect the true risk, and should be increased every time a property collects on the insurance.

I'm still puzzling over how you measure gravity in an airplane that is subject to continually varying accelerations. Can they compare acceleration to...

I looked at the Star*Net demo. The first thing I noticed was the order of points in their angles. Geometry classes have given angles from-at-to for ...

Maybe if I studied the case record thoroughly it would be clear to me, but I'll be lazy and ask.Is the section corner (for purposes of subdividing ali...

The actual range you get depends on the instrument and the reflective material, and probably requires a measurement to find the max range of some part...

It's sad how language gets tortured out of shape all the time. Steve points out some good examples. Note that chemistry is divided into inorganic an...

For two different reflector areas each at the max reliable distance, ignoring atmospheric attenuation (significant for prism range but not reflectorle...

Nice monument. The only improvement I can think of would be to put the LS on the left side of the line, the registration number on the right, and the...