The location in the sky is not well-determined, but it lies in the southern celestial hemisphere. The uncertainty is in the tenths of a steradian.
The location in the sky is not well-determined, but it lies in the southern celestial hemisphere. The uncertainty is in the tenths of a steradian.
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Okay, pretty accurate with the bearing, not so much with the distance. Not a large enough baseline, I guess. Why don’t just say that?
I think that these “modern” science writers don’t know that much about science. Timothy ferris is an excellent science writer. We need more like him.
Anyway, thanks.