At 22:14 30/08/98 -0500, you wrote:
>Hi All,
>
>Regarding finding latitude and longitude of locations:
>
>A fascinating site is http://www.terraserver.microsoft.com/
I tried it for Australia. All that is available is Melbourne, Perth,
Brisbane and Townsville. However, you're right about the resol
Hi All,
Regarding finding latitude and longitude of locations:
A fascinating site is http://www.terraserver.microsoft.com/
a site that uses two satellite image databases, one by the
US and another that is a private company, to bring you down
to a photo resolution that is amazing. I can not only
John,
No or maybe. The business case is weak, but the intellectual pride is
great. US Patent costs are absurd. And I don't even know what maintainance
costs might be. A patent is only a license to sue those who infringe on
you. So there is more cost.
The minimum cost for a US patent might be
Fellow sundial enthusiasts,
Is it worth even considering getting a patent on a sundial? I imagine some
of you have done so. Would you do it again?
John
Hello all
I'm new to the list and would like to pose a query for my 90 year old
neighbour.
He was in Berlin in 1945 and bought a pocket sundial because he thought it was
an object of curiosity. He knows nothing of astronomy or related topics. He
showed it to me and asked if I could find out anythi
