Starscan
Starscan is a term used in the field of astronomy to describe the process of systematically searching for stars within a specific region of the sky. This technique is often employed in astronomical surveys and studies to identify and catalog stars for various scientific purposes. Starscan involves the use of telescopes and other astronomical instruments to observe and record the positions, brightness, and other characteristics of stars. The data collected through starscan can be used to create star catalogs, which are essential for navigation, astrometry, and understanding the structure and evolution of the Milky Way galaxy.
The process of starscan typically begins with the selection of a target region in the sky, which
Starscan is a crucial tool for modern astronomy, enabling researchers to explore the vast and complex universe