<p>I am searching all available spectroscopic data (and particularly wavelength interval) of 28 CMa in the constellation Canis Majoris to measure radial velocities. Which database should I use?</p>

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2021-05-14T17:49:19.987Z
28 CMa from the constalation of Canis Majoris
Elena Greg
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2021-05-14T22:38:01.967Z
Elena, your question has been flagged for closure because it lacks sufficient detail to clarify the problem. Adding a further explanation *in a comment* isn't enough, since the assessment is made on the question itself. I'll add the information you've provided (and fix the spelling/grammar issues), but "which database should I use" invites subjective opinion, which is also a reason for closure. Can you [edit] your post to provide greater focus, e.g. what you will use the data for? If possible, try also to rephrase your question so that there's a *definitive answer*. See also [ask]. :-)
Chappo Hasn't Forgotten
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2021-05-15T03:06:00.857Z
I added the purpose.
Elena Greg
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2021-05-15T20:25:36.720Z
http://cdsportal.u-strasbg.fr/?target=*%20ome%20CMa   (you need to cut and paste all of this)
ProfRob
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2021-05-16T12:05:11.090Z
Thank you very much and how to find spectra there?
Elena Greg
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Where to find all spectroscopic data about 28 CMa?
Elena Greg
# Where to find all spectroscopic data about 28 CMa?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2021-05-14)

I am searching all available spectroscopic data (and particularly wavelength interval) of 28 CMa in the constellation Canis Majoris to measure radial velocities. Which database should I use?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: 28 CMa from the constalation of Canis Majoris  
> **username_1**: Elena, your question has been flagged for closure because it lacks sufficient detail to clarify the problem. Adding a further explanation *in a comment* isn't enough, since the assessment is made on the question itself. I'll add the information you've provided (and fix the spelling/grammar issues), but "which database should I use" invites subjective opinion, which is also a reason for closure. Can you [edit] your post to provide greater focus, e.g. what you will use the data for? If possible, try also to rephrase your question so that there's a *definitive answer*. See also [ask]. :-)  
> **username_0**: I added the purpose.  
> **username_2**: http://cdsportal.u-strasbg.fr/?target=*%20ome%20CMa   (you need to cut and paste all of this)  
> **username_0**: Thank you very much and how to find spectra there?  

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