When you get out to 100 light years you've got quite a margin of error but I'm trying
I want to extend the catalog of stars possible for life to 100 light years, which means actually a complete revision.
Then I want to make a model of these stars to 100 light years.
Because of the present inaccuracy of the trigonometric parallax beyond 100 light years, I was completely given up the idea of 800 to a thousand light year model.
This would take all the stars from 65 light years out to 100 light years to supplement the leacy catalog so that a model can be constructed of these stars.
Once the listing on the Yashic catalog for the stars that could have plants with life is made and then the Eiltric and Nitric prolax listing is added to it to bring the listing out to 100 light years.
I was taking this list out to Parallax 30 and said it was 100 light years.
Actually, Parallax 0.032 is 100 light years, but I'm taking out a little bit farther because it's easier to pull all the Parallaxes out within a certain set number.
And of course, out to the 100 light years, it is getting rather shaky.