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Andres Ruiz wrote:
"One is very interested in Lunars, and I have recommended him the series of 
e-mails �About lunars� and the THE LUNAR DISTANCE PAGE at 
http://members.verizon.net/~vze3nfrm/" 

Bear in mind that the web site you refer to was abandoned by its creator, 
Arthur Pearson, four and a half years ago (the "nice" adddress 
"ld-DEADLINK-com" used to point to that underlying URL but no longer 
does). Arthur Pearson's web site reflected the "consensus" opinion of the 
navigation list at that time (spring, 2003 with some additions a few months 
later). There was a lot that was wrong at that time, plenty that was 
confused, and more that just hadn't been investigated. Although George's 
"About Lunars" series dates from even earlier, it is mostly very good, 
especially the first couple of parts. 

If your student is interested in learning more about lunars, there has been 
lots of material posted to the list in the past four years. A good way to 
access that material is to go to the list archive here:
  http://www.fer3.com/arc
and search for "lunars" then "lunar distances" etc. You will find most 
everything that has been posted to the list from 1997 through 2007 (with 
most of the volume, in fact, in the last four years). 

 -FER 



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