Habitable Star Systems: Where Can We Find Maggie Turnbull's Catalogue?

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Maggie Turnbull's catalogue of 30 habitable star systems is sought after by forum users, with many references found but no direct link to the catalogue itself. Participants are encouraged to share any available links or resources related to the catalogue. A suggestion is made to visit Turnbull's homepage for potential access to the information. The discussion highlights the interest in astrobiology and the search for habitable environments beyond Earth. Accessing the catalogue could enhance understanding of potential extraterrestrial life.
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Has anyone found a copy of the 30 Habitable Star System that astrobiologist Maggie Turnbull published ? I found tons of references for it but not the catalogue itself. If anyone can provide a link, that'd be great. Thank you !
 
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Just go to her home page:

http://skye.as.arizona.edu/~turnbull/
 
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