A database of celestial bodies including galaxies, stars, planets, and moons, as well as information about their discoverers.
The database contains tables for each of the celestial bodies and the people who discovered them, as well as a cross-reference table to connect the two. The tables include information about the celestial bodies, including their names, properties, and characteristics, as well as information about the people who discovered them, including their names, countries, and dates of birth and death.
For a complete overview of the database schema, including the structure and data types of each table, please see the schema document.
- PostgreSQL installed on your machine
- A PostgreSQL client such as pgAdmin or the command line
- Clone or download the repository to your machine
- Open a PostgreSQL client
- Create a database named celestial_bodies
- Run the celestial_bodies.sql script in your PostgreSQL client to create and populate the tables
You can now query the celestial_bodies database to retrieve information about celestial bodies and their discoverers.
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
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