Who’s Who at the
International Star Registry?
Since 1979, over one million stars have been named through the International Star Registry to celebrate special occasions, honour individuals and reward excellence.
~Andre Agassi, Paul Anka, Fred Astaire, Michael Bolton, Jon Bon Jovi, David Bowie, Johnny Carson, Bill Clinton, Tom Cruise, Tony Curtis, Jason Day, Bette Davies, Sammy Davis Jnr, Neil Diamond, Ernie Dingo, Placido Domingo, Phil Donahue, Bob Dylan, Sheena Easton, John Farnham, Brad Fittler, Harrison Ford, Cathy Freeman, Wayne Gardiner, Judy Garland, Mahatma Gandhi, Delta Goodrem, Cary Grant, Bruno Grollo, Wendy Harmer, Lleyton & Bec Hewitt, Missy Higgins, Dustin Hoffman, Suzanna Hoffs, Whitney Houston, Human Nature, Engelbert Humperdinck, Billy Idol, Steve Irwin , Michael Jackson, Mick Jagger, Billy Joel, Edward Kennedy, Kerri-Anne Kennerley, Nicole Kidman, Martin Luther King, Calvin Klein, John Laws, John Lennon, Jerry Lewis, Wally - The King - Lewis, Liberace, Sophia Loren, George Lucas, Shirley MacLaine, Madonna, Tony Marguccio, Paul McCartney, Bette Middler, Liza Minelli, Joni Mitchell, Dudley Moore, Bert Newton, Sir Gus Nossal, Jimmy Page, Robert Palmer, Dolly Parton, Robert Plant, Pope John Paul II, Elvis Presley, Prince Charles, Princess Diana, Queen Mother Elizabeth, Burt Reynolds, Telly Savalas, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Tom Selleck, Brooke Shields, Paul Simon, Frank Sinatra, Steven Spielberg, Sylvester Stallone, Belinda Stowell, Donald Sutherland, Elizabeth Taylor, Billy Thorpe, Ian Thorpe, John Travolta, Vincent Van Gogh, Gore Vidal, Denis Walter, Dionne Warwick, Robin Williams, Oprah Winfrey, Amy Winters, Neil Young…
…and many, many more.~
Imagine the thrill. The special person in your life joining the growing galaxy of individuals and celebrities immortalised by having a star named in their honour.
Put their name in the heavens and give them a piece of immortality.
Your Place in the Cosmos
The compendium of names and their astronomical coordinates are published in the series of hardback astronomy books called 'Your Place in the Cosmos' by James E. Magee. Updated volumes list all additions to the growing fraternity of people immortalised by having a star named in their honour. The accompanying text gives a delightful history of the constellations, and philosophical insights of the author. On file in the U.S. Copyright Office in Washington DC, copies of each volume are also stored in ISR's Swiss bank vault and held in libraries around the world including the State Library of New South Wales. Personal copies are also available for purchase.
Registering stars by name is of both personal and historical significance. Generations to come will be able to look up the Starname and locate the star in the night skies. And that is a beautiful thought, isn't it?
