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Abrams Planetarium
Skywatcher's Diary Updated daily
with information on what can be seen that night.
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American Astronomical
Society A great source of
information about Astronomy Education, meetings,
Divisions and more.
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American Association of
Variable Star Observers The AAVSO,
the world's largest variable star organization,
has been serving amateur and professional
astronomers since 1911.
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Association of Lunar &
Planetary Observers Founded by
Walter Haas in 1947, the A.L.P.O. now has about
600 members.
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The Astronomical League
The worlds largest federation of amateur
astronomers.
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Astronomical Society of
the Pacific One of the oldest
nonprofit organizations in science and
education.
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Astronomy.com
Astronomy magazine online. Astronomy is the most
widely read English-language magazine for
astronomy enthusiasts.
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Astronomy Digest
A great E-zine on Astronomy. Packed full of news
and information.
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Astronomy.net
Astronomy resources, searchable forums and
searchable lists of organizations providing
astronomy services.
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Astronomy Now Magazine
(U.K.) Astronomy Now is the UK's best-selling
monthly astronomy magazine and its web site is
one of the most popular online sources of
information on astronomy and space.
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Astronomical Services
(Mt.Wilson) A list of services
provided by the Mount Wilson Observatory.
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European Southern
Observatory The European Southern
Observatory is an intergovernmental, European
organization for astronomical research.
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HST Greatest Hits
Some of the best images from the Hubble Space
Telescope. The photo Gallery is loaded with
images from 1990-1995.
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HST Observations
The newest observation that are being made by
the Hubble Space Telescope are placed here.
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HubbleSite
Great images and great news from the Hubble
Space telescope.Edu-Space, Sci-Tech, News, Views
and more.
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The International
Astronomical Union The
International Astronomical Union (IAU) was
founded in 1919. Its mission is to promote and
safeguard the science of astronomy in all its
aspects through international cooperation.
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International Dark-Sky
Association The IDA is a
nonprofit, membership-based organization. IDA's
goal is to be effective -- through education
about (a) the value and effectiveness of quality
nighttime lighting and (b) of the solutions to
the problems -- in stopping the adverse
environmental impact of light pollution and
space debris.
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KidsAstronomy
Kids need the knowledge that this web site has
to offer. It's loaded full of Astronomy
information which is on a basic level for kids
of all ages. They also offer online Astronomy
courses for kids.
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The Messier Catalog
A list of all the Messier objects including
images of them, where to find them and more.
This is a great resource for all amateur
Astronomers.
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Mount Wilson Observatory
Much of our understanding of the Universe came
from research done at this facility.
Located just outside Pasadena, California, in
the San Gabriel Mountains, the Observatory has a
heritage of major contributions dating from the
beginning of this century, and continues to
remain at the forefront of observational
astronomy and astrophysics.
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The Nasa Planetary
Photojournal This service,
developed as a collaboration between NASA's
Planetary Data System Imaging Node, the Solar
System Visualization Project,and JPL's Media
Relations Office, is designed to provide you
with easy access to the publicly released images
from various Solar System exploration programs.
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Nasa Quest
Meet NASA people! The Internet is more than a
library, a TV or a pathway to passive
information. One of its most exciting uses is as
a tool for communication. Online at NASA Quest
you can meet scientists, engineers, technicians
and other diverse NASA professionals.
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The Nine Planets
This is an overview of the history, mythology,
and current scientific knowledge of each of the
planets and moons in our solar system.
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Nova Graphics
The world's first and largest gallery devoted to
space art.
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The Space Place
An awesome place setup by JPL for KIDS. They can
make Space things, do Space things and more.
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Space Telescope Science
Institute Find out detailed
information about Hubble and the Next Generation
Space Telescope.
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Space Telescope Science
Institute Library The Library
setup by the Space Telescope Science Institute.
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Students
for the Exploration and Development of Space
SEDS is an independent, student-based
organization which promotes the exploration and
development of space. SEDS pursues this mission
by educating people about the benefits of space,
by supporting a network of interested students,
by providing an opportunity for members to
develop their leadership skills, and inspiring
people through our involvement in space-related
projects.
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Sky and Telescope
Sky and Telescope magazine online. A great place
for the latest technical issues which
Astronomers are facing.
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The United States Naval
Observatory Its mission is to
determine the positions and motions of celestial
objects, to provide astronomical data, to
measure the Earth's rotation and to maintain the
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