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- Amateur
Astronomy
- Ask
an Expert
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Calendars
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(Flexible Image Transport
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Astronomy
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(Search for Extraterrestrial
Intelligence)
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- Web
Directories
- X-Ray
- Usenet
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- Astronomy
and Astrophysics at
NSSDC
- Astronomy
for
Kids
- astronomy site specifically designed
for kids and their parents.
- Astronomy
HyperText Book
- Astronomy
On-Line
- 1996-1997 astronomy event on the Web,
involving thousands of students from
all over Europe and other
continents.
- Astronomy
Sight
- in-depth, concise website about
astronomy from Crowell
Observatory.
- Astronomy
Thesaurus
- astronomy terms in English, French,
German, Spanish and Italian; all terms
cross referenced.
- Astronomy-Watch
- provides nightly events, news, and
information about space and space
missions for amateur
astronomers.
- Canadian
Astronomy Data
Centre
- distribution center for observatory
archives, catalogues, and
more.
- Center
of The Universe,
The
- includes astronomy forums, glossary,
solar system tour, news, photos, and a
space exploration movie.
- Eric
Weisstein's World of
Astronomy
- addresses the atmosphere, calendars,
galactic and observational astronomy,
remote sensing, the solar system, and
the stars.
- Hands
On
Universe
- enables students to investigate the
Universe while applying tools and
concepts from science, math, and
technology.
- Journey
into the
Heavens
- astronomy guide presenting
information about our solar system,
constellations, the evolution of the
universe, space missions, astronomers,
and more.
- Multiwavelength
Astronomy
- explains astronomy's applications
across the electromagnetic
spectrum.
- Munich
Astronomical
Archive
- data on astronomical
objects.
- NASA
Astrophysics Data
System
- abstracts on astrophysics, astronomy,
instrumentation, geophysics, and
physics. Plus the Los Alamos preprint
server, articles, and
catalogs.
- Nick
Strobel's Astronomy
Notes
- complete astonomy textbook for
first-year college courses.
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- Night
Sky
Live
- the night sky above some of the
world's premier
observatories.
- Physics
Astronomy
Life
- features information on relativity,
quantum cosmology, search for
extraterrestrial civilizations, and the
origin of the universe.
- PlanetDiary
- presents weekly geological,
astronomical, meteorological,
biological, and environmental news from
around the globe, plus Internet
activities and links to science
resources.
- Science
for the
Millennium
- online expo focusing chiefly on
astronomy and astrophysics, advanced
computation, and virtual
environments.
- Sea
and
Sky
- explore the splendors of the sea and
the wonders of the universe through
information, images, sounds, links, and
interactive games.
- Simbad
- brings together basic data,
cross-identifications, observational
measurements, and bibliography, for
celestial objects outside the solar
system: stars, galaxies, and nonstellar
objects within our galaxy, or in
external galaxies.
- SkyQuery
- prototype of a Federated database
application, relying on several data
sets: the Sloan Digital Sky Survey, the
2MASS project, and the First radio
survey.
- SkyView
- virtual observatory dynamically
generating images of the sky in
different wavelength regimes from a
static image database, intended as a
quick look facility to see the
heavens.
- Space
Place
- make a pop rocket that really works,
solve a riddle, and dive beneath the
surface of Mars. Do these things and
more, and learn about space and
astronomy at the same time.
- Star
Journey
- journey through the stars with
National Geographic. Includes a Star
Chart with overlays of images from the
Hubble Telescope.
- Stellar
Neigborhood in
VRML
- thrilling 3D ride through
interstellar space within 25 parsec of
the sun. Database contains nearly 3000
stars.
- Tonight's
Sky
- designed to guide your eye to
something you can see that night, or
the next morning before
dawn.
- Tour
the
Cosmos
- a multimedia foray into the mysteries
of the universe.
- Virtual
Journey into the Universe,
A
- interactive guide to the
cosmos.
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