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Astronomical Optical Interferometry
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The use of multiple telescopes to produce high resolution images - commonly used at most modern observatories. A literature review article.- Beyond Earth - Everything Not on Earth
geocities.com
Provides information about the beginning of universe and solar system. About the planets, quasars, the Milky Way, black holes. Life of a star. Travel in space and extra terrestrial beings. 
Logarithmic Maps of the Universe
astro.princeton.edu
Show universe in terms of distance from Earth center. Includes such things as satellites, planets, stars, nebulae, and galaxies, out to cosmic microwave background radiation from the Big Bang.
Astronomy Online
astronomyonline.org
Gives overview of the solar system, the Milky Way galaxy, extrasolar planets, cosmology and astrophotography. Includes images, additional resources, and forums.
Eric Weisstein's World of Astronomy
scienceworld.wolfram.com
A web encyclopedia. Over 500 entries, ranging from definitions to full articles.
AstroWeb
cv.nrao.edu
Astronomical internet resources from the National Radio Astronomy Observatory.
Space.com - The Greatest Myths, Hoaxes & Mysteries in Astronomy and Space Science
space.com
Article briefly discussing 21 topics.
Astronomical Pseudo-Science: A Skeptic's Resource List
astrosociety.org
List of links for those, who want to examine theories that are on the fringe of accepted scientific thought that are related connected to astronomy. A few examples are astrology, UFO's, the "Face" on Mars, and ancient astronaut theory.
Absolute Astronomy
absoluteastronomy.com
Facts and statistical information about planets, moons, constellations, stars, galaxies, and Messier objects.
Astronomy Forum
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Message board.
Astronomy Net
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Resources, searchable forums and searchable lists of organizations providing astronomy services.
An Atlas of the Universe
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Contains 3D maps of the universe zooming out from the nearest stars to the scale of the galaxy and out to the surrounding superclusters and finally to the scale of the known universe.
Astronomy Today
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Information and articles on astronomy, space and related topics. Also features a friendly forum and a telescope buyer's FAQ page.
Astronomy Education and Outreach
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General astronomy tutorial, education links, web courses, documents at the UCSD Center for Astrophysics and Space Sciences.- Astrosci4u
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Provides a brief introduction to astronomy. 
Astronomy Facts and Trivia
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Fun facts and trivia relating to astronomy, space, science fiction movies. Most trivia items are submitted by users.
Infrared Astronomy
coolcosmos.ipac.caltech.edu
All about infrared astronomy from NASA's infrared astronomy center: Discovery of infrared, what is infrared and infrared astronomy, history, the infrared universe, gallery, activities, discoveries, missions and a lot of links to IR astronomy sites.
Stars and Planets
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Information about interesting stars and planets in the galaxy, as well as astral bodies outside the Milky Way. Includes photos.
The Naming of Stars
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Leaflet from Royal Greenwich Observatory.
Astronomy for All
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Index with graphics and illustrations about stars, the Solar System, cosmology and Galileo.
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I watched the launch last night and have never seen so much debris fall off the vehicle. It didn't look normal either and looking at the pics over at.
What kind of place is usually the best place for astronomy?
Q. So i bought a decent binocular and want to start astronomy, but whereever i go there is some sort of a light source like a lamppost. What place is usually the darkest?
Asked by Young P - Thu Feb 26 22:12:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as far away from the lights as you can get. If you have a school nearby you can go out into the middle of the athletic field and that will help (provided the lights aren't on). The top of a building gets you above a lot of the street-level glow. By the way, which kind of binocs did you wind up getting? Visit my 'resources' page below for some links to free downloadable star atlases and planispheres. I've also got a list of binocular objects and the Astronomy League's page for the binocular Messier challenge.
Answered by Don't Panic! - Thu Feb 26 22:17:00 2009
Q. So i bought a decent binocular and want to start astronomy, but whereever i go there is some sort of a light source like a lamppost. What place is usually the darkest?
Asked by Young P - Thu Feb 26 22:12:44 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. as far away from the lights as you can get. If you have a school nearby you can go out into the middle of the athletic field and that will help (provided the lights aren't on). The top of a building gets you above a lot of the street-level glow. By the way, which kind of binocs did you wind up getting? Visit my 'resources' page below for some links to free downloadable star atlases and planispheres. I've also got a list of binocular objects and the Astronomy League's page for the binocular Messier challenge.
Answered by Don't Panic! - Thu Feb 26 22:17:00 2009
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