ASTRONOMY LINKS

ASTRONOMY LINKS

Clark M. Thomas
Roanoke, VA

Hubble Looks at the Orion Nebula - Pleine Lune



BEST OF THE BEST
NEWEST LINKS
EVENTS AND MOVING TARGETS
FOR BEGINNERS AND EVERYBODY ELSE
SPACE FLIGHT & ETs
STARS AND STAR CLUSTERS
COSMOLOGY
MISCELLANEOUS
WEIRD AND AMAZING STUFF
CLARK'S WEB PAGES
ORGANIZATIONS AND OBSERVATORIES
SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVING
DEEP SKY OBSERVING
SPACE IMAGES
AMATEUR CCD ASTRONOMY
PRODUCT SOURCES AND REVIEWS
LINKS WITH MANY LINKS

Welcome to my FREE and NON-COMMERCIAL collection of astronomy links!

Some individual links have an asterisk (*), indicating their special value.

This site is frequently upgraded, so check back often. Latest upgrade: 1/31/06.
For frequent visitors I have included a NEWEST LINKS section for temporary placement of my latest additions.

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BEST OF THE BEST


Picture of the day archive
An Atlas of the Universe
Space.com
Skyhound
Aladin previewer
Deep Sky Browser
Spitzer Space Telescope
HubbleSite
Clear sky clock
Astronomical League observing clubs
Hawaiian Astronomical Society's deep sky atlas
Martindale's reference desk
Deep sky database
Views of the solar system
Cassini-Huygens
Mars introduction
Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
2MASS atlas image gallery
Images of NGC objects
The Messier catalog
Bad astronomy
Encyclopedia Astronautica
NOVA - Origins
Astronomy resources for kids
LiveScience
Forty star parties in N. America
Clubs and organizations in N. America
Spectra of stars
Why scientists dismiss 'intelligent design'*
Digital Universe viewer
NASA/IPAC extragalactic database
Using Dark Energy to See Beyond Our Universe
Griffith Observatory Star Award
STScI digitized sky survey

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NEWEST LINKS


Trefach astronomy center (Wales)
Desktop photos
Possibility of Sun's Nemesis
Stardust@Home
New Horizons probe to Pluto
Hubble galaxies described*
Globular cluster photometry table
Huge faint galaxy now merging with MW
M42 and the trapezium
Polaris' real companion star
Apparent and absolute magnitude
Astronomy Online*
Astrophysics Data System
Mercury a hit-and-run planet?
The year in space - 2005
Six new stars in MW every year
Nearest 15,000 galaxies
Star of Bethlehem?
Star hopping
An observation of the night sky
Internet Amateur Astronomers Catalog*
Deep-sky.org*
Space and global security links
SkyFactory
Sky View Cafe
SciTech Daily resources*

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EVENTS AND MOVING TARGETS


Night sky this week*
Observing Saturn
The planets in 2006
Guide to planets in 2006
SETI@home getting a boost
Latest supernovae*
Virgin Galactic space tourism
Messier marathons
Solar and lunar eclipses*
Recent supernovae*
Minor planet observer
Observable comets*
Near-Earth Object Program
Asteroid data services
Full Moon names for 2005
Headline Sky News*
Star of Bethlehem...in April, 6 B.C.?
Space weather*
Cassini mission*
Voyager craft leaving solar system
Comet observation
Comets and meteor showers*
Meteor watching tips and glossary
Cometography
Mars Exploration Rover Mission*
Estimate your limiting magnitude*
Real-time weather data*
Jetstream forecast
Jetstream loop (upper air turbulence)
Sky transparency forecast
Seeing forecast


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FOR BEGINNERS & EVERYBODY ELSE


Jack Horkheimer's Star Gazer videos*
Universe Today (news)
Multiwavelength Milky Way*
Milky Way galaxy*
Milky Way gobbling a galaxy
Giant ring around Milky Way
Star Date online
Space calendar (JPL)*
Sky and Telescope magazine*
Astronomy magazine*
Astronomy news
Planetary missions*
101 amazing Earth facts
Atmospheric optics
Native American astronomy
Chinese astrology and zodiac
Archaeoastronomy*
Creationism archive*
Astrology defense kit*
Moon hoaxes debunked*
Space junk
Astronomy notes*
Astronomy dictionary
Understanding the Ecliptic and the Zodiac
Constellations pronunciation guide
Woman astronomers
Understanding the Ecliptic and the Zodiac
Constellation families
Constellations (Peoria Astron. Soc.)
The constellations
Constellation abbreviations
Constellations in different languages
Visual satellite observation
Astronomy glossary*
Space & time news*
Earth's magnetosphere*
Basics of radio astronomy*
Life-swapping scenarios for Earth and Mars
Infrared astronomy*
Space myths, hoaxes, and mysteries
New view of our solar system
Moon phases screen saver
Virtual sky
Earth seen at night from space
Astronomy Unbound electronic text*
Here comes Andromeda
Our place in Milky Way
North magnetic pole heading for Siberia
Engaging kids in astronomy
Astronomy links for kids
Astronomy by the Belmont Society*
StarChild: Learning for young astronomers
Gallery of extraterrestrial worlds
Galileo craft's achievements
Asteroid impact effects calculator
The asteroid and the keyhole
Interstellar Medium tutorial*
The Universe in powers of ten*
HubbleSite*
Hubble's HQ*
NASA's origins program
SpaceWeather.com*
Why is the sky dark at night?
The lady who found dark matter
Classroom astronomy
Astronomy for classroom teachers
Google-astronomy and space for kids*
SpaceWander
Eric Weisstein's world of astronomy*
101 amazing Earth facts
Chromatic abberation in refractors
Reflector vs. refractor
Keeping telescope optics clean
What are the effects of obstruction?
Diagonals: prisms vs. mirrors
Using a map at the telescope
Four telescope myths
Choosing binoculars for stargazing
Guide to astronomy with binoculars
Binoculars and constellations
Skywatching with binoculars
Telescope basics (Celestron)
Hands-on universe
High-energy astronomy*
Earth science, flight, and space resources*
The golden opportunity
BBC space guide
Cosmic log*
Astronomy for kids
KidsAstronomy
Astronomy and space for kids
Allexperts astronomy Q&A;
A tour of Orion
Messier catalog gallery*
Youth in astronomy*
General guide to astronomy*
Patrick Moore's The Sky at Night
FAQs for sci.astro*
Ask the space scientist*
Scale of things*
Virtual astronomy text*
John Stewart's astronomy page
Purchasing amateur telescopes
Eyepieces discussion*
How a barlow lens works
Astronomical prefixes
Astronomy at the South Pole
High-energy astronomy*
Earth is rare
LCAS-Cartoons
Useful astronomical terms
Double whammy asteroids
Earth's tranquil environment an anomaly?
Where does the final frontier begin?
Our solar system as seen by alien astronomers
The Sun
Extrasolar visions*


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SPACE FLIGHT & ETs

Astrobiology magazine*
The case against little green men
Chronology of space exploration*
Top 10 Apollo era moon discoveries*
Perfect spot for Moon base
International Space Station*
NASA human space flight
NASA may use Shuttle to save Hubble
Goddard News
Telerobotics*
Space station amateur telescope
Thinking beyond the shuttle*
Future of spaceflight
Solar sails and plasma sails
To Mars and back In 90 days
NASA goes lunar
The Mars Society*
Mars Global Surveyor
Mars missions*
MARS by Percival Lowell
Phoenix Mars Scout Mission in 2007
First picture of Earth from Mars
Historical Mars missions
Missions to Mars 2003*
Coronograph and interferometer in space
Terra satellite tracks global pollution
Phoenix lander to Mars' north pole in 2008
Mars Exploration Rover fact sheet*
Spacecraft collects comet dust
Extrasolar planet has oxygen and carbon
How much power do aliens need?
Reaching for interstellar flight*
Asteroid defense system
Titan's organic soup
Earthlike planets common?
Nuclear craft to Jupiter?
Amsky spaceflight*
Astronaut photography of Earth*
NASA Image eXchange (NIX)*
European Space Agency *
Space vehicles and agencies*
NASA Watch.com*
NASAWatch.info*
NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts (NIAC)
Fake moon landings
Planetary data system
The Planetary Society*
National Air and Space Museum
National Space Society
Nat'l Space Science Data Center*
Goddard Space Flight Center*
Space Infrared Telescope Facility*
World space telescope?
Kepler Mission*
James Webb Space Telescope
Stars and habitable planets*
Deep Impact comet rendezvous mission*
When ET calls
Fermi paradox and ETs
Life on Earth and elsewhere*
Vega has planets
Habitable zone BB
Good news for Goldilocks
Dying stars may bring life to frozen worlds
Astrobiology at NASA
Allen Telescope Array-SETI
Would aliens visit?*
Extra-solar planets catalog
Dark energy tied to human origins
Extrasolar planets encyclopaedia*
Terrestrial Planet Finder*
The planet project
Is HD 70642 our solar system twin?
Great images in NASA
Sowing the seeds of life?
Microwave Anisotropy Probe
Top space stories: 2002 & 2003


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STARS AND STAR CLUSTERS

Astronomical League double stars*
Globular star clusters*
Open star clusters*
Naked eye star clusters
Stars*
Stellar evolution*
Nature of stars
Stars pronounciation guide
Stars table list*
Alphabetical star names*
How stars are named
The 10 brightest stars
Open clusters by the season
The stellar magnitude system
Palomar globulars
Milky Way globular clusters
Globular cluster's core
Double stars
Pistol star
Named stars by class*
Parkes Australian star list
Milky Way mosaic*
432-year search for lost star
Supernova led to humans?
Kepler's supernova
Near-Earth supernovas
Supernovae, supernova remnants
Mexican telescope could see the first stars
Estimate your limiting magnitude
Wild and wayward stars
The minima of Algol
Barnard's Star
Nearby stars
Constellation families
Constellations (Peoria Astron. Soc.)
The constellations
Constellation abbreviations
Constellations in different languages
Alpha A, B & Proxima Centauri

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COSMOLOGY

Panspermia: Our cosmic ancestry?
Ned Wright's cosmology tutorial*
Using Dark Energy to See Beyond Our Universe
Wayne Hu's cosmology
Cambridge relativity and cosmology*
Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe
The Great Attractor
The origin of life
M stars and life
The anthropic principle
Co-evolution theory of black holes
Andromeda's black hole surrounded by young stars
Galaxy find stirs Big Bang debate
Milky Way formed soon after Big Bang*
Black holes and beyond*
Zeroing in on Milky Way's black hole
Nearby black holes
Universe is 156 billion light-years wide*
New theory for Sun's origins*
Cosmology calculators
Recent gamma-ray burst in Milky Way
Three views of black holes*
Black hole swallows neutron star
Inside Black Holes*
Dark matter telescope*
Chandra charts impact of dark energy*
Dim galaxy sparks hunt for dark matter
Infant exoplanet
Dark matter in clumps
Rubber band model for dark energy
Virtual trips to black holes and neutron stars
Hawking unveils new thinking on black holes
Dark Matter = Dark Energy?
Colossal space diamond
End of the cosmic dark ages
Futuristic telescopes*
Constellation myths
Spitzer Space Telescope*
Black hole sound waves
Cosmology since 1900
Stephen Hawking's Universe
Quarks to quasars*
Quasar distance dispute
The red shift controversy
Speed of light is not slowing
Neutron stars
Geminga
Does the Sun have a 'companion'?
Black hole destroys star
Dark energy confirmed
Small universe after all?
One cosmic question, too many answers
Google-relativity
String theory on television
Cosmology*
Did our universe get lucky?

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MISCELLANEOUS

Heavens above*
USGS astrogeology*
Java for astronomy
Virtual humans proposed as space travelers
The gravity tutorials*
Understanding the universe*
Imagine the universe*
Windows to the universe*
History of the universe*
Online conversions
Ancient astronomy in Ireland*
From stargazers to starships*
Optical phenomena*
Optical formulae*
Astrophysics
Astrometry and celestial mechanics
Image intensified astronomy
Why hurricanes and galaxies are spiral
Radioactive dating and the age of the Solar System
Sky and Telescope greeting cards
Magnitude calculator
Astronomical tours
The laws list
Daylight time in the USA
Astronomy discussion pages
Amateur astronomy observers' log
Remote control CCD telescopes
Lunar resources*
Dust storms on the moon
SpaceRef photo gallery*
41" portable telescope
History of astronomy
Space weather*
Your weight on other worlds
Near earth object program
Eyepiece calculator
Telescope making web ring
Amateur telescope makers email list
Astronomy quiz
Deep-sky quiz
Geostationary satellites
Zoom astronomy*
Kuiper belt*
Encyclopedia Smithsonian: physical sciences
Our local interstellar cloud*
Radio astronomy*

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WEIRD AND AMAZING STUFF

Titan sounds captured by Huygens
Martian dust devils movie
Antimatter
Why seasons start on different dates
Gravitational force
The Higgs Boson
Elementary particle physics
Einstein & speed of light
Dark energy
Short gamma-ray burst
Earth's wild start
Intermediate mass black holes
Does dark energy really exist?
Dark matter lost and found?
Dawn of the universe/first stars
Supersizing galaxies
Dark matter
Hubble spies homeless black hole
First dark matter galaxy discovered
10th planet discovered
Quantum astronomy
How bacteria froze Earth solid
How to destroy the Earth
Galactic dust storm hits Solar System
Huge space clouds may have caused mass extinctions
Scientists stop light
Origin of cosmic rays revealed
2036 asteroid Apophis impact?
Killer rock opened door for big dinosaurs
What really killed the dinosaurs
Five worst extinctions in Earth's history
Ray burst is extinction suspect
The odds of dying
Chesapeake Bay impact crater
Supernova and ancient extinction?
Warp drive when?
Space Elevator Institute
Top 10 weirdest things in space
Top 5 cosmic myths

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CLARK'S WEB PAGES

Using Dark Energy to See Beyond Our Universe
Inside black holes
Star of Bethlehem?
Life in dark solar systems
Head lights and star lights
Omnipotent Deceiver vs. astronomers
Relativity beyond Einstein
Humans and Comphumans
Conversations With Adam
Twenty astronomy club newsletter issues I edited

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ORGANIZATIONS AND OBSERVATORIES

Roanoke Valley Astronomical Society (my club) (VA)*
Gary Close Asteroid
Science Museum of Virginia
AstronomyClubs.com*
Clubs and organizations in N. America*
Member societies of the Astronomical League*
Astronomical League*
American Association of Amateur Astronomers*
Royal Astronomical Society of Canada*
Canadian Astronomy Data Center*
International Association of Astronomical Artists
The National Deep Sky Observers Society
International Occultation Timing Association
Great Lakes Planetarium Association (MI)
Amateur Astronomers of Jackson (MI)
International Dark-Sky Association
Astro-officers egroup
The Royal Astronomical Society (UK)
British National Space Centre
British Astronomical Association
Worldwide clubs and organizations
Astronomy in Japan*
Association of Lunar & Planetary Observers
American Assoc. of Variable Star Observers
Auroral activity observation network
American Meteor Society
North American Meteor Network
SAVAL (Chile astronomers)
Lake County Astronomical Society (IL)
Astronomical Society of Nevada (NV)
Oak Ridge Isochronous Observation Network (TN)
Mount Cuba Astronomical Observatory (DE)
Northern Colorado Astronomical Society (CO)
Greensboro Astronomy Club (NC)
Astronomy Club of Asheville (NC)
Back Bay Amateur Astronomers (VA)
Charlottesville Astronomical Soc. (VA)
N.E. Florida Astronomical Society (FL)
Ventura County Astronomical Society (CA)
York County Astronomical Society (PA)
Wayne County Astronomical Society (OH)
Astronomical Society of the Desert (CA)
Astronomy in Arizona (AZ)
Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association (AZ)
Kalamazoo Astronomical Society (MI)
Roper Mountain astronomers (SC)
Rose City Astronomers (OR)
Utah area astronomy clubs (UT)
Shenandoah Astronomical Society (VA)
Blue Ridge Astronomy Club (VA)
Northern VA Astronomical Society (VA)
International Astronomical Union
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
The Cline Observatory (NC)
Three College Observatory (NC)
Tamke-Allan Observatory (TN)
Grasslands Observatory (AZ)
Pisgah Astron. Research Institute (NC)
Southern Louisiana Stargazers (LA)
World's largest optical telescopes*
Keck Observatory
Touring the Subaru Telescope
SALT sees first light
Vatican Observatory*
United States Naval Observatory
McDonald Observatory
Large Binocular Telescope
South African super telescope
Weird telescopes

Antarctic telescope to best Hubble?
National Radio Astronomy Observatory
Hayden Planetarium
Planetarium web sites*

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SOLAR SYSTEM OBSERVING

Our solar system
Observing the sun in H-alpha*
National Solar Observatory
Top 10 Sun images from SOHO*
Understanding Hydrogen-alpha filters*
The planets*
Saturn's Encke Division
Planetary photojournal*
Planetary image finders*
Lunar atlas*
Moon headquarters*
How moon features are named
Virtual Atlas of the Moon (freeware)*
Inconstant Moon
Consolidated lunar atlas
Rare glimpse of Mare Orientale
International MarsWatch*
NSSDC photo gallery: Mars
Giant Shield (Mars) volcanoes
MSSS Mars image directory*
Mars Global Surveyor images*
Mars today
Whole Mars catalog*
Mars fact sheet*
Amateur images Venus's surface
Saturn's rings
Signs of water in Mars
Saturn's F ring is a spiral
Enceladus' icy blasts feed E Ring
Saturn
Pluto and Charon
Nine planets*
Pluto's planethood in peril
Sedna-the 10th planet?
IAU: Minor Planet Center
Asteroids

Solar System in 3-D*
Huge mini-world found in outer Solar System
Hourly auroral activity
North American Meteor Network*
Comet observation
Cometography
Eclipse Chasers
Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 hits Jupiter
Satellite passes over cities
Meteor observing mailing list
Eclipses: sun, moon, planets*
Asteroids and comets
Observable comets*


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DEEP SKY OBSERVING

Exoplanets and their stars*
The whole NGC*
Recent supernovae*
Estimate your limiting magnitude*
Deepsky visual brightness calculator*
Common deep sky catalogs*
Deep sky astronomy
Catalog of bright nebulae
Catalog of bright open clusters
Catalog of bright planetaries
Best of AOP: planetary nebulae
Planetary nebulae sites*
Abell planetaries
Catalog of bright galaxies
Focus on downtown Virgo
Catalog of bright globular clusters
NED - millions of sources*
Simbad - millions of objects*
Extragalactic bookmarks
NGC / IC Project*
Einstein's Cross
Flinthill deep sky guides*
DSS viewing guide
NetAstroCatalog
Dwarf spheroidal galaxies*
Winter supercluster
Celestial colors
Globulars in the Andromeda Galaxy
Winter planetaries
Extragalactic globulars
Observing "down under"
Orion's colors
Viewing objects off the beaten path
Deep-sky observers' forum
Best objects in NGC*
Best non-Messier objects*
Caldwell list*
Caldwell maps & images
Messier objects in the Milky Way
The Local Group of galaxies
Variously sorted Messier catalog
Galaxy groups and clusters observing program*
Messier visible database*
Galaxy images: NGC, IC, PGC, UGC, etc.*
Best sky objects from SAAO latitude*
RASC's finest NGC objects*
Significant non-Messier objects*
Galaxies*
Galaxy catalog
MW globulars
Extended local group of galaxies
How planetary nebulae are formed
Planetary nebulae
Paul Hickson galaxy groups
Best Hickson compact galaxy groups
Arp galaxies*
Arp objects in Arp sequence*
Arp's Atlas of Peculiar Galaxies*
Supernova remnants
Dual supernovae in NGC 664
Supernova links
Supernova images
Observing deep sky objects*
Extragalactic globulars
Globulars in the Andromeda galaxy
Atlas of the Andromeda galaxy
4,000+ observation reports*
Milky Way's remote gassy arm
Common names for deep sky objects
H.A.S. challenging deep sky objects*
TX Star Party 2005 observing challenge
Deep sky databases to download
3C 273 - the brightest quasar
Twin quasar
Multiple quasars
Seventeen bright quasars
Deep sky object data for LX200
Dark-sky site directory*
False dawn: the Zodiacal light
Seven ultimate challenges

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SPACE IMAGES

SkyView virtual observatory*
Best images of 2004
NSSDC photo gallery*
Planetary images*
Hubble's Ultra Deep Field
Hubble's latest views of Uranus and Neptune
M87's jet
Whirlpool Galaxy and companion
Orion mosaic
Web nebulae*
AURA/NOAO images of Messier objects*
Deep sky objects*
2MASS large galaxy atlas*
Infrared science archive*
Digital images*
"Red rectangle" nebula
Digital astro gallery
TOP 20 images of the VLT*
Kitt Peak Advanced Observing Program images*
Hubble deep field*
VLT images - galaxies*
SkyView virtual observatory*
NOAO image gallery*
Galactic images*
Supernova images
CCD images of Messier objects*
200 galaxy images*
15 best visual Arp objects*
Stellar scenes by season*
NGC 7000 photo by Gary Hatfield (RVAS)
Big Bear Solar Observatory - latest images*
Solar images at SDAC*


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AMATEUR CCD ASTRONOMY

Multiple amateur CCD pages*
Astronomical formulae*
Starizona's guide to CCD imaging*
Al Kelly's CCD instruction guide*
Download Photoshop FITS Liberator
An SCT site for beginners
Astrophotography by Jerry Lodriguss*
Robert Gendler's astro gallery
Telescope and CCD camera links*
Center for backyard astrophysics*
Latest bright supernovae
Webcam astro-imaging (Mac)
Misti Mountain Observatory
Unicorn telescope project
Schurs astrophotography
Adaptive optics
Mars images 2005 (loads slowly)
Amateur lucky imaging
James Maughan's web cams
Long exposures with web cams*
Astrovid StellaCam EX*
Richard Jacobs' CCD images
Dan's astronomy page
Star Shadows remote observatory (NM)
Ed Grafton's CCD astronomy
Gregg's astronomy page
Russell Croman astrophotography
Astro photos - Tony and Daphne Hallas
Bill McLaughlin's CCD images
Randy Brewers astronomy
Mark de Regt's images
High resolution imaging - Thierry Legault*
Astrocam*
AstroStack*
Registax*
AVI editor*
Webcam high resolution imaging
Deep sky imaging
Astrophotography by Steve Mandel
Astrophotography by Mario Cogo
Astrophotography by Michael R. Good
Dark sky photos of Mike Overacker
LX200 classic telescopes
Gary Hatfield's page
Amateur finds new nebula with small telescope
Astronomical photography by Chris Cook


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PRODUCT SOURCES AND REVIEWS

Astromart classifieds*
Eyepiece user reviews*
Cloudy nights telescope reviews*
Astronomical dealers
Amateur telescope making links
42" amateur observatory BVC mirror
ASM Products (affordable Dobs with ceramic mirrors)
Tech2000 (basic Dob drives)
StellarCAT (Dob drives on steroids)
Coronado dedicated solar scopes
Russell Optics
Siebert Optics (high quality, low prices)
Tele Vue eyepieces (high quality, high prices)
EquinoX (finest Mac sky program)*
Laser pointers
Telescope accessories
Nightfire Scientific
Planetarium software
Virtual Atlas of the Moon (free software)*
Ladders and low-distortion planispheres
Stock astronomy photos and images
Velocitees (space images on clothes)
High-resolution film and slide scanning
Affordable astronomy equipment reviews
Laser collimators
Astronomy and space gifts
Space flight videos
How to test and rate mirrors*
Spectrum Coatings
Kendrick Astro Instruments
Burgess Optical
BC&F; Astro-Engineering
SBIG Santa Barbara Instrument Group
Astronomy software
Collins Electro Optics
Green lasers
Jim's Mobile, Inc. (JMI)
Lumicon
NightSky Scopes
Obsession Dobs
1stBase collapsible Dobsonian mounts
SpaceWalk telescopes
Starmaster Dobs
Starbuckets mini-Dobs
Starsplitter Dobs
Teeter's truss conversions
Discovery telscopes
Celestron
Meade
Orion


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LINKS WITH MANY LINKS

AstroWeb: 3000+ links
Astronomy images
Google astronomy directory
ICSTARS astronomy links
Telescope making links
Astronomy resources
Starheads database of contacts
Pretty pictures resources
Observatories list
Astrophysics in cyberspace
Largest full-text databases
Hundreds of astronomy links
Deep sky catalogs
Planetary resources
Many unusual links
Glossaries galore
Astronomylinks.com
MSU physics and astronomy Links
ASP astronomy links
Virtual Times astronomy links
Astronomy educational links
SkyWatch astronomy links
CDS: The Catalogue of Catalogues
Holdings in ADC Archives
Australian astronomy Links
Various astronomy links
Astronomy links for kids
Sea and Sky: astronomy inks
Griffith Observatory Star Award
Mike Boschat's links
Astronomy links for teachers
Antarctic astronomy links


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