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www3.sympatico.ca/jgrell/index
Basic Astronomy A good starting point to basic astronomy
basic info on astronomy, pictures of solar and lunar eclipses and other space information , asteroids, comets, planets, stars, moons, galaxies, etc, a great place to learn Basic Astronomy
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newmanastronomy.co.cc
Newman Association for Amateur Astronomy
Monday, 22 August 2011 Our Blog has Born! It is a matter of proud for all the members of_Newman Association for Amateur Astronomy that once more we have proved our intense love for Astronomy. We had conducted summer mini school in Astronomy, our members had attended seven day telescope making camp at IIST and finally our blog - another golden feather in our cap. In this
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torchwood1129.blogspot.com/2012/01/advice-on-picking-astronomical.html
ASTRONOMY AND MORE...: Advice on Picking an Astronomical Binocular
ASTRONOMY AND MORE... Wednesday, January', 2012 Advice on Picking an Astronomical Binocular Advice on Picking an Astronomical Binocular The most important advice is to seek out a local astronomy club -- perhaps from the annual directory in Sky & Telescope or Astronomy, or via their web sites, www.skypub.com and www.kalmbach.com. Go to their star parties to try out other folks' telescopes, binoculars, and so on. Sometimes people will be so eager to show you things, that you can put off
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psient.blogspot.com
PSIENCE AND ASTRONOMY
PSIENCE AND ASTRONOMY Tuesday, 10 April 2012 Mathematical Techniques in Astronomy Mathematics is and always has been of central importance to astronomy. As soon as observations became quantified the possibility for calculation and prediction based on observations was open to astronomers. Mathematical developments were both applied to and motivated by astronomical calculations, and many of the most famous astronomers were also mathematicians and vice versa. Although techniques have become
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curious.astro.cornell.edu
Curious About Astronomy? Ask an Astronomer
Curious About Astronomy? Astronomers at Cornell University will answer your questions. Contains an extensive archive of previous questions, astronomy-related links and more