

Space, the final frontier! There is an indefinite amount of information we can learn and take away from what we already know and what we have yet to learn about astronomy. This page gives you links to other sites with specific information or images on many astronomy topics, note that only a small portion of the constantly growing information is presented but the potential to learn is great. You may find sites for your personal research or some images for your photobook (you should always ask for permission to use images before taking them off of a site).Take a look around to find something your interested in, there is a lot here so feel free to take your time.






Click here for
The latest GOOGLE SEARCH FOR ASTRONOMY
A New service from GOOGLE.... GOOGLE SKY VIA YOUR WEB BROWSER
A new way to view the Milky Way!
It's Chromoscope.net!
Another way to view the MOON! Zoom in with near side!
Check out
Panning our galaxy!
And here Sky viewer with a google like interface
Another one is Stellarium open source planetarium for computer
Here is a website dedicated A website to dispaly popular Astronomical both visually and entertainally
A great Individual Photographic effort It's Skysurvey.org!
Clicking on the info button (the i icon) at
will produce constellation stick figures, the ecliptic, and the names of some DSOs, the bright stars, and the planets.
A new resource for Astronomy information! It's
Astronomy Center.org!!!
Here for a competitor to Google SKY.....
For ASTRONOMY WIKI AND INTERACTIVE MAP!
An online blog From ABC Media network
Here is something different Destination space's Chat room
Click here for Portal to the Universe
And here for Universe Today.COM
Here is a Video
Blog site ... Astrocast.tv!
A new site for
Cosmology information

Click here for Large Binocular Telescope"
And here for Technical report on the mini galaxy in Hercules
Click here for A report on redshifts and Halton ARP
Here is a report on Telescope Arms Race
And here is Cosmic Controversy.com
This one from Astronomy Magazine
This one from Astronomy daily.com
And from Astromart
Threads from Cloudy nights
Amatuer Astronomy From Phill Harrington.net
AND a personal blog Jonathan's Space Report
This site for a distributive effort to classify Galaxies...
A slightly less ambitious project is
The Milky Way Project aims to sort
and measure our galaxy, the Milky Way.
Initially we're asking you to help us find and draw bubbles in beautiful infrared
data from the Spitzer Space Telescope.
And a complimentary site is... Moon Zoo.org
You can assist in finding... SUPERNOVAS!
And You can assist in finding Exo planets!!!
Here is Old weather.org
And another one... Solar Storm Watch!
And here for Merging galaxies!
Another one searching for super novas!
You can go with the Pluto Mission with.. ICE HUNTERS (for pluto!)
Here is ICE hunters demo!
And the science of ICE Hunters Science
AND A tutorial for ICE HUNTERS
The following section is for observing The Auroras!
NOAA DOES Satellitte Auroal MAPS


Here is the forecast for auroral activity Here for Current Auroral activity
AND HERE .... Auroral forecasts....
Click here for The Aurora Sentry!!!!
Here is a new service for Aurora alerts! It's Space Weather Phone - Auroral alert system
Click here for Space Weather
And here for Spacespot.com another astro community effort
Here is Curtis' Aurora resources Click Here!
This site for real time resouces!Click here
Here for MTU aurora weather Click here
Here for ICSTARS resources Click here
This site for For paricle breeze images
Aurora 2012 from Christian Mülhauser on Vimeo.
Observatories!
Web site The website of the world's largest telscope under construction
And here is Keck Observatory's Main page
Click here for Keck's Titan's page
Web cams at the Keck Observatory! CLICK HERE!
Here is The thiry meter telescope
Click here for Northern Virgina's Sun gazer net
Click here for NSF-OPP Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
Click here for DASI(Degree angular Scale Interferometer) Home Page
Click here for European Sothern Observatory"
Here is the web page for the Sub millimeter array main page
Here is: The soho OBSERVATORY main page
Here is the soho's latest image:

Here is the main page for Solar Dynamics Observatory
HERE IS the latest sdo/aia image:

This section for the Mt Graham National observatory...
The original site.... CLICK HERE!
And the New site.... CLICK HERE
This site for Skyview Virtual Observatory
Click here for Sungazer Comets
And here for The NSF Digital Sky
Here is the Hubble Space Institute's STSCI Digitized Sky Survey"
Here is the Hubble Institue's Hubble Heritage Institute
This is the site for the Keck Observatory On top of Mauna Kea!!
Thisis the plan to develop Mauna Kea in the Future CLICK HERE!
Here is the link to Villanova University's Astronomy Department
The Astronomy Department at Villanova, Villanova, PA Villanova's Astronomy Department
Another observatory is The Griffith Observatory
Here is a famous observatory
Mt Wilson Observatory
And the view from their tower cam!

And here for The Jet propulsion Labortary
And here is an Astronomical Society Astronomical Society of the Desert
Here is LA astronomical society
And here is LA Sidewalk Astronomers
and here is Mt Wilson Obseravotry
Here is Virtual Tour Of Mt. Wilson Observatory
Another society is Orange County Astronomy
Submit your own observing request!!!!! U of Iowa Automated Telescope Obseratory
Submit your own Observing request!!!! Bradford Robotic Telescope Observatory,
Another place to rent time on a telescope Arnie Rosner of Arizonia
This site for The X-ray observatory Chandra
Another online observatory is: It's Slooh.com!
Rent time for online observing, Light Buckets.com
Click here for a page of The Latest real time images of the sun
Click here for The Earth's DAYLIGHT MAP From the sun!
This site for Solar observations
Here are images from nasa Images from JSC nasa
Here is Google Sunshine.com
Here is NOAA's recent x-ray plots of the sun!
Didier Favre's images portray the prominence activity quite well!!!
And here is information on THE CURRENT STATE OF THE SUNSPOT CYCLE ON THE SUN!

The Current Alpha Patrol Network Image
For those who like to watch the progress of these storms the following sites are useful:
Today's Space Weather updated every 5 minutes
- NOAA's Space EnvironmentCenter:)Solar-Terrestrial Activity
(daily postings with occasionalNOAA's Current Solar Magnetic Index, Speed, and Pressure Dials:

Tyrell Corporation's
Solar Storm MonitorYet another site to observe the sun: Locheed Solar Observatory
This site is recommended by Art Bell soho's solar observatory
The New Jersey Institute of Technology solar observatory NJIT Solar observatory
Caltech solar observatory Caltech Solar observation page
Here is a sun observing site Sun Earth Day
Here is It's Solar Movie.com
Here is the naval research lab site Lasco site
Here is Soho's Self updating solar observations
Click here for Solar Astronomy.org
A new online It's Helioviewer.org
Click here for Infrared Science Archive
Here is the first Infrared Photo:

Click here for Institute for Astronomy in Hawa11
Here is the first press release First light for infrared
This section for Amateur Astronomers
Here is a great resource for amateurs Wikipedia's list of Astronomical catalogues
CLick here for Weird World
Instead of an Internet Cafe we have: The Astronomy Cafe
Here is another great individual effort It's David Rutledge's Astro Page
Here is the site for International Spacewatch Website
The president of the Main Line Commodore User's group is a member of the Delaware Amatuer Astronomers
And here is David Rutledge's LInks page
Main page of The association of Lumar and planetary observers of Japan
Here are links for Youth in Astronomy
Here is Youth In Astronomy
And here is Dr. Robert Stencel Of Denver University
This is a student site for Hubble observations! Latest Hubble Pictures
Here is the main Students Exploring and Developing Space
Here is the web site for a club From the country of Chile
Here is another important organization it's
The international Dark Sky orginazation
To assist the IDA is
EARTH HOUR
AND here is Globe at night.org
On March 13, 1998 the DVAA visited the Eastern College Astronomy
department, The following web site is their web site!
Eastern College's Astronomy department
The DVAA's Remote observatory in the Pocono Mountains!
As a piece of information, for the beginner about the Limitation of human senses
Here is a graph that illustrates why astronomers construct telescopes
to see outsde of human ranges. It also makes me think that some animals experience the world very differently.
Here is digital imaging from Richard Berry His main page
And a picture recomended by the dvaa!
Imaging with Orion's StarShoot Pro
6-Megapixel Bayer-Array CCD Camera
University of Pennsylvania Department of Physics U of PENN Astronomy and Physics
Here is the Hitch Hiker Guide to Astronomy!!!
This site for the Astronomical Society of Harrisburg PA
Here is the web page for The Naylor Observatory of the Harrisburg Astronomical Soceity
A list of
Astronomy clubs bringing the
wonders of the universe to the public
Here is The dvaa's own Wayne reed's astro webpage
Here is....... Ozor's Online Astronomy Club
Here is page specifying Philadelphia Area regional Astro Events
CLick here for the Website for Astronomy camp in Arizona!
Here is Damien peach's effort:

And His Website: damian Peach's Website
This section for the Texas Star Party
Here is The Texas Star Party
Here for The Fort Davis site
Here for Prude Ranch Site
This section for Amatuer Webcams in Astronomy
Click here for Web Cams in Amatuer Astronomy
An excellent personal effort
Amatuer Astro imaging...fourthdimensionastroimaging.com
Here is
Ned Wrights
Cosmological Tutorial
And click here
There's another
good one, by Jay Reynolds Freeman
And here
Also
worthwhile
You can click here
For
some more terminology
This section for Amateur Astronomers(DVAA)
Here is Home page with his picture collection organized!
These folks create educational astronomy simulations: Contempory Laboratory Experinces in Astronomy (CLEA)
Another source for Astronomical Information: Astronomy HyperText Textbook
Good index of astronomy resources: Ames Area Amatuer Astronomers
Astronomy Education ResourcesAstroed
This is the main page for Atronomical quizes it's The Solar System Net
The WEB PAGE of the
Delaware valley Amateur
Astronomers
Here is the latest Clear dark sky forecast for the dvaa's observatory
The Parking lot of Francis E Walter's DAM
Here's the state site, which has directions and weather to Cherry Spring State Park
Click here for: Here's an interesting page about Cherry Spring from upstate astro:
And here for the BFSP site:
Here is the Starcount project!
Here is the DVAA's dark sky locations
Here is the DVAA LINKS PAGE
Here is the Images by members of the dvaa gallery
Here is the web site of The Delmarva Stargazers!!
Websites recomended by DVAA members on the e-List
Here is University of Pennsylvania's Center for particle cosmology
The SKY IN MOTION
Here is Scope seeing.com Louis Berman's site
A new class of objects? Or Alien Beacon?
Click here for E. E. Barnard on line
Click here for The Winer Observatory Near Nashville, TN
Another site for Amateur Astronomers is the Astronomical Leaugue The Astronomical Leaugue
Here is an amateur site for requsting your own astronomical Observation it's
The International Space Station Amateur Space TelescopeHere is a great site for computer amateur's Massive HOT LINKS FOR AMATEURS
The American Astronomical Society Has a site:
THE A A SFor you Amatuer Astronomers, Here is the
The Hipparcos Catalog with utilities!For amatuer astronomers, here is an individual Observatory effort the Braeside Observatory in Arizona
For Amatuers..it's regional Seeing and transparency forecasts!
This section for the Hubble Telescope
FROM NASA THE location of the Hubble telscope above the earth!

Hubble's Reflection Nebula!



Here is Space Telescope's Hidden treasure project
Here is Hubble site !!!
AND Hubblesite's Additional resources page
Hubble site's is the Hubblesite's legacy archive
And here is Hubble site news release archive
here is the mainpage for The Univesity of Pennsylvanis's UPEEN5 Home page
Here is the Home page for Cosmic Background MicroWave Experiments
This link for NASA's Microwave Anisotropy Probe Web Page
Here is the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotrophy Probe
And here for The University of Chicago Wayne Hu's Cosmology web page
And the University of Pennsylvania's cosmo;ogist Max Tegmark
SKY & TELESCOPE MAGAZINE,Sky & Telescope Publishing
Here is Sky and Telescope's Internet resource page
This page is a sub page of mine to access special Sky & Telescope services
This is sub page to link you to Large Telescope projects!
The Large Scope Resource pageHere is a link to Astronomy Magazine's WEB Page:
ASTRONOMY MAGAZINE, Kalmbach Publishing
This is Kalmbach Publishing's Sister Publication E A R T H
Astronomy Magazine has an alternate WEB PAGE Astronomy's magazines alternate web page
Here is Videos from Astronomy Magazine
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Here is a page devoted to Space news Jonathan's Weekly Newsletter about Space
Click here for
Science Headlines from NASA
From the Japanese space agency Earth rise from the MOON!
Here is a A list of astro databases from Wikipedia
And here from from the astro league:Urban Program - Double and Variable Stars List
Here is the database solstation.com
And here for Internet stellar database.com
AND HERE FOR Atlas of the UNIVERSE
Here is Great Britain's ASTROGRID
Click here for The National Radio Astronomt Observatory
And click here for The NASA/IPAC Extragalactic Database
Here is NASA's Eclipse Prediction web site
Here is a great library for AstroPhysics stuff it's Lawerence Livermore archive!!
Here is the link to the National Virtual Observatory
And here for National Teragrid!
Here is the site for The Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Here is another site for The Sloan Digital Sky Survey its SDSS.org
OR here CAS.SDSS.ORG
Here is the University of Chicago's
interactive 3D view of the large scale structure of the universe.
Data courtesy of the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe.
A grweat new site for
A Website to display popular astronomy both
visually and entertainally
Any relation to the recent solar activity. Probably not but it is interesting that several anomalies have developed lately in our solar system.
Here is a High resolution picture the Sombreo Galaxy
And here for Goddard Space Flight Center's SkyMorph
Here is The daily report on our Galaxy
Another site is HEASARC Data Archive
Click here for The Hands on Universe
Just to be fair, I am including a site that claims That the BIG BANG IS WRONG
Here is Princeton University's Lograrithmic maps of the universe
And here for Princeton UNiversity's ASTRO Main page
Click here for Astronomy Education Review
Here is a great amatuer observatory it's The Panther observatory
Hubble Data Archive
This Colorado site is Center for astrophysics & Science
Here is CASA's Colorado's Relativity/Black hole simulator
Here is NASA's
Horizon's online
Ephemeris
WEBSTARS: Astrophysics in Cyberspace
This site for the new Science of Gravity observations it's L I G O!
Grand Challenge Cosmology Consortium:
Large super computer
simulations of structure formation in the Universe
Scale of the Universe From the smallest to the largest of the Universe!!!
Here is Harvard's digital scan of historical glass plates
And here is Europe's Spectra Heritage project
And here is Sky Archive.org
ANOTHER project is The Uccle Direct Astronomical Archive Centre
Here is
Dark roasted blend
Of incredibel space imagery
Searchable database of Astronomical images: Astronomical Image Library
Here is a picture of the June 8, 2004 Transit of Venus

And here is an animated picture of the venus transit:

time lapse night at the texas sky party...
Galactic Center of Milky Way Rises over Texas Star Party from William Castleman on Vimeo.
another gallery of space images Nasa's spaceflight gallery
Click here for a great online Gallery of astro photos!!!!
Astronomical Multimedia Cosmos in a Computer
This site for a large list of Astronomy Links
Here is another Another set of Astro Links
This is a great site it's Solarviews.com!!!
This site for monthly Skymaps!!!!!
Here is NASA's Astro
Picture of the day!
AND HERE FOR
ASTRO Picture of the day ARCHIVE
Here is NASA's site for real time information From the MARS GLOBAL SURVEYOR
This is NASA's Site for real time
SOHO
Pictures
The
Planet Mars: A History of Observation and Discovery
The Explore Mars Site
Here is NASA's Center for Mars Exploration
Another site is The Mars today Global Circulation Model Group
Here is a news site on Mars Daily.com
Here is the European site for It's Mars Express Site
For the U.S. it's the 2001 Mars Odyssey
And for the Japanese Mission The Japanese Nozomi Spacecraft
Here is a Home page of MERDAT 2007 Home of Mars Rover data display color and Stero image tool
here is the website for Lowell's legacy Lowell's Arizona Obsevatory's website
Here are webcams of (courtesey of the Planetary Society) Sundials on Mars on the Mars Rovers
Here is the companion Earth dial project
Here is Mars Base.net
Click here for Mars Planet finder in the sky
I posted my first attempts at Mars webcam photography. It is in the files section, The two photos were taken last Saturday through my Meade LX-90 SCT using a Toucam Pro webcam with no filters.
Just a reminder that on Aug 27, and Sep 2, 3 and 4 (no earlier than 19:30 UT), live images of Mars taken with a video camera connected to Schiaparelli's 8" Merz refractor will be webcast on the Internet. Web cam images of mars
Mars regularly comes within 35 million miles of the earth.See This opposition of Mars is so favorable because it happens to occur only 2 days before Mars reaches perihelion, not because of changes in the planets' orbits.
This site collects images taken by people all around the world Here is . 2003 Mars image viewer (Mars Previewer II
Here is another mars viewer It's Cal Sky
Here is It's Marswatch from Rowan University In New Jersey!
Mars as seen from the Earth:(Computer simulation from NASA)
Looking down on the sun Mars system(Computer simulation from NASA)
Earth as seen from Odyssey(Computer simulation from NASA)
Here is Nasa's Near Earth Orbital Center at JPL!!!
Click here for Near Earth Orbiter news
HEre is NASA's spaceflight H O M E P A G E
Here is the web page for Earth's Asteroid 2002 aa29 Earth co-orbiter
This site for USGS
Realtime Earth Geomagnectic data
And here for Nasa's earth observatory
Click here for
Data for
observiving the International Space Station
This is the main site
USGS Geomag Main site
AND here is
USGS Geomag links site

Another one is The Minor Planet Center
Looking for meteors????? North American Meteor Network
Looking for asteroids? Click here!
Another place for asteriods is Minor Planet Observer
Yet another site is The Minor Planet Center!
Here is Harvard's Minor Planet Checker.....
Another site is The NEO Program
Click here for The Fairborn Observatory
Related is NASA's Space weather site

Click here To view the Moon from the earth!
Click here for View the earth from the Moon!!!!
This site lists out phases of the moon for you! Phases of the moon!
This site for predictions for Lunar rays!!!
This is the
Main Lunar occultstions web
page
Moon, Lunar Videos Using Telescope and Webcam. - For more amazing video clips, click here
Click here for a Moving HDTV from the Japanese probe
Click here for The Lunar orbiter web site
This page for Lunar exploration facts and enigmas!!
This is what the solar system looks like right now!Click here for a
Digital Orrery of the solar system
Yet another Digital orrery!
Click here for a musical and Pictorial look at the universe!
It's SOMEWHERE INTIME!!!!!!
Here is the Home page of
This NASA site simulates views of the Solar System JPL'S Solar System Simulator
Another Nasa simulation! Simulate URANAUS
NASA's NASA's COLAB lab
NASA's NASA's OPEN Source lab
Here is NASA's EarthObservatory
NASAS' earth observatory main page
This site educates and simulates the Analemma - The "Equation of Time"
Here is space weather's
Fly by checker
Click here for
Nine Planets.org
Click here for
The latest from Cassini
Here is carolyn Porco's talk on the saturn system Here are some images from
The Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) in the canary islands
ThisClick here for a report on
Is there a dark star in our solar system?
Click here for
The New Horizons project exploring the Kuiper Belt
Current Phase Map of Titan
(surface map recomputed following each night)

Keck Observatory Titan Monitoring Project

this site for kid's Exploration of the solar system!
HERE IS Lunar Picture of the day!
CalSKY has all the moon and planet info Cal Sky.com!!!!
The Naval Observatry site has the sun and moon data ,along with times for twilight. It has dates and times for the principal phases of the moon for the years 1700-2035.
Lunar apogee and perigee date and distance, plus dates and times for new and full moon for any year. Requires that javascript be enabled.
Click here for Satelitte views of the EARTH!
This is A high resolution picture of an asteroid
Click here for The Nine Planets data base
This site for Asteroid occultations!!!
Here is a site for
To assist for
looking for the International Space station
Here is NASA's Website for the transit of Venus: FROM NASA
Click here for information on the first transit of venus since December 6, 1882 The transit of venus, June 8, 2004
A new IPAD app featuring Mercury that has the latest on the mission, pictures, etc.
Another link to Harvard's astronomical article search engine
Harvard University Harvard University
Abstract indices for astrophyshical papers NASA ABSTARCT Search
Google gets some of its data from: NOAA's National Geophysical Data Center (NGDC)
This is the
And here for Centauri DREAMS
Stellar Evolution; binary stars; eclipsing binaries JAVA DEMOS
Starlab Demonstration:N-bodySimulations
Here is the Main Astrodigital site
Generate a Starmap for a time and place of your choosing: STARMAP
You can generate a better sky map here The Online Planetarium!
Find transits of Of the International Space Station
Discovery of Additional Planets?
A neat website for Information on the night sky
Another page for Deep sky information
Web page for Space sounds!
Here are infra red images of space Caltech's 2mass gallaery
Here is
Caltech's sky survey
Here is a star catalog to help with your observations US NAVY Star Catalog Home
Page
A New
A New Instrument for the Keck Observatory
A neat mashup
To track satellites
Here is a webpage with a real use:
It' Online conversion of
numerous units to othe units usefull in astro research
Optical definitions
Everything you ever wanted to know about optics terminology.
This is a the site for the
San diego Supercomputer research
center
And here for
Volume visulation of
the ORion Nebula
And here for
The globe at night
And here
Hakan's Space Balls
This site for a new look at the Universe
New information on the electrical nature of the Universe
Another site for heavenly mapping
It's Heavenly view.com
A site for
Skymaps it's skymaps.com
Another site for
Heavenly information
This Site for
the messier objects
This section for GPS information Click Here for
Here's
a technical description of the GPS system
And here for
This
is the positioning system specification
Here's an interesting website
that offers some insights
into GPS
accuracy:
Here are the web pages for
University of British Columbia
On this sub page you can search for comets!
Click here for
comet search!
Here is
US Navy Oservotory Data site
looking for eclipses? Then click here for
MR. Eclipse
Navigation and Ancillary
Information Facility (NAIF)
Here is the website for
the 100th Annivesery of the THEORY of Relativity