81. ASTRONOMY RESOURCES stars and galaxies Messier Catalog StarDate Online Star*Family (acronyms, abbreviations,symbols ) The constellations Web Page National Geographic Star http://www.sosu.edu/lib/subastr.htm

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82. Galaxies Choosing the Right telescope for your child, Planets. constellations, stars,Sun. Moon, Meteorites, Comets. Asteroids, galaxies, Glossary. UFO's Fact orMyth? http://www.learnwhatsup.com/prc/space/

Parent's Resource Center Kids and Astronomy Should Kids get involved with Astronomy? Choosing the Right telescope for your child Planets Constellations ... SAVE NOW on ALL your Favorite Magazines! Countdown Creations Apparel for the Space Pioneer - Countdown Creations is the internet's leading provider of space T-shirts, flight suits, mission shirts, caps, and jackets. Parent's Resource Center Revised: December 31, 2002

83. ASP The Universe At Your Fingertips TOC Constellation Activities Resources for Exploring constellations and Night Sky forExploring the Life Story of the stars. H. galaxies and the Universe About the http://www.astrosociety.org/education/astro/astropubs/universetoc.html

84. Astro-shop - Stars Galaxies III galaxies III - A barred spiral galaxy NGC 1365 - Sculptor group galaxyNGC 300 - Around the compact nucleus of NGC 300 - Messier 100 in the Virgo http://www.astro-shop.com/Katalog/Info/806617.html

85. Galaxies - Zoom Astronomy There are spiral, elliptical, and irregularly shaped galaxies. galaxiescontain anywhere from 100,000 to 3,000,000,000,000 stars. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/stars/galaxy/

Help save Enchanted Learning: Don't let it go the way of the dinosaurs. Click here for more information on our honor system. $20.00/year or other amount (directly by Credit Card $20.00/year (transaction via PayPal Other Amount (transaction via PayPal Zoom Astronomy The Stars Lifecycle Nuclear Fusion ... Clusters of Galaxies A galaxy is a huge group of stars, dust, gas, and other celestial bodies bound together by gravitational forces. There are spiral, elliptical, and irregularly shaped galaxies. Galaxies contain anywhere from 100,000 to 3,000,000,000,000 stars. There are three major types of galaxies: spiral (with arms), elliptical (no arm), and irregular (without rotational symmetry). Galaxies radiate a continuous spectrum of energy. Some radiate radio waves, X rays, and infrared, and ultraviolet (UV) radiation. The Earth Sun and the rest of our solar system are a tiny part of the Milky Way Galaxy , a spiral galaxy. The Milky way Galaxy is just one galaxy in a group of galaxies called the Local Group . Within the Local Group, the Milky Way Galaxy is moving about 300 km/sec (towards the constellation Virgo).

86. The SRJC Planetarium - Currently Available School Shows star forming regions, the stellar life cycle, planetary nebula and white dwarfstars, and galaxies. In this show we emphasize the constellations and old http://www.santarosa.edu/planetarium/schoolshows.html

Home new! Gift Card Public Shows School Shows About the Planetarium ... e-mail us School Shows Information Admission is $1 per person per show, including adults, or a minimum of $30 per show, which ever is more. Payment is due two weeks prior to the reserved and scheduled show date. One adult per eight students is required with the responsibility to supervise and stop loudness and/or unsafe behavior while at SRJC. Children under five are not admitted. Late seating is not permitted because the theater must be kept in total darkness during presentations. Food, drinks, and gum are not allowed in the Planetarium. The Planetarium is located in Lark Hall on the west side of the Santa Rosa Campus. Available times for shows are Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 9:00 AM and 10:30 Am. Parking permits are now required for $2 and can be purchased from the yellow permit stations located in all SRJC parking lots. Parking is by permit only. Contact District Police at (707) 527-1000 for information. I. Survey of Astronomy (K-3rd) This is our basic planetarium program, suitable for grade levels K-3. The show's story of Sol and visual effects make it more appropriate for students from kindergarten through third grade. Topics covered include the telescope, the Moon and its phases, eclipses, seasonal constellations, a brief tour of the Solar System, and the nature of stars, meteors, comets, and galaxies.

87. The Sciences - Astronomy - Stars And Galaxies Project Gemini Project Mercury Space Shuttle stars and galaxies. The MessierCatalog. July 19, 1999. http//seds.lpl.arizona.edu/messier/. (5/1/2000). http://www.hport.wnyric.org/HCSLibrary/The Sciences - Astronomy - Stars and Gala

88. The Astro 11 Evening Lab Manual (Penn State Astronomy) Students should be able to see the stars and constellations, observe other galaxiesand star forming regions, see the nature of light and spectroscopy, learn http://www.astro.psu.edu/headta/newmanual.html

89. Mike's Astrophotography Web Page - Books David Levy, Skywatching This book has a wealth of information onconstellations, stars, and galaxies. It is the most elegantly http://www.rphotoz.com/astrophoto/books.html

These are my top picks as far as astronomy/astrophotography books go. I have linked the books below to Amazon.com for your ordering convenience. Books Author(s) Comments Terence Dickinson NightWatch - If you could only get one astronomy book, this is the one you should get. It is well written and is a great source of information for the beginning amateur astronomer. The one thing I really like about the book is Terence's ability to explain astronomy concepts in a manner that everyone can understand (even young adults). It starts with learning to find your way around the stars and introduces the different types of telescopes. It also gives an introduction into the world of Astrophotography. The book is ring bound so is easy to use under the stars. Robert Reeves Wide-Field Astrophotography - If you are just getting involved with astrophotography this book is an excellent source of information. Wide-Field astrophotography is a great first step for any one starting into this area of astronomy and Robert Reeves explains the ropes from the basics to the advance topics. Terence Dickinson Alan Dyer The Backyard Astronomer's Guide - This is actually the book responsible for getting me into astronomy. I went to the bookstore to find something to read in an attempt to get away from watching too much TV. This book is an excellent addition to Nightwatch. It talks about many of the same topics but in more detail. It covers telescope equipment, accessories, Astrophotography equipment, and observing techniques. I go to this book more often than any other that I have. It is a great resource of information for just about any astronomy topic (but curiously, not CCD imaging).

90. The Mallon Planetarium: Study Of The Constellations and details about the names and history of constellations. Scientific American GalaxiesBehind the Milky Way over a view, blocked by dust and stars in the http://www.methacton.org/arcola/planetarium/zodiac.htm

The Mallon Planetarium Methacton School District Study of the Constellations Constellations - all kinds of information relating to the 88 mythical constellations and lots of data on many of the stars themselves. Aboriginal (Native American Indian) Astronomy - Lakota constellations ceremonially mapped to Black Hills; 4,000-year-old stone Medicine Wheels first observatories. Starmaps, stargazing aids, teaching resources. About the Constellations - guide from Legg Middle School Planetarium, including notes on finding constellations and an exploration of constellation mythology. Celestial Atlas (1826) - by Franz Niklaus König. Celestial Sphere, The - rendered maps of the heavens. Features the Tycho, Hipparcos, and Yale bright star maps. Constellation Home Page, The - from the American Association of Amateur Astronomers. Features illustrated guides to constellations, as well as lists organized by season and zodiac. Constellations and their Stars, The

91. Tutorials - Our Galaxy The constellations Luminaries features, The Sun and the to agree on 300 to 500 billionstars, and 160 are consistent with those of the larger known galaxies. http://www.belmontnc.4dw.net/thegalaxy.htm

92. Galaxies And The Expanding Universe two percent The Sky. The full night sky reveals a concentration ofstars (the Milky Way ) galaxies. constellations. A natural human http://blueox.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/astr123/Notes/Intro1.html

Galaxies and the Expanding Universe posted March 26, 2001, jeb WEB PAGE: http://blueox.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/astr123 Course Outline lectures Exam Schedule exams Grading Mid-term exams (two best of three, each count 1/3 of grade) you only have to take two of three) Final Exam (counts 1/3 of grade) In class unannounced quizes ( extra credit Quizzes can increase your grade by a total of about two percent The Sky The full night sky reveals a concentration of stars (the "Milky Way") Galaxies Sprinkled around the sky are objects that look like collections of stars Many of these collections have spiral shapes, which are revealed when magnified by powerful telescopes The deepest region of space ever explored (galaxies are denser there). (from the Hubble Space Telescope) Constellations A natural human tendency is to see patterns and relationships between objects even when no true connection exists, and people long ago connected the brightest stars into configurations called constellations, which ancient astronomers named after mythological beings, heroes, and animals - whatever was important to them. Early astronomers had very practical reasons for studying the sky.

93. Galaxies And The Expanding Universe region of space ever explored (galaxies are denser ago connected the brightest starsinto configurations called constellations, which ancient http://blueox.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/astr123/Notes/Intro2.html

Galaxies and the Expanding Universe posted March 26, 2001, jeb WEB PAGE: http://blueox.uoregon.edu/~jimbrau/astr123 Course Outline lectures Exam Schedule exams Grading Mid-term exams (two best of three, each count 1/3 of grade) you only have to take two of three) Final Exam (counts 1/3 of grade) In class unannounced quizes ( extra credit Quizzes can increase your grade by a total of about two percent The Sky The full night sky reveals a concentration of stars (the "Milky Way") Galaxies Sprinkled around the sky are objects that look like collections of stars Many of these collections have spiral shapes, which are revealed when magnified by powerful telescopes The deepest region of space ever explored (galaxies are denser there). (from the Hubble Space Telescope) Constellations A natural human tendency is to see patterns and relationships between objects even when no true connection exists, and people long ago connected the brightest stars into configurations called constellations, which ancient astronomers named after mythological beings, heroes, and animals - whatever was important to them. Early astronomers had very practical reasons for studying the sky.

94. The Educational Encyclopedia, Space Astronomy constellations details about the star constellations. Astronomy 162stars, galaxies, and cosmology, a tip. Astronomy now astronomy and space news. http://users.pandora.be/educypedia/education/space.htm

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