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About Astronomy

The thing with astronomy is that it's really the whole universe, and so where to begin?  I admit, I am partial to planets, so the links below are a bit leaning in that direction, but there is also nebulae and galaxies, and astrobiology, space travel, and more.  A good general introduction for what's out there and to get the interested started.  I could spend hours on some of these links and forget I had work to do!

Links:

Galaxy Zoo

Build A Solar System

Apollo Archive

Astronomy and Calendars

Astronomy and Physics

Astronomy Net

Comet Halley in 44 B.C.

Cruithne, Earths "second moon"

Digitized Palomar Sky Survey

Espenak's Eclipse Home Page

Geoffrey Landis paper on SETI

Homepage for FUSE, the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer

Impact Effects

JPL -- Mars Missions, Cassini Mission, Galileo Mission / Galileo

Links of Special Topics of Interest in Astronomy

Munich Astro Archive

NASA Space Shuttle

National Research Council

National Snow and Ice Data Center (NSIDC)

New 'moon' found around Earth

Planetary Studies Foundation

SETI@home

Space Telescope Science Institute

SpaceWeather.com

Space Weather Now

The Astrobiology Web

The Astronomy Thesaurus

The Case for Mars

The Messier Catalog

The Nine Planets

Tides, Tide Tables and Ocean Tidal Predictions

Visible Earth

Welcome to the Planets

Data Services

New Scientist Space

Stardust@Home

Google Mars

NASA - NASA Podcasting

Hellenistic Science

Late Antique Science

Pre-Renaissance Science

Science & Religion in Greek World

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