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Observatories & Planetaria

One option for those who can't afford their own scopes is to visit observatories or planetaria in your area.  Check out your local science museum, because it's their job to know where they are in your area; and they may even have one of their own.  Plus, you can take tours of even working observatories during the day when they are not in use... that is, if they are earthbound!  Hubble isn't the only one in orbit these days.

Noesis

Homepage for FUSE, the Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer

JPL -- Mars Missions, Cassini Mission, Herschel

Lick Observatory

National Radio Astronomy Observatory

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SETI@home

SIRTF -- Spitzer Space Telescope

Space Telescope Science Institute

The Best of the Hubble Space Telescope

The Xray Astronomy Field Guide

Torun Centre for Astronomy  

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