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North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club
Membership organization for Essex County, Massachusetts, which promotes a wider appreciation of astronomy Category Science Astronomy North America United StatesWelcome to the North Shore amateur astronomy Club Home Page! NSAACis an Astronomy club of the North Shore in Massachusetts, USA
http://www.star.net/people/~nsaac/
Tom Campbell's Amateur Astronomy
and photo gallery are available. amateur astronomy homepage of Len Benschop Astronomy images, tips and tricks
http://www.iolaks.com/softech/astro/astro.htm
Amateur Astronomy
WWW Virtual Library
http://webhead.com/WWWVL/Astronomy/amateur.html
BBCi - Space - Amateur Astronomy
BBC Onlines essential guide to amateur astronomy.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/space/myspace/index.shtml
Amateur Astronomy - Astrophotos Of The Northern Constellations With Outlines And
Astrophotos of the northern constellations with outlines and points of interest named.Category Science Astronomy Astrophotography and CCD Imaging Images Astronomy Book Shop For books on Astronomy, please visit our online book shop,a Barnes and Nobel Affiliate site. Links to other astronomy sites .
http://www.slivoski.com/astronomy/
Tom's Amateur Astronomy Intro
Details of my two homemade telescopes, Freeware for astronomy for the lowbudget/no-budget amateur.
http://www.eccentrix.com/personal/catt/
Amateur Astronomy: Telescope Making, Imaging, Software, Links And Resources
Information on amateur telescope making and astroimaging includes galaxy collision simulations, eclipsing binaries and Kepler's three laws. amateur astronomy. Telescope Making
http://www.berfield.com/astro.html
New Mexico Skies
New Mexico Skies guest observatory is dedicated to providing sophisticated amateur astronomers the finest vacation accommodations and night skies viewing experiences. Located in Cloudcroft, where skies are very dark and telescope viewing is superb.
http://www.nmskies.com/

Extractions: is providing a remarkable experience for the amateur astronomer. You'll be amazed at the exceptionally dark and transparent view of the night sky from the top of Mt. Joy in New Mexico's beautiful Sacramento Mountains. Thanks to factors such as our prime geographical location, high elevation, and low light pollution, paired with our high-end astronomical equipment and friendly guidance, we are able to offer our visitors an unparalleled viewing experience. Just listen to what our satisfied customers have to say about us . . . is a unique, innovative collaboration between New Mexico Skies and Software Bisque. This project gives individuals and institutions anywhere in the world the ability to utilize and control powerful, sophisticated telescopes and CCD cameras using the power of the Internet. To find out more about the Internet Telescope Project, visit the iBisque at New Mexico Skies website. You may also contact us here at New Mexico Skies or our partners at Software Bisque to discuss the project more in-depth and find out how to get involved.
Amateur Astronomy Magazine
News for, by and about amateur astronomers around the world. A quarterly publication with lots of Category Science Astronomy Publications Magazinesamateur astronomy Magazine. amateur astronomy, Observing, and Telescope Making around the world.
http://www.amateurastronomy.com/

Extractions: Amateur Astronomy Magazine is no longer the new kid on the block. After nine years of publishing articles about telescopes, telescope making, and observing, we have gained the respect and readership of astronomers from around the world. We have recently switched to all new digital printing, and our print and photo quality is remarkable. Check us out. Our Quarterly format is a combination similar to "Telescope Making" and "Deep Sky", two very popular magazines that are no longer published, (only because they were not profitable enough for a large We carry articles that the real amateur astronomers of the world are interested in reading - not articles that are aimed at newsstand market, or professional astronomers. We do not offer the flash of the larger magazines. Instead of having a two page graphic heading a 500 word article, we run the whole 3000 word article so you can read what the author wanted to say. Instead of having a few paragraphs and one photo about an amateur star party, we run a 10 page article with 30 photographs, showing the site and most of the interesting telescopes there. While we cannot print one or two expensive color photos, we are able to publish 15 black-and-white photos in their place. Each issue contains 68 pages - and less than 8 pages contain advertising. We only carry enough ads to help pay the bills. We are subscriber supported. That means that we can say what we want. If a reviewer does not like a product, we can say so, since we don't have to bow to the almighty advertising dollar.
Amateur Astronomy Magazine - Front Page
amateur astronomy Magazine. News for, by, and about amateur astronomers aroundthe world! Why not subscribe to amateur astronomy and try us out.
http://www.amateurastronomy.com/subscribe.html

Extractions: ORDER FORM Why not subscribe to Amateur Astronomy and try us out. Due to the high cost of postage we cannot mail free sample issues. Mailing a single issue within the US costs almost $5, so if you would like to see a sample, please mail in $5 in the US, $8 elsewhere. Better yet, you can subscribe for one or two years, and if you are not happy with your first issue call and cancel your subscription, and we will refund the balance of your subscription minus $5 for the sample issue. Most of our subscribers subscribe for two years at a time. It is so much easier than having to renew every four issues. Visa and MC for Phone Orders: We have a $15 minimum on credit card orders. You can leave your order on our answering machine anytime. Just leave your name, address, phone number, and credit card info, including the expiration date. Better yet, simply e-mail your order to
Astronomy Resources
Categorized links, books and product reviews.
http://home.mn.rr.com/tomsden/astronomy/astroindex.htm
Educational Observatory - Astronomy Clubs, Societies, Associations
Central Maryland Area amateur astronomy. Des Moines Astronomical Society
http://www.cnde.iastate.edu/aaaa.html
Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association
NGC 5128 Tim Hunter, James McGaha. Tucson amateur astronomy Association. contactus at 520/8821950, Tucson amateur astronomy Association. PO Box 41254.
http://www.tucsonastronomy.org/

Extractions: The Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association is a group of people that want to share their interest in the sky. General meetings are held monthly, and frequent observing sessions are scheduled at dark sites. Our members vary in expertise from beginner to professional. Don't feel that you need to own a telescope to belong to the TAAA! Many members attend observing sessions to get a feel for the kind of telescope they may someday like to buy or make. Some members have little interest in observing, but enjoy the monthly lectures. A growing number are using computers to learn about the night sky. There are those who try their hand at astrophotography or telescope making. Our public star parties help introduce the glory of the night sky to school kids and the general public. The TAAA makes Astronomy fun for everyone. Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association contact us at... taaa@seds.org Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association P.O. Box 41254 Tucson, Arizona 85717 Donors Our many thanks to the local businesses that support our programs!
Finnish Amateur Astronomy Homepage
FINNISH amateur astronomy HOMEPAGE. FIN Tähtitieteen harrastuksen kansallinenkotisivu. amateur astronomy is very popular in Finland.
http://www.funet.fi/pub/astro/html/astro-uk.html

Extractions: HOMEPAGE Tähtitieteen harrastuksen kansallinen kotisivu Amateur astronomy is very popular in Finland. There are baout 30 astronomical associations and clubs in the country and about 8000 individual amateurs. This is one of the highest rates in the world, when we compare the number to population. The biggest association, Ursa Astronomical Association belongs into the 20 biggest astronomical societies in the world. The cooperation and contacts between Finnish amateurs are very active. The most active amateurs meet yearly in several meetings. Info Space tecnology
Amateur Astronomy
Homepage . amateur astronomy. Atmosphere; Solar system; Stars Mika.Pirttivaara@ursa.fi. Homepage amateur astronomy . Solar system.
http://www.funet.fi/pub/astro/html/eng/amateurs/

Extractions: Homepage Amateur astronomy Finnish Deep Sky Section (Deep sky section of Ursa) Deep-sky observing page (Jere Kahanpää) Minimum Aperture Catalogue (Jere Kahanpää) Finnish deep sky observation archive (ftp.funet.fi) CCD image archive , mainly deep sky objects Sirius Supernova pages Finnish Deepsky Amateurs (Jaakko Saloranta) Iiro Sairanen's deep sky drawings PC programs: Stars and deepsky (ftp.funet.fi)
Amateur Astronomy Magazine
News for, by and about amateur astronomers around the world. A quarterly publication with lots of articles and pictures about all aspects of amateur astronomy.
http://amateurastronomy.com

Extractions: Amateur Astronomy Magazine is no longer the new kid on the block. After nine years of publishing articles about telescopes, telescope making, and observing, we have gained the respect and readership of astronomers from around the world. We have recently switched to all new digital printing, and our print and photo quality is remarkable. Check us out. Our Quarterly format is a combination similar to "Telescope Making" and "Deep Sky", two very popular magazines that are no longer published, (only because they were not profitable enough for a large We carry articles that the real amateur astronomers of the world are interested in reading - not articles that are aimed at newsstand market, or professional astronomers. We do not offer the flash of the larger magazines. Instead of having a two page graphic heading a 500 word article, we run the whole 3000 word article so you can read what the author wanted to say. Instead of having a few paragraphs and one photo about an amateur star party, we run a 10 page article with 30 photographs, showing the site and most of the interesting telescopes there. While we cannot print one or two expensive color photos, we are able to publish 15 black-and-white photos in their place. Each issue contains 68 pages - and less than 8 pages contain advertising. We only carry enough ads to help pay the bills. We are subscriber supported. That means that we can say what we want. If a reviewer does not like a product, we can say so, since we don't have to bow to the almighty advertising dollar.
@stronomy.my - The Malaysian Amateur Astronomer
Site devoted to amateur astronomers in Malaysia.
http://matbintang.freeservers.com
Amateur Astronomy And Astrophotography
amateur astronomy and Astrophotography Welcome to my collection of (very) amateur astrophotography. Although I was a professional photographer for many years, I find the techniques of astrophotography a great challenge.
http://kirk.netro.com.au/~michael/astro/astro.htm

Extractions: Michael Rochfort's Welcome to my collection of (very) amateur astrophotography. Although I was a professional photographer for many years, I find the techniques of astrophotography a great challenge. My camera equipment consists of Nikon FM2, FM10and Nikkormat EL 35mm Cameras, 35mm, 50mm, 200mm and 500mm lenses, and a Hasselblad 500c with 80mm lens. I use my Vixen SP R150S Newtonian and Meade ETX 90mm Maksutov telescopes mainly from my light polluted back yard in surburban Sydney, Australia. I have recently aquired a Phillips Vesta webcam, and plan on eventually using this for CCD imaging of the brighter celestial objects.
Bradley Amateur Astronomy Club
back, Back to Bradley Student Organizations list. Bradley amateur astronomy ClubC/O Student Activities Office Bradley University Peoria, Illinois, 61625 USA.
http://www.bradley.edu/campusorg/astro/
Amateur Astronomy
amateur astronomy has been a hobby of mine for about as long as Ican remember. I've always had an interest in space and science.
http://www.iolaks.com/softech/astro/main.htm

Extractions: Amateur Astronomy has been a hobby of mine for about as long as I can remember. I've always had an interest in space and science. There are a lot of good astronomy web sites out there, but many just show what can be done, not how. Here, the budding astronomer will be able to find the information they need, in what will hopefully be an easy-to-understand format. With that in mind, I have tried to refrain from using a lot of formulas and cosmological theories on my web pages. While interesting, they add a lot of clutter that could confuse and bog down the reader. I believe all the information on these pages is accurate. If an error is found, I would appreciate being notified.

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