81. Markstaff's Homepage Of Astronomy, Space, Eclipses, Comets And Meteors An astronomy and space site, original eclipse and comet images, impact hazards, meteor news, weather information. http://www.fortunecity.com/tattooine/cluster/92/

web hosting domain names email addresses Markstaff's Homepage Astronomy, Space, Eclipses, Comets, Meteors and More The Diamond Ring of the Total Solar Eclipse from Aruba, Netherlands Antilles, on February 26, 1998. 8 minutes and 9 seconds of Total Solar Eclipse Totality experienced and counting! MARKSTAFF...Chemist, Amateur Astronomer, and Truthseeker! This page is dedicated to Astronomy, Space, Science Fiction, and the Mysterious Truths. My interests include: Astronomy Stargazer, Eclipse Chaser, Comet Watcher, Meteor Observer. Mysteries of the Universe Black holes and Spook Lights, Supernova and Star-filled nights. THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE Science Fiction Asimov, Bradbury, Clarke, Ellison, Heinlein, et. al. Some favorite links... - Interactive Sky Chart Asteroid and Comet Impact Hazards The Brightest Comet Chronicles Comet Observation Home Page - See Which Comets Are Currently Visible Upcoming Eclipses Explore Astronomy, Comets, Eclipses, Meteors, Impact Hazards, and Much More: Astrolinks Page Links to Fantastic Sites including Original Space Art by Michele E. Fusco. Links to the Universe Searching for Clear Skies? From Anywhere in the World?

82. Astronomy Picture Of The Day Archive Globular Cluster M2 2001 June 10 Giant Cluster Bends, Breaks images 2001 June 09 18 HD 82943 Planet Swallower 2001 May 17 Solar Neutrino astronomy 2001 May http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/archivepix.html

Astronomy Picture of the Day Archive Index Search Today's Picture 2004 June 06: Mercury Spotting 2004 June 05: Apollo 17 s Lunar Rover 2004 June 04: Sedna at Noon 2004 June 03: Cosmic Construction Zone RCW 49 2004 June 02: The Colorful Clouds of Rho Ophiuchi 2004 June 01: The Supergalactic Wind from Starburst Galaxy M82 2004 May 31: 24 Million Kilometers to Saturn 2004 May 30: Astronaut at Work 2004 May 29: Cone Nebula Close Up 2004 May 28: A Manhattan Sunset 2004 May 27: Two Comets in Southern Skies 2004 May 26: At the Summit of Olympus Mons 2004 May 25: Moon Between the Stones 2004 May 24: Planets Over Easter Island 2004 May 23: Working in Space 2004 May 22: X-Rays From Tycho's Supernova Remnant 2004 May 21: Phases of Venus 2004 May 20: Sharpless 140 2004 May 19: Brain Crater on Mars 2004 May 18: Comet NEAT (Q4) Over Indian Cove 2004 May 17: NGC 3372: The Great Nebula in Carina 2004 May 16: Venus: Earth's Cloudy Twin 2004 May 15: Arp 188 and the Tadpole's Tidal Tail 2004 May 14: Zubenelgenubi and Friends 2004 May 13: Rungs of the Red Rectangle 2004 May 12: The Tails of Comet NEAT Q4 2004 May 11: M13: The Great Globular Cluster in Hercules 2004 May 10: Endurance Crater on Mars 2004 May 09: Antares and Rho Ophiuchi 2004 May 08: Good Morning Sydney 2004 May 07: Look West for a NEAT Comet 2004 May 06: A Lunar Eclipse Mosaic 2004 May 05: NGC 6302: Big Bright Bug Nebula 2004 May 04: Missoula Crater on Mars 2004 May 03: Comets Bradfield and LINEAR Rising 2004 May 02: Io in True Color 2004 May 01: A Western Sky at Twilight 2004 April 30:

83. PAT BAKER'S ASTRONOMY CENTRAL HUBBLE UNIVERSE SOLAR SYSTEM AMATEUR Explores astronomy, the universe, the Hubble telescope, the solar system, and astronomy history. Offers news, images, articles, and links. http://my.execpc.com/~dep33/

PAT BAKER'S ASTRONOMY CENTRAL zz Particle Physics Origin of the Universe, Amateur Astronomy, Telescopes, Galaxies, Comets, Famous Astronomers, History Of Astronomy, Extrasolar Planets, etc,etc via 21 Indexed Categories Plus Over 100 Links Z Compiled By: Shields P. Baker Added Particle Physics Page 12/10/02 Removed Inactive Sites, 10/06/02 YOU ARE VISITOR # SINCE MAY 6, 1998 SUBJECT DIRECTORY, 21 SELECTION CATEGORIES +100 SITES SCROLL DOWN A PHILOSOPHICAL VIEW OF THE UNIVERSE (IT'S ORIGIN, STRUCTURE AND DESTINY) NEW PARTICLE PHYSICS HUBBLE TELESCOPE GALAXIES SOLAR SYSTEM z AMATEUR ASTRONOMY TELESCOPES COMETS GENER AL ... CLICK HERE TO SEND ME EMAIL Z DEDICATION REFERENCE BOOKS CREDITS RETURN FROM SUBJECT SECTIONS VIA "BACK" OR MENU AT END OF SECTION Z Z THIS WEB SITE IS DEDICATED TO ALL THE SCIENTISTS, ASTRONOMERS,ENGINEERS AND PROGRAMMERS WHO ARE MAKING IT POSSIBLE FOR US TO GO ALMOST TO THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE AND THE BEGINNING OF TIME. Among these men were Hipparchus,Copernicus,Galileo,Kepler,Maxwell, Newton, Hertz, Einstein, Hubble, Hawking and many others who were mental giants, beside whom I feel extremely humble. The sites on this webpage will enable you take advantage of the work of all these great men. I take no credit whatsoever for the content of these sites.

84. APOD Index - Galaxies: Milky Way NASA's astronomy Picture of the Day index to Milky Way images. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/lib/milky_way.html

Astronomy Picture of the Day Index - Galaxies: Milky Way Archive Index Search Glossary ... Sagittarius and the Central Milky Way This index contains previous Astronomy Pictures of the Day (TM) sorted by subject and is updated monthly. Therefore, only APODs occurring before the beginning of this month are currently indexed. The chronological archive is completely current. Robert Nemiroff GMU Jerry Bonnell USRA NASA Technical Rep.: Sherri Calvo . Specific rights apply. A service of: LHEA at NASA GSFC

85. Fractals Provides images, quotes and information on the different types of fractals. http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/~pbourke/fractals/

F r a c t a l s , C h a o s Index Geometry Formats Curves Surfaces Polyhedra Fractals, Chaos Projection Stereographics Rendering Radiance PovRay OpenGL Modelling Terrain Colour Textures Other Data Formats Analysis Fun Puzzles Old Stuff Papers POVRay Fractal Raytracing Contest Fractal Dimension Calculator - FDC Box counting software for the Macintosh and Linux. Ruler or Compass Dimension Multifractal spectrum Lacunarity Recurrence plots ... Rendering Wada-type basins of attraction Here's a party trick for over Christmas. Get 4 large shiny Christmas balls, some coloured wrapping paper, some lights from the Christmas tree, and you have you own fractal laboratory to amuse yourself with over the festive season. Self similarity Examples of self similarity in fractals with examples from mathematics and photos of the physical world. I wonder whether fractal images are not touching the very structure of our brains. Is there a clue in the infinitely regressing character of such images that illuminates our perception of art? Could it be that a fractal image is of such extraordinary richness, that it is bound to resonate with our neuronal circuits and stimulate the pleasure I infer we all feel? P. W. Atkins

86. Astronomical Images Of Ralph Pass Ralph Pass astronomy Home Page. NEW! My 15 most recent images are accessed below. All images are accessible by their type. Note http://rppass.com/

Ralph Pass' Astronomy Home Page NEW! My 15 most recent images are accessed below. All images are accessible by their type. Note that non-Messier Nebula are under the nebula item. What to do with 100 minutes and a Meade Color CCD. Click here to see what I did! Recent Images Last updated: 2003-12-28 Messier Objects Last updated: 2003-04-28 NGC, IC, Abell Objects Last updated: 2003-12-28 Comets Last updated: 2003-12-28 Solar System Objects Last updated: 2003-02-10 My 'Observatory' Details Eclipse Images from February 26, 1998 PDF file describing the mathematics behind two star polar alignment Some of my favorite bookmarks: Astronomy Picture of the day Sky and Telescope LX200 Information Page by Doc Greiner MAPUG (Meade Advanced Product User Group) Information ... E-mail me I am always happy to hear your comments or questions Last updated: December 28, 2003

87. AccuWeather.com - LUTZ, FL Local Weather Forecast Fifteen day and hourly forecasts, current conditions, radar and satellite images, averages and records, and astronomy information. http://www.accuweather.com/adcbin/local_index?thisZip=33549&btnZip=Go&na

88. AccuWeather.com - Local City Forecast Selection Fifteen day and hourly forecasts, current conditions, radar and satellite images, averages and records, and astronomy information. http://www.accuweather.com/adcbin/local_index?nav=home&thisZip=32181

89. Ron Wodaski's Astro Pages Information about CCD imaging including tutorials, equipment reviews, and solar, lunar, planetary, galactic and other images. http://www.newastro.com/wodaski/

Ron Wodaski's Astronomy Stuff The New Astronomy : How to Capture the Stars with a CCD Camera in Your Own Back Yard. The CCD camera is revolutionizing astrophotography. My new book tells you how to take and process great images with a CCD camera. Please visit the book's web site to see a complete outline and a sample chapter. CCD Images First Light, ST-7E Moon photos Solar, Planetary images Color images ... Other favorites Reviews Vixen GP-DX mount with SkySensor 2000 PC Celestron Fastar system JMI NGT-6 Hutech IDAS light pollution suppression filter ... SBIG ST-8I CCD Camera Tutorials A new way to process comet images Removing linear gradients from CCD images Invert and multiply in Photoshop Revealing hidden data in images of globular clusters ... Using a 6" Achromat for CCD imaging Miscellaneous CCD Camera Calculator Adjust monitor gamma AP 600 Modifications JMI encoders for NJP mount ... Personal links Stuff for sale Resume Bibliography Equipment Scope #1: Takahashi FCT-150.

90. Astronomical Society Of The Pacific Visit our Resource Center to access the latest books of note in astronomy and a wealth of popular links for images, clubs, planetaria, and professionals. http://www.astrosociety.org/

2004 ASP Award Winners Announced The ASP is pleased to announce the 2004 Award Recipients including recipient of the Catherine Wolfe Bruce Gold Medal, Dr. Chushiro Hayashi for a lifetime achievement in astronomy. Read more about Dr. Hayashi and all of our award recipients. Summer Events at the ASP Register now for the ASP's Annual Awards Banquet and the ASP's 116th Annual Meeting, July 20-24 Register by June 15th to receive the early bird fee for Astrocon 2004. The ASP's annual meeting Register today! The ASP's Annual Awards Banquet will also be held at Astrocon on July 23rd. Our 2004 award winners have just been announced. Join us for a 3-day hands-on symposium, July 16-18 It's not too late to register! Join us July 16-18 at Tufts University near Boston for a national symposium on teaching astronomy for non-science majors. Features include plenary lectures, panel discussions, hands-on workshops, and poster papers. Registration is now open.

91. Astro Gallery User contributed images of deep sky, solar system, and astronomyrelated. http://astrolink.mclink.it/intl/astrog.htm

Astro Gallery This page need the contribute of everyone who can supply images. If you are interested in the project you can contact Stefano Iacus We accept all digital formats for images. Subjects can be: Deep Sky Solar System Sky with elements of terrestial landascape Sundials ... List of the new images Among all the images you send, we select periodically one to be the Astro Gallery cover. PLEASE NOTE each author is responsible for the images he sends and guarantees for originality and property. We decline all the responsability. Number of access to this page from September 6 1995: 50,473. Go to Astro-link HomePage.

92. On Line Planetarium For The 916 images of our solar system, the history of astronomy, news, and what to look for in our sky. http://geocities.com/sblokl

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93. The UTR-2 Catalogue Provides a low frequency sky survey of discrete sources obtained in the Institute of Radio astronomy of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences. images from the UTR2 radio telescope at a number of the low frequencies used in contemporary radio astronomy within the range from 10 to 25 MHz. http://www.ira.kharkov.ua/UTR2/

The UTR-2 catalogue of radio sources is now available on-line! To download the catalogue, click here The very-low frequency sky survey of discrete sources has been obtained in the Institute of Radio Astronomy of the Ukrainian National Academy of Sciences (Kharkov, Ukraine) with the UTR-2 radio telescope at a number of the lowest frequencies used in contemporary radio astronomy within the range from 10 to 25 MHz. The UTR-2 (Ukrainian T-shape Radiotelescope) is the largest in the world array operated at decametric wavelength, which is located near Grakovo village, about 80 km from Kharkov; north-east Ukraine. The collective area of the UTR-2 is 150000 sq.m., and the resolution is about 40'x40' at the middle frequency 16.7 MHz. The UTR-2 survey one can found in the following papers: Braude S.Ya., Megn A.V., Rashkovski S.L., Ryabov B.P., Sharykin N.K., Sokolov K.P., Tkatchenko A.P., Zhouck I.N., 1978, Astrophys. Space Science, 54, 37. Braude S.Ya., Megn A.V., Sokolov K.P., Tkatchenko A.P., Sharykin N.K., 1979, Astrophys. Space Science, 64, 73. Braude S.Ya., Miroshnichenko A.P., Sokolov K.P., Sharykin N.K., 1981, Astrophys. Space Science, 74, 409.

94. Space Views: Images Of The Cosmos By Alan Boyle MSNBC. We are living in the midst of a revolution in astronomy, with unprecedented images of the cosmos sent back from outer space. http://www.msnbc.com/news/338343.asp

By Alan Boyle MSNBC The Galileo spacecraft The spacecraft also has sent back surprising glimpses of Io, a violent world pockmarked by erupting volcanoes. The $1.5 billion Chandra X-ray Observatory Click here for more on X-ray astronomy and Chandra. Mars has been studied for more than 20 years by space probes including Viking landers and orbiters, the Hubble Space Telescope, Mars Pathfinder and Global Surveyor. Could life have developed on Mars billions of years ago? Might microbial life still exist in underground aquifers or beneath polar caps? Such questions will be the focus of future missions. Click on the logo at left to see the greatest hits from Mars so far. Click here for more on the search for life on Mars. Click on the logo at left to see and hear a multimedia presentation on the moon program and its legacy, presented by noted space photojournalist Roger Ressmeyer. Click here for more on Apollo 11's aftermath. More from the cosmos Advertisement Quick Gifts Books Flowers Software Hardware More . . .

95. Ashraf Ahmed SHAKER, Home-Page A astronomy researcher provides information about himself, images of Egypt and Islamic links. http://oacosf.na.astro.it/ashraf/shaker.html

Welcome To My Home Page Ashraf Ahmed SHAKER Napoli 9 Feb. 1997 My Background Since my birthday (18-7-1968) , I live in a big city called Helwan, which is a part from the capital of Egypt Cairo (nearly 30 Km.south Cairo center). ( May 1990)B.Sc. in Astronomy from Astronomy Dept.-Faculty of Science - Cairo University (October 1990 - November 1991) Military service. In March 1992, I got my permanent position at Galaxies Lab.- Astronomy Dept. - National Research Institute of Astronomy and Geophysics(NRIAG),Helwan- Cairo Egypt as assistant researcher ,including the work at Kottamia 74 inch telescope,which is a part from NRIAG Institute. October 1992, M.Sc. Astronomy Courses from Astronomy Dept.- Faculty of Science - Cairo University May 1995 M.Sc. Thesis at Cairo Univ. titled " Warps in Galaxies". In May 1995, I got my permanent position at NRIAG as lecture assistant. Since October 1995, Ph.D. Student at Astronomy Dept.- Cairo Univ. , my Ph.D. thesis titled " The Physical Properties of Early Type Interacting Galaxies". Since June 1996 Ph.D. fellowship at

96. Video Astronomy Solar, lunar and planetary video astrophotography images along with an extensive links page and some howto instructions on video astronomy. http://www.lafterhall.com/astro.html

video capture astrophotography, video astronomy, stellacam EX, Jim Ferreira New Deep Sky video imaging with AVA StellaCam II Deep Sky video imaging with AVA StellaCam EX Side by side comparison of frame integrating video cameras using Sony HAD EXview CCD and standard HAD CCD Article: Surveillance cameras for video astronomy LAST QUARTER REVIEW ARTICLE: "SURVEILLANCE CAMERAS FOR VIDEO ASTRONOMY" Planetary images with Supercircuits' low light video surveillance camera head, the PC164C, which uses a very sensitive Sony Super HAD EXview CCD video chip. The extreme sensitivity of the camera, rated at 0.0003 lux, allows the use of larger image scale when imaging the planets resulting in higher resolution images. A 25cm Newtonian @ f/30 was used to image Saturn and a 15cm Maksutov-Cassegrain at f/50 for Jupiter. VIDEO CAPTURE ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY Saturn reappearing from behind the moon on September 10, 2001 15cm Maksutov-Cassegrain @ f/20 Astrovid 2000 As seeing conditions at my suburban home in Livermore, California are always turbulent I have adopted the use of video for my astrophotography. From the very first images made back in 1999, I was producing results several orders of magnitude better than the best film photos I had ever taken of the moon and planets through a scope. All of the images on this web site were made from video, either with an Astrovid 2000 video, a StellaCam EX or Supercircuits' PC23C, PC33C or PC164C video surveillance cameras using a 25cm f/6 Newtonian or 15cm f/10 Maksutov-Cassegrain. Prime focus, Barlow projection or eyepiece projection were utilized to vary image scale (magnification). Video was recorded to a Hi8 camcorder and individual frames were captured to computer with a Snappy frame grabber, or, video frames were captured directly to computer with a PixelSmart 512-8 frame grabber. Image processing with RegiStax and Adobe Photo Shop. All imaging was done from my suburban driveway in Livermore CA.

97. Steve Crouch's Astronomy Page CCD ASTRONOMICAL images FROM CANBERRA. Welcome! My name is Steve Crouch and I live in Canberra in the Australian Capital territory. http://www.pcug.org.au/~stevec/

CCD ASTRONOMICAL IMAGES FROM CANBERRA Welcome! My name is Steve Crouch and I live in Canberra in the Australian Capital territory. Click here to see my geographical location. Canberra is a city of about 300,000 and the skies are reasonably good at my outer suburban location. I have been involved in astronomy since the sixties and currently own a C14, C8 and a Meade ETX. My biggest interest is astrophotography - until 1994 with film, since then with various CCD cameras as detailed below: ST-10XME. Used for deep sky imaging between F6 and F11. The CCD has 2184 x 1472 6.8 micron pixels and is usually binned 2x2 for the C14. ST-9E. Used for deep sky imaging between F6 and F11. The CCD has 512 x 512 20 micron pixels. ST-5C. This is SBIG's entry level camera with 320 x 240 10 micron pixels and I use it for lunar and planetary imaging. I previously used a ST-6 and there are still some ST-6 shots on this site. The ST-6 was retired in 2001 after seven years of excellent service. For deep-sky imaging, I have used various focal reducers which give effective focal ratios on the C14 from about F6.2 to F7.4.

98. Astronomical Images Of Galaxies - Astronomy Pictures astronomy pictures with many images of spiral and elliptical galaxies, nebulae and planets. http://bioch.szote.u-szeged.hu/astrojan/galaxies.htm

Astrojan Astronomical Picture Collection Deep Sky Astronomy Pictures Celestial Bodies Galaxies Astronomical Images Nebulae Solar System Planets Gravity. Is it really a pulling force? Not. Document for Identification of Astronomical Images on this page Maps Text Sources This Astronomy page accessed times since 13 May 1998. Last modified: 26 May 2004. Constellations Write into my Guestbook! janos@biochem.szote.u-szeged.hu Search in 9 engine: More Images Astronomical Galactic Nebulae Galaxy Astro Imagenes Espace Immagini Les Espaces Cosmiques Galassie Imagens Galaxie Spirale Image Globular Clusters Cuadros Cosmos Bilde Sterne Bilder Estrellas Star Pictures Stars Galaxies Galactic Photos Galaxien Bilde Galaxy Pictures Astronomy. Spirale Space Picture Cosmos Image Sterne Bilder Estrelas. Stars Photo Heaven Galaxien Astronomy Photos Astronomical Open Clusters Imagenes Galaxias Imagens Immagini L'Espace Astronomy Images Espaces Cosmiques Galaxie Image Galassie Photos Galaxias. Celestial Bodies Foto Astronomical Pictures Galactic Photo Galaxy Fotos Spirale Image. Cuadros Cosmos Photos Sterne Bilde, Bilder Estrellas Deep Astronomical Space Images Astronomy Pictures Estrelas. Star Picture Stars Galaxien Heaven Body Photo Globular Kuva and Open Clusters Imagenes Galaxias Imagens Astronomy. Espaces Immagini Cosmiques Astronomical Galassie. AstrojaN Galaxie Foto

99. Buy Hubble Photo Images NASA Framed Astronomy Photos And Pictures Prints Picture astronomy Photos from the Hubble Space Telescope, Hubble, NASA, ESO, Chandra, Gemini and Apollo mission archives. images of space, earth, planets, stars http://www.skyimagelab.com/

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100. ProfMro Links to images of comets, NGC objects and planets plus information on telescopes and links to various astronomyrelated areas. http://members.aol.com/drx1643/Mt.html

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