21. Flying-saucer.net Online javascript version of the classic arcade game asteroids. http://www.flying-saucer.net/

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22. 0Catch Asteroids Game Hosted At. http//www.0catch.com. Click Here For Game Instructions http://www.0catch.com/games/asteroids

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23. Jacob Schwartz, Ph. D. -- ASTEROIDS The Holistic Balance. Perspectives and asteroids in the New World of Astrology. Click here for a listing of named asteroids, as of DECEMBER 2002. http://www.asteroids.com/

(connecting the cosmos to earthly experience) Order Asteroids' Products Contact Jacob Home Cosmic Portrait for Islam ... Order Products and Services (that require chart data) Order Products and Services (that DO NOT require chart data) Articles by Jacob Hot Asteroid Stories Cosmic Portrait for Islam White House NATO McVeigh ... HealthBann Plus Banner Exchange Member The new revised Asteroid Name Encyclopedia will be available soon! Flash! A Cosmic Portrait for Islam: The First Recitation of Muhammad, and the Present Crisis [about 12,150 words plus an 1100 word appendix] Jacob Schwartz, PhD Abram and Sarai were childless and likely to remain so. He was 85, she 76.. Then God, so the story goes, summoned Abram out of his tent one night. "Look now towards heaven, and count the stars." As Abram gazed up, the voice said "So shall thy seed be." The middle eastern sky at night was clear, with occasional smoke from campfires but few clouds. The sky Abram saw was filled with millions of visible stars. In Arabic their names would be Ibrahim and Sara. Click here to continue Welcome. Please enjoy the article on Princess Diana and her asteroids, including the asteroid escorts on her final ride

24. Chiron And Friends (Centaurs, Asteroids, Exoplanets) Chiron and other Centaurs (Pholus, Nessus) in astrology, astronomy and mythology. Information on asteroids, minor planets and exoplanets by Zane Stein. http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7969/chiron.htm

© by Zane B. Stein kai -ron ] Chiron's Symbol (has many faces) Chiron is a major key to understanding, not only our solar system (in astronomy), but healing and wholemaking (in astrology.) It was discovered in 1977, and was so different from anything else ever found that a whole new category had to be invented for it. When Chiron was discovered to have company, in the early 1990's, this new category was given a name: The Centaurs. And these other bodies, too, are proving of major significance. First to be discovered was the body they named PHOLUS, next came NESSUS, ASBOLUS, CHARIKLO and HYLONOME. There are several more that have not as yet been named. I do not think that we can get a complete picture of who we are, or how to heal, unless we include these bodies as well. My name is Zane B. Stein, and I began studying Chiron only weeks after its discovery. These are my pages dedicated to Chiron and Friends. I hope that they open doors for you, the way Chiron has for me. CLICK THE DOORWAY TO ENTER CHIRON AND FRIENDS This wonderful Centaur was designed by the fantastic creative talents of my friend Alice Loftin, aka Aliki.

25. Astro Asteroids Game Instructions Space bar = shoot J L = rotate K = thrust Z = shield Mouse = pause. Source. Author Ben Sigelman. http://members.aol.com/shadows125/aster.htm

Game Instructions: Source Author: Ben Sigelman

26. Flashteroids - By Adrian Rowbotham Online Flash game based on the concept of the arcade classic asteroids. Collect all the flashing targets that appear in sequence, in as little time as possible. Offers three difficulty levels. http://www.flashteroids.com/

Download the Flashteroids desktop wallpaper! Screen Shots: Flashteroids Version 1.2 . This is the second fully featured release, complete with "arcade" mode and an online hall of fame. Once in the game, you'll find a feedback page, so please send any comments or ideas you have for future versions. Inspiration - Many thanks to James Shaughnessy, creator of Gravitation (Playstation) for the inspiration behind this game. How to play You control your ship using the arrow keys on your keyboard. Use up or down to thrust, left to rotate anti-clockwise and right to rotate clockwise. Press control to fire. The objective of each level is to hit seven targets that appear in sequence, without colliding with any of the scenery, in as little time possible. The hard levels feature anti-aircraft guns and missile launchers just to make it a bit more taxing. If you run low on fuel, you can land back at your base to re-fuel. Whilst on the base you have a shield to protect you from any incoming fire. System Requirements and Troubleshooting To play Flashteroids , you need macromedia flash player (version 5 or later) installed in your web browser. This comes pre-installed on many computers so it's likely that you already have it. Flashteroids will tell you if you don't. If you need to install flash player

27. Asteroids: Zoom Astronomy Click here.). Zoom Astronomy asteroids. asteroids, asteroids A few asteroids approach the Sun more closely. None of the asteroids have atmospheres. http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/asteroids/

Become a member of Enchanted Learning. Click here for more information on site membership. $20.00/year or other amount (directly by Credit Card $20.00/year (transaction via PayPal Other Amount (transaction via PayPal As a thank-you bonus, site members have access to a banner-ad-free version of the site, with print-friendly pages. (Already a member? Click here. Zoom Astronomy ASTEROIDS Introduction Near-Earth Asteroids (NEA) Asteroids and Dinosaurs ... Web Links Asteroids ASTEROIDS Asteroid 253 Mathilde, a Near-Earth Asteroid photographed by NASA's NEAR (Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous) mission in June 1997. Mathilde is about 60 km in diameter and orbits in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. Asteroids are rocky or metallic objects, most of which orbit the Sun in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter . A few asteroids approach the Sun more closely. None of the asteroids have atmospheres. Asteroids are also known as planetoids or minor planets. THE ASTEROID BELT The asteroid belt is a doughnut-shaped concentration of asteroids orbiting the Sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter, closer to the orbit of Mars. Most asteroids orbit from between 186 million to 370 million miles (300 million to 600 million km or 2 to 4 AU) from the Sun. The asteroids in the asteroid belt have a slightly elliptical orbit. The time for one revolution around the Sun varies from about three to six Earth years. The strong gravitational force of the planet Jupiter shepherds the asteroid belt, pulling the asteroids away from the Sun, keeping them from careening into the inner planets.

28. Howstuffworks "How Asteroids Work" Illustrated description of the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR) spacecraft. http://www.howstuffworks.com/asteroid.htm

ComputerStuff AutoStuff ElectronicsStuff ScienceStuff ... PeopleStuff Top Subjects Car Engines Lock Picking Nuclear Bombs Tattoos ... Gas Turbine Engines Sponsored By: Categories Earth Science Engineering Life Science Military ... Browse the Science Library Explore Stuff Lidrock.com Big List of Articles Get the Newsletter Shop or Compare Prices ... Search HSW and the Web Search Google Main Science Space How Asteroids Work by Craig C. Freudenrich, Ph.D. Table of Contents Introduction to How Asteroids Work What is an Asteroid? Project NEAR NEAR Lands on Eros Lots More Information Shop or Compare Prices Credit NASA with another milestone in space exploration: On February 12, 2001, a spacecraft landed on the surface of an asteroid for the first time in history. After a year spent orbiting the asteroid 433 Eros, the Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous (NEAR) spacecraft made a controlled descent to the surface. But what exactly is an asteroid? And what was the NEAR Shoemaker mission about? Photo courtesy NASA/JHUAPL NEAR descends to the surface of 433 Eros. In this edition of HowStuffWorks , we will examine these tiny bodies of our solar system and the successful mission to study them.

29. The Solar Space Station - Facts, Information And Pictures About The Solar System Facts, descriptions and pictures, with sections about the Sun, the planets and meteors and asteroids. http://www.solarspace.co.uk/

Site Navigator Main Page Contact Me About Me News ... The Moon Other Resources Poster Store Multimedia Other Pictures Links ... astronomylinks.com This website is intended for anyone who wants to know anything about the Solar System. You can press Ctrl + D to bookmark this site (handy for checking the latest space news). Looking for stuff about the International Space Station? Click Here Space science news International Space Station Looking for facts, photos or general information about the International Space Station? Look no further! New Space Poster Store Today, give yourself a present of an amazing view of space - Transform your wall with a breathtaking stellar landscape... For the very best collection of space posters at the best prices take a look at our new poster store - 'The Solar Space Store' Before you go, please SIGN MY GUESTBOOK! Come on - even if you don't know me, it's easy! Sign my Guestbook. View my Guestbook. To view older news, go to our archive All photos courtesy of NASA/JPL unless stated otherwise NOTE - If your computer is set to 640x480 resolution, change it immediately! This site (and others) will not look good. This site is best viewed at 1024x768 although its ok in 800x600 as well.

30. Asteroids Game Grey Olltwit s Freeware Games. Grey Olltwit s asteroids Game. To play the game is fine). Vitalize. Click Here to play asteroids. In the http://www.adders.org/freeware/asteroid.html

Grey Olltwit's Freeware - Games Grey Olltwit's Asteroids Game Click Here to play Asteroids In the game use the Arrow keys on your keyboard to move up, down, left and right plus SHIFT =Fire, R =New Game Get in the High Score Table Below (Online or Offline version) HIGH SCORE TABLE Brian Sheil - Ireland - 50,000 (Shows it is possible to break through the 30,000 barrier - G.O.) Jason Cameron - Canada - 49,759 Doug Michel - St. Louis Mo - 49,700 Michael Schmidt - 48,550 Sandro - Italy - 30,000 Igor Stevanovic - Serbia - 30,000 Fred - 29,950 Tom Black - 25,450 Matthew Brown - 23,000 Demetrius - 22,450 Kiliana - Tucson, AZ - 19,700 Justin - Texas, USA - 19,638 Stephenie Thrine - 18,350 Roman - USA - 18,000 Kerry - 15,550 Anders Bruce - 14,750 RA leading the way - 12,950 TJ - Idaho - 12,100 Rory Peters - 10,350 Shawn Frank - 10,000 George Dando - 9,550 Ian - Stettler, Alberta, Canada - 9,050 Daniel The YoMan - Germany - 8,950 Ugur - Turkey - 8,750 Mike Jakson - 7,900 Giulia - 7,700 Sean - 7,500 James Ash - 7,500 D.J - Ontario, Canada - 7,350 Steven Burn - UK - 7,200

31. TerraMortis :: Gateway To The End Of The World News blog covering possible doomsdays due to disease, nuclear mishap, earthquakes, asteroids, global warming, poleshifts, nuclear war and supernovae. http://terramortis.com/

@import url("themes/PostNukeBlue/style/style.css"); Jun 07, 2004 - 07:08 AM TerraMortis Menu Home My Account Administration Logout ... Web Links Who's Online We have 3 guests and members online You are an anonymous user. You can register for free by clicking here Welcome to TerraMortis This is where you can find the most informative links, and very latest news, on anything related to the potential demise of our planet or the human species Galactic Wrecking Ball from: Robert Bast ... Sunday, June 06, 2004 "A meteorite the size of Mt. Everest plummeted into the Earth with such force nearly 2 billion years ago that it caused part of the Earth's crust to flip inside out..." "The meteorite landed in Sudbury, Ontario, 1.8 billion years ago, leaving a crater approximately 155 miles wide and causing the Earth's upper crust in that area to be buried under several kilometers of melted debris from the lower crust, said the researchers. The meteorite was traveling at over 89,000 mph when it hit, they estimated. " More...

32. Coin-Op Museum: Asteroids CoinOp Museum, the No Name Coin Op Museum, presents asteroids as part of the Internet s premier resource covering mechanical arcade machines from 1840 through http://www.klov.com/A/Asteroids.html

Asteroids Our Sponsors Can Help You Set Up Your Ultimate Gameroom or Media Center: Games Pool Tables Ping Pong Tables Jukeboxes Pinball Machines ... Foosball Gameroom Popcorn Machines Vending Machines Gameroom Darts ... Neon Signs Media Center Tivo Plasma TV Flat Screens Home Theaters ... Music Downloads Manufacturer: Atari Year: Class: Wide Release Genre: Space Type: Videogame Monitor: Orientation: Horizontal Type: Vector CRT: Black and White 19-inch Electrohome G05-802/805 Conversion Class: unique Number of Simultaneous Players: 1 Maximum number of Players: 2 Gameplay: Alternating Control Panel Layout: Single Player Controls: Buttons: Rotational (left, right) Buttons: 3 Sound: Unamplified Mono (requires one-channel amp) Click here to contribute another image. View 3-D Model QuickTime (TM) View Control Panel Image View PCB Image WWW: http://www.gamearchive.com/video/manufacturer/atari/vector/html/asteroids.html Description Your space craft is dangerously situated among fast moving asteroids in an asteroid belt that can destroy your ship on contact. Armed with a front mounted weapon and the ability to hyperspace, you fly through the debris, destroying each rock one piece at a time. Alien saucers visit the playfield from time to time with an eye towards destroying your ship! Cabinet Information The first Asteroids cabinets used a different coin-door. The quarters were placed through one of two round openings (large enough for the quarter to fit through). The quarter is placed flat against a wall just inside the opening and released. The quarter drops down for a credit. The display showing the cost of a credit is labeled between the two coin openings. The lettering describing the game play is also in yellow (instead of white) on the monitor overlay. The picture of the

33. A Backyard Astronomer For beginning backyard astronomers, listing planetary positions, comets, asteroids, meteor showers, tips lots of links. http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hall/7536/index.html

Backyard Astronomy formerly Barbara's Backyard Astronomy Page What a great start to the new year! Wonderful pictures of Mars coming from our rovers, Saturn well placed and looking good, a never before seen comet bright enough for large binoculars and small scopes, high in the west after sunset. And the sky is coming up galaxies! As you look toward the north at Ursa Major and farther east to Leo, ponder the mysteries of life, and know that you are looking outward from our home galaxy into the great expanse. You are looking at other vast islands of swirling stars in the darkness of space, they are where other worlds abide, perhaps with life like us, but so very far away. Let your eyes fully dark adapt and aim your scope carefully with the use of a good map, . . .Steady, go slowly, sweep the area, and you too will see these fascinating and oh so varied objects. Don't just look at the galaxy in the eyepiece, shrug and say "It looked just like the last one!". Because it didn't. Use a large dark bath towel over your head or pull your hood forward and up around the eyepiece, sealing out stray light. Study the object, does it seem uneven or misshapen, are there any bright spots in it? Can you see any others in the field of view? Don't just look at it really see it . Draw what you see, you will be amazed at the detail you can perceive while trying to draw a faint object.

34. Asteroids And Us and global damage. You could say it s pretty amazing that 1998 turned out to be a boom year for asteroids. Unlike planets, these http://whyfiles.org/074asteroid/

Coming soon the ultimate extinction machines? 4 NOV 1998 Credit the blasted-from-space movies Deep Impact and Armageddon. Or blame the one-day scare from March, 1998, when headlines warned that a beefy asteroid could zoom within 30,000 kilometers of Earth or even sledgehammer our tender green planet in 2028. Within a day, egg-bespattered astronomers used 1990 data to issue a revised estimate. It's safe to say that the asteroid will miss us by a good 600,000 kilometers about twice the distance of the moon. Still, the confluence of events has put The Why Files in an asteroidal frame of mind. Nobody knows the destruction that would result from a collision with one of these sub-planetary objects, but the evidence points to sudden, catastrophic and global damage. You could say it's pretty amazing that 1998 turned out to be a boom year for asteroids. Unlike planets, these misshapen agglomerations of rock and debris are not named for ancient gods. Instead they must answer to clunky handles like "1997 YF11" or "1998 ML14"). Asteroids are also far punier than planets: Ceres, the largest, is about 1,000 kilometers in diameter, but most are under a kilometer across. Most asteroids orbit between Mars and Jupiter, crashing into each other in a silent version of 3-D bumper cars that slowly grinds them to bits.

35. The Jet Propulsion Lab Students' Resource Page - Laugh And Learn These pages are a resource for finding all the current information from NASA about our solar system,the other planets, comets, asteroids, and moons. http://www.jpl.nasa.gov/kids/kids_index.html

36. Asteroids On The Attack! The Why Files is starting to fret about asteroids, comets and other junk from space. We know asteroids and comets can wreak havoc when they strike Earth. http://whyfiles.org/106asteroid/

NEAR (above, far right) took this photo of the asteroid Eros (right), showing that you needn't be big to get whacked by debris in space. If a big asteroid smacks Earth, take shelter immediately... See the 92K NEAR satellite QuickTime movie. Courtesy of NEAR/NASA. Colossal cataclysm facing the asteroid threat Scene from Armageddon 2 Mar 2000 The Near Earth Asteroid Rendezvous satellite has settled into orbit around the 21-mile long asteroid Eros for a year of observation. The American Museum of Natural History is in court, trying to keep possession of a large meteorite claimed by an Oregon Indian group. The Why Files is starting to fret about asteroids, comets and other junk from space. We know asteroids and comets can wreak havoc when they strike Earth. Think of it as yesteryear's science fiction and today's science fact. According to a presentation at a national scientific meeting, asteroid impacts over the past 10,000 years had a hand in shaping the climate and the nature of civilization itself. The alarm over asteroids has even reached the tabloids. "The end of the world?" bellowed the cover of the Weekly World News (see "A Message from God" in the

37. United Press International: Finding Menacing Asteroids Is A First Step Article on a meeting of space experts regarding finding and destroying a potential threat from an asteroid. http://www.upi.com/view.cfm?StoryID=20040224-051301-2274r

38. Free Online Games Offers a selection of arcade games that includes Pong, asteroids, and Pac Man. Requires the Vitalize plugin. http://www.freeonlinegames.co.uk/

39. Crazy Bone - Online Fun, Games And Jokes For Kids Of All Ages! http://www.crazybone.com/asteroids/

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40. Sky Charts, Free Astronomy Software , Celestial Atlas Freeware allowing one to draw charts according to the data of 15 catalogs of stars and nebulae, as well as the position of planets, asteroids, and comets. Available in English and is translated in 8 other languages. http://www.stargazing.net/astropc/

AstroPC Home Sky Charts Home Documentation Examples ... Images Cartes du Ciel Sky Charts Home QuickCam Variables Stars Images ... Links Czech Version Greek Version Spanish Version Sponsored by Stargazing Network Cetus Technology Inc. Astrosurf FUNET Best from 640x480 to 1280x1024 Free program to draw sky charts For use with Windows 95/98/NT/2000/XP Complete Program Documentation Examples Screen shot Download. It is FREE ! ... Support Read the Rod Mollise review of this software in the January-February 2002 issue of Skywatch News : January 4 2004 New version of TLE-downloader by Christopher Welfare give you more power to update the artificial satellites elements. December 18 2003 New Czech web page November 13 2003 Update of the Czech translation. New translation in Japanese. September 21 2003 Two correction related to the artificial satellites and the use of certain catalog are now available to the Download page June 1st 2003 Two contribution by Jim Cornmell are available from the Source Page.

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