141. Astronomy And Binoculars For The Amateur Astronomers Astronomy and Telescopes for the amateur Astronomer. telescopesdirect.comLondon, 47 Dorset Street, W1U 7ND, 020 7935 2580. Nottingham http://www.widescreen-centre.co.uk/teledirect/binocular.html

Astronomy and Telescopes for the Amateur Astronomer telescopes-direct.com London 47 Dorset Street, W1U 7ND, 020 7935 2580 Nottingham 18 Lady Bay Road, West Bridgford, NG2 5BJ, 01159 455459 Do Not Ignore Binoculars - SEE SPECIAL OFFER BELOW! To most people, looking at the stars always brings visions of standing in an observatory looking through a telescope. When it comes to looking at the stars themselves everyone wants a telescope. Overlooking a very useful observing tool. A pair of binoculars. If you have never before studied the stars above, it may be a good idea to start with something simple like a pair of good binoculars. You really will be amazed at how much more you can see with just these, and they are not difficult to learn how to use. A telescope takes time and patience to learn. Far to many people go and buy a telescope without knowing what it is that they really want to do. Binoculars are also very handy to have around even when using a telescope. Quite often you may have trouble pointing the telescope towards the direction of the target. A glance through the binoculars and you can find your way around by 'star hopping'. Is there an Ideal Pair?

142. Big Bend (Texas) Astronomical Society A group of amateur and professional astronomers that host regularly scheduled star parties and business meetings in the Alpine, Texas vicinity where the skies are the darkest of the Continental United States. http://users.wirelessfrontier.net/~bbastro/

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143. The Amateur Astronomers Kiosk Has Moved To The amateur astronomers kiosk has moved to www.stsci.edu/~mutchler/kiosk.html.Taking you there now .please make a new bookmark. http://icarus.stsci.edu/~mutchler/HSTamateur.html

The amateur astronomers kiosk has moved to www.stsci.edu/~mutchler/kiosk.html Taking you there now....please make a new bookmark.

144. International Fellowship Of Rotarian Amateur Astronomers - Encyclopedia Article encyclopedia article about International Fellowship of Rotarian amateurastronomers. International Fellowship of Rotarian amateur astronomers. http://encyclopedia.thefreedictionary.com/International Fellowship of Rotarian A

Dictionaries: General Computing Medical Legal Encyclopedia International Fellowship of Rotarian Amateur Astronomers Word: Word Starts with Ends with Definition The International Fellowship of Rotarian Amateur Astronomers IFRAA ) is a fellowship group of amateur astronomers An astronomer or astrophysicist is a scientist whose area of research is astronomy or astrophysics. Historians often argue that ancient astronomers were priests and that this duality led to the rise of astrology. Famous Astronomers Astronomer Contribution Hipparchus and Ptolemy magnitude. Aristarchus heliocentric model of universe Nicolaus Copernicus Reitererated the heliocentric model of universe Galileo Galilei was the first to use the telescope to observe the sky Click the link for more information. which spans the continents. Many of those involved in the group are actively engaged in the SETI See: Set (mythology) SETI (Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence) Pharohs of Egypt: Seti I Seti II SETI (pronounced [sEti], to rhyme with "Betty") stands for Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence . Interstellar travel is a common theme in science fiction stories, but the obstacles to such journeys are in practice enormous. An alternative approach to interstellar exploration is to survey the sky in hopes of finding transmissions from a civilization on a distant planet, but such an effort has obstacles as well.

145. Amateur Astronomers Can Help Find Planets CNN http://cnn.com/2002/TECH/space/09/27/amateurs.planets.reut/index.html

146. Welcome To NEKAAL Since 1978, NEKAAL has introduced hundreds of people to astronomy through educational presentations, star parties, and the club's internationallyknown Farpoint Observatory. http://nekaal.coldstonelabs.org/

Welcome to NEKAAL NASA Award to NEKAAL ! NEKAAL has been awarded $56,000 to build a research-grade telescope for NASA. More information here Check tonight's viewing conditions here on the Sky Clock Web Site Designed and Maintained by

147. Deep Impact Small Telescope Science Program How advanced amateur astronomers can participate in the mission. http://deepimpact.umd.edu/stsp/obsdates/

148. PTMA Polish amateur astronomers Society. You are guest of this page from April 8th 1999. Polish amateur astronomers Society was founded in 1919. . http://nac.oa.uj.edu.pl/~ptma/index-a.html

Wersja polska Polish Amateur Astronomers Society You are guest of this page from April 8 th Polish Amateur Astronomers Society was founded in 1919. . The members of PAAS working in sixteen local departments and seven specialistic sections, devote themselves to this splendid hobby - the solving of mysteries of the Universe throughout their own observations and the other forms of activity. The PAAS helps its members in buying the necessary astronomical equipment. Adress of the PAAS Headquarters: Sw.Tomasza 30/8, 31-027 Cracow, Poland, phone (48)(12) 422-38-92 The bimontly magazine of PAAS is Urania The PAAS also publishes series The Urania Library e-mail: ptma@oa.uj.edu.pl Branches: Bialystok Kolonia Ksiezyno 4, 15-601 Bialystok Gliwice Korfantego 23/1, 44-100 Gliwice Krakow Sw.Tomasza 30/8, 31-027 Cracow Krosno Czajkowskiego 92, 38-400 Krasno ... Instytut Fizyki, Plac M.Curie-Sk³odowskiej, p.254, 20-031 Lublin Lodz Planetarium, Pomorska 16, 91-416 Lodz Poznan Dmowskiego 37, 61-772 Poznan Pulawy ul.Filtrowa 50, 24-100 Pulawy Szczecin D.K."Hetman" ul.9-go Maja 17, 70-136 Szczecin

149. Site Title Exposing the public to amateur astronomy with telescopes on city sidewalks since 1968. Chapters in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Monmouth, Oregon. http://sidewalkastronomers.com

150. Ozarks Amateur Astronomers Club Website Of Ozarks amateur astronomers Club Website of. Southwest Missouri State University. http://studentorganizations.smsu.edu/oaac/Title.htm

Ozarks Amateur Astronomers Club Website of Southwest Missouri State University

151. Welcome To Khagol Mandal Astronomy club and organization of amateur astronomers. Contains an overview, current projects undertaken, and details of sky obeservation program. http://www.khagolmandal.com

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152. Amateur Astronomers Clubs amateur astronomers Associations. and Clubs in India. North Zone. amateur astronomersAssociation 3449, D. Ariba Pan, Paharganj, New Delhi 110 055; http://www.iucaa.ernet.in/~aaa/amateur_clubs/clubs.html

Amateur Astronomers Associations and Clubs in India North Zone Amateur Astronomers Association 3449, D. Ariba Pan, Paharganj, New Delhi - 110 055 Amateur Astronomers Association of Delhi [Delhi is a capital city of India] Nehru Planetarium, Teen Murti House, New Delhi - 110 011 East Zone Akash Preme Tota Sahi, Masterpada, Phulbani, West Bengal - 762 001 Amateur Astronomers Club B10, Jyoti Vihar, Burla, Sambalpur, West Bengal - 768 019 Anusandhitsu 32G/1B, Haramohan Ghosh Lane, Calcutta, West Bengal - 700 085 Astro Society Phulbaug, Mahisadal, West Bengal - 721628 Bangia Bigyan Parisad B-16/8, Kalindi Housing Estate, B-16/8, Kalindi Housing Estate, Kolkatta, West Bengal - 700 089 Breakthrough Room No. 46-47, 57/1, K.C.Sen Street, Calcutta, West Bengal 700 031 Chaya - Path 32 G/1B Haramohan Ghose Lane, Kolkatta, West Bengal -700 08 Indian Astronomical Society Mahatma Aswini Kumar Road, P. O. Nabapalli, Barasat, Dist. 24 Paragana (N), 743 203 Mahindranarayan Astronomical Trust 32 G/1B, Haramohan Ghosh Lane, Kolkatta, West Bengal - 700 085 N. C. Rana Foundation

153. Northwest Suburban Astronomers A group of amateur astronomers from the Northwest suburbs of Chicago, the NSA has a membership of about 150. http://www.stargazing.net/nsaclub

154. Amateur Astronomers' Association (Bombay) amateur astronomers Association (Bombay). amateur astronomers Association(Bombay) was established on. It is a registered society. http://www.iucaa.ernet.in/~aaa/amateur_clubs/aaa_bom.html

Amateur Astronomers' Association (Bombay) Amateur Astronomers' Association (Bombay) was established on It is a registered society. AAA(Bombay) has its office in the premices of St. Xavier's College Mumbai. For telephones and fax courtry code > +91 city code > 022 Address for mail : C/o. Department of Physics, St., Xavier's College, Mumbai 400 001 INDIA Office timings : The Office remains open on 2nd Saturday between 3:30 and 5:30 pm. Membership : Membership of AAA (Bombay) is open to any one. There are four catagories of memberships : Life, Ordinary, Student and Out station Present memebership is about xxx (regular and student) and xxx life Office bearers [elections are held ] President : Mr. Deepak Bhimani Vice-President : Prof. J. B. Mistry Ph Vice-President : Mr. Bharat Adur Ph. 385 7293 .. (o) 492 0574 Secretary : Mr. Adil Desai Ph. 430 6519 Secretary : Mr. Dilip Vyas Ph. 373 8322 .. (o) 838 9270 Tresurer : Mr. U. N. Deka Tresurer : Mr. Mehul Shah Librarian : Ms. Sunita Pandey Members : Prof. R. V. Kamat Mr. Wilfred Fernandes

155. Barnard Astronomical Society Local organization for amateur and professional astronomers. Information about monthly meetings and other activities, as well as UTC's Clarence T. Jones Observatory. http://www.chattanooga.net/bas/

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156. Universe Today - Space Links: Amateur Astronomers Space Link Directory amateur astronomers. Please support our partners by visitingtheir websites. A full directory of links is further down this page. http://www.universetoday.com/html/directory/amateurastronomers.html

NEWS ARCHIVE TOPICS FORUM ... LINKS Search Space Link Directory: Amateur Astronomers Please support our partners by visiting their websites. A full directory of links is further down this page. Click here to add your site to the directory. Partners A Practical Guide to Astronomy - A Practical Guide to Astronomy manages to deal with the complicated science of astronomy with a simple and practical tone. Excellent resource for the beginner and experienced backyard astronomer. Adventures in Astronomy - This site is designed for anyone interested in Astronomy or Space Exploration. It provides various links to sites that allow you to find just about anything about Astronomy. Amiga Astronomy - Amiga astroomy with blobrana. Andover Nights - 35mm, Medium Format and Digital images of the Sun and Moon Astronomy - Site about astronomy, stars, galaxies, Saturn, Mars, comets, asteroids, Sun, nebulea and Galileo Galilei Betanski's Eyes of the World Don Franck's Astronomy Page - Astronomy Site for information on Solar Observing, Supernovae, and Asteroids ETX-Bristol - UK based Astronomy and stargazing tips, how to find planets, how-to info for telescopes, questions answered in the Public forum, links to NASA and SETI.

157. Welcome To The CAA A nonprofit organization for amateur astronomers that has a permanent observatory facility. Site details association activities, news, and membership information. Based in North Olmsted, Ohio. http://www.geocities.com/cuyastro/

Cuyahoga Astronomical Association A distinguished Northeast Ohio astronomy organization since 1957. Be ready for a rapid transit! In this part of the world we may have mixed luck: we will be able to see the historic June 8 transit of Venus but look quick: we'll only see approximately the last 90 minutes of the event. Still, presuming clear morning skies, we'll do better than West Coast observers who will miss the show entirely! The transit will be in progress as the sun rises over Lake Erie the morning of June 8. No one alive has ever seen a transit of Venus it last happened on Dec. 6, 1882 and you won't have another opportunity until June 6, 2012. After that, forget it! It won't come around again until the year 2117. So be prepared this year and enjoy the show! Here are some important facts and helpful hints: Remember: the sun is a dangerous object to observe! Sunglasses aren't enough. You'll look cool, but you will permanently damage your vision if you look at the sun with sunglasses or otherwise unprotected eyes. DO NOT USE photographic negatives, smoked glass, CDs/CD-ROMs, smoked glass, Mylar balloons or wrapping, etc.

158. AOAS.ORG - Amateur Astronomers For Hire amateur astronomers For Hire. Sunday, March 07 2004 @ 1156 AM CST Contributed byDale Views 59. amateur astronomers For Hire 0 comments Create New Account. http://www.aoas.org/article.php?story=20040307135608428

159. Wycombe Astronomical Society Listing around 70 members of all ages and levels of expertise from armchair astronomers, causal observers to serious amateur observers. Have our own Observatory which houses a 12inch Newtonian Reflecting Telescope. http://wycombeastro.org.uk/

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160. CNS: April 05, 2004: Amateur Astronomers Help NASA Find Killer Asteroids amateur astronomers help NASA find killer asteroids By Neil Samson Katz. amateurastronomers help NASA find killer asteroids. By Neil Samson Katz. http://www.jrn.columbia.edu/studentwork/cns/2004-04-05/664.asp

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