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Amateur Astronomy:     more books (102)

Star-Gazer'S Hand-Book: A Brief Guide for Amateur Students of Astronomy by Henry William Elson, 2010-01-10 Astronomy for Amateurs by James Muirden, 1969-03 Experiments in Astronomy for Amateurs by Richard Knox, 1979-08 Astronomy for the Amateur by John Gribbin, 1976-12 Astronomy For Dummies by Stephen P. Maran, 2005-05-06 The 50 Best Sights in Astronomy and How to See Them: Observing Eclipses, Bright Comets, Meteor Showers, and Other Celestial Wonders by Fred Schaaf, 2007-07-27 Visual Astronomy of the Deep Sky by Roger N. Clark, 1991-03-29 Amateur Radio Telescope (The Astronomy quarterly library ; 4) by George W. Swenson, 1980-01 Crosswalks across the universe: A guide to amateur astronomy by Philip J Imbrogno, 1982 The Amateur Astronomer's Handbook by James Muirden, 1987-09 Starlight: An Introduction to Stellar Physics for Amateurs (Patrick Moore's Practical Astronomy Series) by Keith Robinson, 2009-09-28 Astronomy for All Ages, 2nd: Discovering the Universe through Activities for Children and Adults by Philip Harrington, Edward Pascuzzi, 2000-09-01 The beginners guide to astronomy Hartung's Astronomical Objects for Southern Telescopes: A Handbook for Amateur Observers by David Malin, David J. Frew, 1995-10-27

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81. Amateur Astronomers, Inc. - Sperry Observatory, Cranford, NJ
    Promotes amateur astronomy through a variety of courses, lectures and college scholarships. AAI is a member of the United Astronomy Clubs of New Jersey.  
    http://www.asterism.org/

82. Steele County Astronomical Society
    Local club for people interested in amateur astronomy. Affiliated with the Astronomical League. Meeting agenda, upcoming events, membership information.  
    http://minnesotasky.tripod.com/
    
    Extractions: New Years Eve... This photo was taken using an Orion color video camera recorded on VHS and then pushed through a Hauppage WINTV image capture interface to Arcsoft video processing software. The image size and resolution was reduced from 247 kb to 3 kb using Adobe Photoshop so this page loads faster. Each step of the process took some details away. Yellow orange and gray lines could be seen along with a shadow of the ring when viewed at the sight. The weather was great at the SCAS/Radio Control site on New Years Eve! At 7:30 PM there were at least a half dozen of us there to view the planet Saturn, as well as the nebula in the constellation Orion.

83. Rogers Website Of Southern Amateur Astronomy - Main
    For some great You know you are an amateur astrometrist when there s plenty here ). Introduction Welcome to my Website of Southern amateur astronomy.  
    http://members.iinet.net.au/~rog1/astro/
    
    Extractions: Date Comments 25 May 2004 Comet C/2001 Q4 has been putting on a good show. Now out of sight from Perth, Western Australia I am slowly catching up on photograph's I have taken of the image over the last couple of months. New images of C/2001 Q4 are in the Comets gallery. 25 May 2004 Sagittarius is looking spectacular this time of year, almost directly overhead in the early hours of the morning here in Western Australia. This new image of Sagittarius is taken at an extra wide 17mm focal length with print film. 11 May 2004 A new image of M83 taken with the SBIG ST7-ME is added to the galaxy gallery 28th Apr 2004 My first film image C/2001 Q4 ! ( in the Comets Gallery ). More to come. 9th Apr 2004 Finally I have a new image of comet C/2001 Q4 ! ( in the Comets Gallery ). It has been a long time since it has been visible to my telescope through the tree's. 10th Apr 2004 Continuing with solar photography using the Coronado Hydrogen Alpha filter, new images (film and QuickCam have been added to the Solar Gallery 9 Apr 2004 Jupiter taken with the QuickCam Pro 4000 has been added to the planets gallery.

84. Litchfield Hills Amateur Astronomy Club
    http://www.fortunecity.com/victorian/twain/1206/

85. John Cases's Amateur Astronomy Page
    John Case s amateur astronomy Page. Enter/submit your email address to receive Email Notification when this amateur astronomy page is Updated  
    http://www.cis.udel.edu/~case/astronomy.html

86. Astronomy And Astrophotography
    Resource Page. Kodak Xtol Developer Unofficial Resource Page. If you are new to amateur astronomy, click here for helpful advice.  
    http://www.covingtoninnovations.com/astromenu.html

87. Amateur Astronomy - 818 Of The Best Sites Selected By Humans
    Pages PZ, 4 Columns. amateur astronomy. CBEL Science Technology ( 818 links, last update 12 April 2004 ) * = new links Amateur Astronomers, Inc.  
    http://www.cbel.com/amateur_astronomy/

88. Index Of /TRL/astronomy/
    Jere s amateur astronomy pageMain page. amateur astronomy. As an amateur astronomer I ve always preferred staying outside and looking upwards I learn more than  
    http://www.tpl.toronto.on.ca/TRL/astronomy/

89. Amateur Astronomical Sites
    Astronomical Sites Astronomy in the World amateur astronomy Web Room .  
    http://www.bo.astro.it/amateur.htm

90. Cuyahoga Astronomical Association
    amateur astronomy club providing group overview, membership details, and contact details.  
    http://www.astras-stargate.com/caadoc.htm
    
    Extractions: CUYAHOGA ASTRONOMICAL ASSOCIATION The Cuyahoga Astronomical Association is an amateur astronomy club, established in 1957. Our club is open to the public to people with an interest and desire to learn more about astronomy. Our membership ranges from junior high school students to senior citizens. We hold a general meeting on the Second Monday of each Month at 8 PM in the Cleveland Metroparks' Rocky River Nature Center, located 1/4-mile north of Cedar Point Road on the Valley Parkway in North Olmsted, Ohio. Information on monthly meetings, scheduled talks and current events can be found in the CAA newsletter, The Observer Public Programs and Star Parties are open to the general public and are usually held at at one of three sites in the Cleveland Metroparks, Brecksville Road, Bradley Woods or Lewis Road. Programs in Medina County are usually held at Letha House Park. Private Star Parties are open to CAA members and their guests. These observing sessions are usually held at Medina County's Letha House Park. We are in the process of building our observatory at the Letha House site in Spencer, Ohio. The observatory was dedicated in the Summer 2001.

91. Chris Heilman's Amateur Astronomy Page
    amateur astronomy by Chris Heilman. Astronomy Comet SL9 Comet Movies; SL9 Fragment V; Jupiter. Moon; Planets Saturn; Jupiter; Mars. Deep  
    http://chemlab.pc.maricopa.edu/astro/astronomy.html

92. SAAAA
    Formed in January 1962 in San Angelo, the SAAAA has a primary focus in optical astronomy, but other activities such as radio astronomy and astrophotography are also currently pursued.  
    http://members.aol.com/warhawk57/saaaa.html
    
    Extractions: San Angelo Amateur Astronomy Association, Inc. Click here for SAAAA's Home Page Some information on our club Our present membership consists of approximately 30 members. Club meetings are held at seven p.m. on the first Tuesday of the month in the Angelo State University Planetarium, located in the Physical Sciences Building. Meetings usually consist of a general review of current astronomical events, a brief reading of past club meeting minutes, and an astronomy program presented by a club member of a video presentation. The club owns three telescopes: a 12 inch Cave reflector, an 8 inch Celestron reflector, and a 6 inch Dynascope reflector. These telescopes were originally owned by Dr. Moon and were eventually donated to the association. A small library containing back issues of different astronomy magazines and a number of hardback books covering a variety of historical and technical subjects are available for checkout by club members. Membership in the club is open to anyone. Light pollution and trees which block the sky within the city have become an ever growing hazard to "backyard" astronomy. For these reasons the club periodically sponsors a "Star Party" which is our opportunity as a group to take our telescopes and meet at a location outside San Angelo where the city lights are not as bright. Distances travelled are not generally more than ten miles or so.

93. ASP List Of Amateur Astronomy Clubs - Old Location
    The ASP list of amateur clubs has moved. We apologize for the inconvenience. For the time being, use the alternative link to the ASP list of amateur clubs.  
    http://www.physics.sfsu.edu/asp/amateur.html
    
    Extractions: The ASP list of amateur clubs has moved. We apologize for the inconvenience. If the above link doesn't work, it's probably because your Internet service provider has not yet updated its list of domain names. For the time being, use the alternative link to the ASP list of amateur clubs Patrick Galloway / pat@aspsky.org Page last updated 22 August 1997

94. Blackriver
    amateur astronomy club presenting newsletter, highlights, photo gallery, meeting schedule, and contact information.  
    http://junior.apk.net/~arstar50/BlackRiver.index.html

95. Tom's Amateur Astronomy Page-1
    My interests are amateur astronomy WEB SURFING. EMail Tom - CLICK HERE. MORE PHOTOS are on Page-2 Please visit my amateur astronomer friends in.  
    http://www.eccentrix.com/personal/catt/index2.html

96. Shingletown Star Party 2004
    amateur astronomy event. Offers registration, directions, images and updates.  
    http://www.shingletownstarparty.org/
    
    Extractions: The image is deceptive, the runway is 0.7 miles long. More telescopes are located behind the photographer . Photo by Mike Mayda June 16 - 21, 2004 Registration is open ( will close at 300 attendees). NEWS: Free on-site showers! Steve Gottlieb presents two observing lists Thursday Friday: Bill Dean of Coronado on solar observing. Saturday: Vic Maris of Stellarvue at the public star party. Furthest distance attendee: Sheffield England 5061 miles. R ules for Shingletown Star Party 2004 Shingletown Star Party Theme Song (turn on your sound)

97. Educational Observatory - Astronomy Clubs, Societies, Associations And Organizat
    Society of the Pacific Mercury Magazine Universe in the Classroom Cedar Amateur Astronomers Prime Focus Central Maryland Area amateur astronomy Des Moines  
    http://www.edu-observatory.org/eo/astronomy_clubs.html

98. AstroPlace 2.0 Astronomy Clubs
    Eclipses Links to Astronomical Photo and Artwork Galleries Image Galleries Links to amateur astronomy Clubs, Associations, and Societies Clubs (1953) Links to  
    http://astroplace.com/amateurs/clubs.asp

99. SOUTH JERSEY ASTRONOMY CLUB
    An amateur astronomy club based in Port Elizabeth, New Jersey, SJAC serves the Cape May, Salem, Gloucester, Cumberland and Atlantic Counties, and hosts the annual South Jersey Star Party.  
    http://hometown.aol.com/sjastroc

100. MHAA ( Mid-Hudson Astronomy Association ) OLD Home Page
     Based in Campbell Hall, New York, the MHAA promotes amateur astronomy in the Hudson Valley area through lectures, public events, and star parties; sponsors the Hudson Valley Summer Star Party series.  
     http://www.geocities.com/mhastro1

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