1. History Of Astronomy: General History of Astronomy. History of astronomy general. German Flag See also Historyof Astronomy Topics Education. General history of astronomy WWW pages. http://www.astro.uni-bonn.de/~pbrosche/hist_astr/ha_general.html

History of Astronomy History of Astronomy: General Deutsche Fassung General texts Astronomical Timeline (22 Apr 1998: disappeared) Astronomy , by Steven J. Dick (15 Oct 1998: disappeared) Astronomy From the Catholic Encyclopedia, 1913 Astronomy Notes (for introductory astronomy courses) by Nick Strobel History and Philosophy of Western Astronomy from the ancient Greeks to Isaac Newton Blind Faith in Astronomy and the Planetarium , by George Reed (15 Oct 1998: disappeared) Brief History of Astronomy , by Marek Dudka (Or see here or here Ancient Astronomy Medieval Astronomy Astronomy of Renaissance ... From the Big Bang to the End of the Universe: The Mysteries of Deep Space Timeline Includes some history of astronomy. Geschichte der Astronomie , von Martin Netopil (in German) Histoire de l'astronomie (in French) Historical Overview of Astronomy History of astronomy History of Astronomy , by Chris Lawton History of astronomy Physics Time-Line Including astronomy. The Scientific Revolution (27 Apr 1998: disappeared) Space Adventure (15 Oct 1998: disappeared) A popular introduction to astronomy and space exploration, including history (see

2. Astronomy General Official Message Board of Pietro.org includes Astronomy Alerts News, Celestron Hardware, Mathcad and More Pietroorg Message Boards. astronomy general http://pub136.ezboard.com/fpietroorgmessageboardsastronomygeneral

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3. UCB Astronomy General Information about astronomy. Sadly, we can only answer a very small fraction of the incomingvolume. There are many places dedicated to answering such general interest http://astron.berkeley.edu/general.html

Welcome to Berkeley Astronomy Observational, experimental and theoretical research in Astronomy and Astrophysics at UC Berkeley covers the full range of modern astronomical activity, from studies of the planets, through investigation of stars and the interstellar medium, to inquiry into the origin of galaxies and of the Universe as a whole. Because of its breadth and depth in research opportunities, Berkeley offers an ideal platform for entry into a professional career in astronomical research and teaching. The Berkeley Astronomy Department offers most of the graduate courses in astronomy and astrophysics given on the campus, augmented by related courses in other physical science departments. Research opportunities available to graduate students are organized both by the academic department, and by several organized research units which exist as separate administrative entities. The Radio Astronomy Laboratory supports observational and experimental work in radio astronomy and the Theoretical Astrophysics Center provides an organizational focus for theoretical work. These organizations coexist with the Astronomy Department in

4. Physics And Astronomy Home Page General information about the department, reserach activities, staff and students, and other details. Also features newsletter archives. http://www.phas.ucalgary.ca/

Physics and Astronomy Contact Information RAO Open House Information About the Department Physics and Astronomy Links ... SCIberMENTOR Science and Engineering Email Mentorship for Girls Distinguished Lecture Series Summer Studentships in Medical Physics PHAS Webmail Summer Job opportunity (coming soon) Calgary Weather Financial services Rothney Astrophysical Observatory Return to Faculty of Science homepage Return to University of Calgary homepag e Comments/Questions: Report Problems:

5. UCB Astronomy General Information way Proposition I Astronomy is beautiful. possible. That principle hasdirect consequences for everyone who comes to Berkeley Astronomy. http://astron.berkeley.edu/general/chair.shtml

A Message from the Chairman Astronomers like to tell stories. The greatest scientific story of them all, the Universe and its contents from its birth in fire to its end in darkness, fills their days and nights with endless fascination, exhilaration - and perspiration too; research, teaching and learning are hard work. We tell quite a few stories as part of our research and teaching at Berkeley. I'll start my story in a mathematical way: Proposition I: Astronomy is beautiful. It appeals to human imagination much as do poetry, music and art. It deserves study and research in its own right, for the sake of the unforeseen discoveries that illuminate our understanding of the Universe, and of our place in it. As a quantitative discipline, its beauty lies both in its ideas and visions and in its quantitative methods and modes of thought. Professional astronomers widely accept both of these propositions, even if we don't talk about them very much among ourselves. Berkeley's implementation of them has been to create research and scholarly opportunities for faculty and students across as wide a front of the field as possible, and with as great a depth as possible. That principle has direct consequences for everyone who comes to Berkeley Astronomy. We have always sought, and will continue to seek, people who come here as independent scholars and researchers with the highest standards and expectations for themselves and others around them. A consequence of proposition I has been to hire the best faculty and support them in whatever they want to do, including heading off into large scale efforts. Support means giving them the time and freedom to define their own goals, and helping them to raise the external funding needed to accomplish them. That support starts with attracting the best graduate students and postdoctoral fellows, which of course depends on the overall quality of the faculty's research efforts. It extends to building up an excellent support staff who help with the mechanics of teaching and of research.

6. Astronomy: General Info Astronomy, Curriculum Guides General Information Courses, Printer Friendly.Home Science/Math/Occupations Astronomy General Info. ASTRONOMY. http://www.evcc.ctc.edu/template.cfm?doc_id=436

7. Astronomy: General Info Distance Education. Basic Education. Search Text. Site Index. Contact Us. Home.Home Science/Math/Occupations Astronomy General Info ASTRONOMY. http://www.evcc.ctc.edu/template.cfm?doc_id=436&ada=yes

8. ETSU Physics And Astronomy General Information ETSU Physics and astronomy general Information. Mission. The Departmentof Physics educates the citizens of East Tennessee and the http://www.etsu.edu/physics/physinfo.htm

ETSU Physics and Astronomy General Information Mission The Department of Physics educates the citizens of East Tennessee and the surrounding region in the nature of physical principles, increasing awareness of natural processes that occur in everyday life. The Department of Physics: - Provides and strengthens instructional programs for students who wish to major or minor in physics, and provides necessary service courses to support and enhance other disciplines. - Extends, enhances, and develops research programs to increase the scope and depth of understanding of physics, The research programs directly involve undergraduate students in a meaningful and enriched research environment. - Provides necessary service functions to students and the general public to enrich the community in awareness in physical principles. - In all of its activities, the Department of Physics supports the goals and objectives of East Tennessee State University in general, and the College of Arts and Sciences in particular. Overview of Physics and Astronomy Physics is the study of the properties of matter, energy, radiation, and their interactions. It is generally regarded as basic to all the natural sciences, and as such is a fundamental part of the professional preparation of biologists, chemists, engineers, astronomers, and other scientists and technologists.

9. IERS Links: Astronomy: General Information Links astronomy general information. Yellowpage services at CDS StrasbourgThe Star*s Family of products, including the databases http://www.iers.org/links/astro/general_cont.html

Links: Astronomy: General information Yellow-page services at CDS Strasbourg: The Star*s Family of products , including the databases StarWorlds (directory of organizations), StarHeads (individual web pages), and StarBits (abbreviations and acronyms). The AstroWeb database of Astronomical Internet resources. Guide to astronomy-related organizations and institutions WebStars: Astrophysics in Cyberspace International Astronomy Conferences and Meetings Compiled by Liz Bryson of the Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope ASTRO LANGUAGE A mini dictionary of 300 astronomical words in 15 different European languages Astronomy Thesaurus Acronyms in Astronomy Handbook of Space Astronomy and Astrophysics , by Martin V. Zombeck Space Physics "Text Book" General Astronomy Information Information Leaflets distributed by the Royal Greenwich Observatory The Nine Planets An essay about our solar system with text, pictures, sounds and an occasional movie Views of the Solar System Views of the Solar System educational hypertext tour of the solar system Coordinate conversions Coordinate conversions Online Julian date conversion Julian Day Calendar ... Search for astronomy related persons, institutes, or addresses

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11. BUBL LINK: 520 Astronomy: General Resources s....... 520 astronomy general resources. Titles, http://link.bubl.ac.uk/ISC6665

BUBL LINK Catalogue of selected Internet resources Home Search Subject Menus A-Z ... About 520 Astronomy: general resources Titles Descriptions Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum Astrobrowse Astronomer Online Astronomical Headlines ... WWW Virtual Library: Astronomy and Astrophysics All links checked August 2001 Comments: bubl@bubl.ac.uk Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum Information about the museum, including descriptions of exhibits and galleries, and astronomy related resources such as details of weather conditions on other planets and online collections entitled Comets Through the Ages and Heavenly Reflections. Author: Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum Subjects: astronomy education, planetary science DeweyClass: ResourceType: museum Location: usa Astrobrowse Gateway for astronomers to search for astronomical objects in multiple catalogues, including high energy data, Optical / UV, Infrared, and Radio / Microwave data catalogues. Author: NASA Goddard Space Flight Center Subjects: astronomy research DeweyClass: ResourceType: opac Location: usa Astronomer Online A monthly magazine documenting astronomical observations for the 'advanced amateur'. A useful source for extensive images, material covers asteroids, comets, and planets. Access to other relevant astronomy resources is also provided. Subscription is necessary for selected information.

12. Physics & Astronomy @ University Of Leicester General departmental information, as well as information for prospective and current students, and details of ongoing research. http://www.le.ac.uk/physics/

Physics and Astronomy T has a national and international reputation for excellence in teaching and research. It achieved the top (Grade 5) research rating in the previous three HEFCE assessments (1992, 1996 and 2002) and was rated excellent in the last Teaching Quality Assessment (1999). home information for prospective students information for current students Last updated: 30th July 2002

13. Astronomy: General Astronomy. General Resources. There are many astronomical internetresource listings available. A few of the most comprehesive are http://www.astro.caltech.edu/~jlc/astronomy/general.html

Astronomy General Resources There are many astronomical internet resource listings available. A few of the most comprehesive are listed below: AstroWeb (sorted by protocol) AstroWeb (sorted by subject) The Astronomer Online Astronomy Pathfinder Astronomy Resources from Yahoo Amateur Astronomy Astrobiology Comets and Asteroids Asteroid Toutatis Comet Hale-Bopp Home Page Comet Hale-Bopp (1995 O1) Observers' Bulletin Board and Archives Comet Hyakutake (C/1996 B2) ... NEAT - Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) project Eclipse Home Page SKY Online The Solar System The Nine Planets Views of the Solar System Virtual Tour of the Solar System Welcome to the Planets , from JPL Extrasolar Planets Space Calendar Space Science Services (as opposed to Astronomy) Star*s Family of Astronomy and Related Resources StarBits - abbreviations, acronyms, etc. StarHeads - individuals StarWorlds - institutions, organizations, and companies Star Hustler , by Jack Horkheimer Urania - Universal Research Archive of Networked Information in Astronomy Video On Line Astronomy Page Women in Astronomy World Wide Astronomy / Space Science Index pls@astro.caltech.edu

14. Astronomy: General and Jets. Bad Astronomy pages; SpaceWatch Project. Eclipse Home Page;Extrasolar Planets; General Relativity; Images Image Collections http://www.astro.caltech.edu/~pls/astronomy/general.html

Astronomy General Resources There are many astronomical internet resource listings available. A few of the most comprehesive are listed below: AstroWeb: searchable sorted by protocol sorted by subject The Astronomer Online ... Astronomy Resources from Yahoo PhysLink , online educational and reference tools Starstuff , space news from astronomers Amateur Astronomy Astrobiology Ames Research Center Atmospheric Studies Sprites and Jets Bad Astronomy pages Coordinate Calculator from NED Comets and Asteroids Asteroid Toutatis Comet Hale-Bopp Home Page Comet Hale-Bopp (1995 O1) Observers' Bulletin Board and Archives Comet Hyakutake (C/1996 B2) ... Comet Observation Home Page NEOs - Near-Earth Objects LINEAR - Lincoln Near Earth Asteroid Research project LONEOS - Lowell Observatory Near-Earth Object Search NEAT - Near-Earth Asteroid Tracking (NEAT) project ODAS - OCA-DLR Asteroid Survey SpaceWatch Project Eclipse Home Page Extrasolar Planets General Relativity Images Image Collections from the NASA OSS Meteors Leonid Shower (November) Meteorite Impacts Online Events and Broadcasts SETI - search for extraterrestrial intelligence SETI @home Project SKY Online The Solar System The Nine Planets Views of the Solar System Virtual Tour of the Solar System Welcome to the Planets , from JPL Encyclopedia of the Solar System , including author-recommended URLs Individual planets Uranus Uranus has 20 moons , the most of any planet Space Calendar Space Science Services (as opposed to Astronomy) Stars Magnetars Variable Stars Cepheids StarPages StarBits - abbreviations, acronyms, etc.

15. The Unofficial Celestron Nexstar11GPS Telescope Support Site For Your Nexstar Te General astronomy site with Specific information about the Celestron Nexstar 11GPS. http://nexstar11gps.com

The UNOFFICIAL CELESTRON NEXSTAR11GPS GOTO telescope support pages German Spanish French Italian ... View the Nexstar11GPS Guestbook! Astrophotography Projects Nexstar Telescope Resources I Nexstar Telescope Resources II Astro-Tutorials My Astrophotography Astrotrailer Mark II Nexstar tips page 1 Yahoo's Nexstar GPS group ... Paquette Nexstar Info Site visitors since May 1st, 2002

16. List Of General Astronomy Resources @ GCA7Sky astronomy general Resources. astronomy general Resources / Astronomy HomeworkResearch Help / GCA7Sky@AOL.Com / Created November 8, 1997. http://members.aol.com/gca7sky/general.htm

Astronomy General Resources Resources Which Cover a Number of Topics in Astronomy Astronomy Homework Research Help Compiled by Gary Agranat GCA7Sky@AOL.Com Home Astronomy Help Main Index Contents Especially for young minds Intermediate and High School Level Resources College Level Resources Also see on this website: ... Especially for young minds Astronomy for Young Minds Page Astronomy Intermediate and High School Level Resources Introductory Pages Brief Tour of the Universe Our Place in the Universe Eugene, Oregon Scale Model Solar System StarChild: A learning center for young astronomers Welcome to the Universe at the Boston Museum of Science Phil Plait's Bad Astronomy BrainPop.Com I like their animated movies for each section. This is why I give them a link. However, I do not like that they give you quizes before you have a chance to learn about anything with them. Also, I don't agree with learning "facts" without exploring why you might choose to believe them. They have cartoons, if you like that. But I think their lab rat should talk with someone at OSHA! They offer movies on a wide variety of science topics. You can also ask them questions. Boundless Universe History of the Universe A quick run-through.

17. Rubriek: 39.00 Astronomy: General DutchESS, Dutch Electronic Subject Service, Rubriek 39.00 astronomygeneral. Link , Absolute Astronomy. Link , Astronomy / Duane http://www.kb.nl/dutchess/39/00/

Rubriek: 39.00 astronomy: general Absolute Astronomy Astronomy / Duane Anderson, University of California, Santa Barbara Library AstroWeb: Astronomy / Astrophysics on the internet / AstroWeb Consortium Cambridge Relativity : Public Home Page / University of Cambridge ... De wereld van oneindig dichtbij.... / Anne Sonnenschein, Hendrik Beijeman, Astronova.nl

18. WWU Physics/Astronomy General Info Physics/Astronomy Department Address, Phone, and Network Information. Dept. of Physicsand Astronomy Western Washington University Bellingham, WA 982259064, http://www.ac.wwu.edu/~physics/info.html

Dept Homepage Faculty/Staff Advising Courses ... Physics Club Contact Info Physics/Astronomy Department Address, Phone, and Network Information Dept. of Physics and Astronomy Western Washington University Bellingham, WA 98225-9064 Phone: Fax: Department Office: Mail Stop: Bond Hall 152 Teaching Assistants Mailroom: Teaching Assistants Office: Bond Hall 171 Bond Hall 194 Wilder Computer Lab: Bond Hall 401 Lecture Demonstration Room: Bond Hall 107 Planetarium: Haggard Hall 313 Internet Subdomain: physics.wwu.edu Local Usenet Group: wwu.physics World Wide Web URL: http://www.wwu.edu/~physics Bond Hall Coordinates: 48 deg 44.14 min north latitude 122 deg 29.11 min west longitude

19. Astronomy General Sites astronomy general Sites. Astronomy Astrophysics, via CERN; AstronomyPicture of the Day; Astroweb, via Space Telescope Science Institute; http://www.physics.udel.edu/MCAO/General.htm

Astronomy General Sites Astronomy Picture of the Day Astroweb, via Space Telescope Science Institute Cassini: Voyage To Saturn Clementine ... Mount Cuba Homepage Comments or questions? Send E-mail to John.R.Richards@usa.dupont.com Mount Cuba Astronomical Observatory Last revised: August 9, 2000

20. Louisiana State University Physics And Astronomy GENERAL SEMINAR SCHEDULE SPRING 2003 NOTE Jan. 30, Gravitational Wavesand the Validity of General Relativity Abstract, Prof. Clifford http://www.phys.lsu.edu/dept/events/spgenseminar.html

GENERAL SEMINAR SCHEDULE SPRING 2003 NOTE: All seminars will be held at 3:40 PM in room 155 Coates Hall, unless otherwise indicated. DATE TITLE OF TALK SPEAKER SPEAKER'S INSTITUTION HOST Jan. 21 "Hyperbolic Slicings of Spacetime: Singularity Avoidance and Gauger Shocks" Abstract Miguel Alcubierre Universidad Nacional Autonoma de Mexico Dr. Joel Tohline LSU CAPITAL Jan. 23 "TBA" Eduard Seidel MPI fuer Gravitationsphysik, Albert Einstein Institut Potsdam, Germany Dr. Joel Tohline LSU CAPITAL Jan. 30 "Gravitational Waves and the Validity of General Relativity" Abstract Prof. Clifford Will Washington University - St. Louis Jorge Pullin Feb. 6 Feb. 13 "The Physics of Electromechanical Keyboard Instruments" Abstract Dr. Edward Daw LSU Dr. Juhan Frank Feb. 18 "Double Beta Decay: The next Frontier in Neutrino Physics" Abstract Prof. Andreas Piepke University of Alabama Dr. Richard Haymaker Feb. 20 "Cosmology From Gamma-Ray Bursts" Abstract Prof. Brad Schaefer University of Texas Austin Dr. Juhan Frank Feb. 26 Rm.> "Quasar Winds" Abstract *Rm. 137-E Howe-Russell* Patrick B. Hall

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