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Stellarium is an exceptional peice of FREE software. It allows you to see what the
sky will look like where you live on any given day or night. Visit www.stellarium.org to download this wonderful FREE software! |
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Celestia is a a program that allows you to explore our universe as if your were traveling through it. Although
this isn't as useful as Stellarium to us astronomers, it is however very interesting and fun to use. Give it a go.
Visit www.shatters.net/celestia to find out more... |
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| Turn Left at Orion was the first book I bought when I started Astronomy. If you are new to Astronomy, this book tells you how to properly find and observe the Moon, planets and loads and loads of other
beautiful objects even with a small telescope. For the price, you will not find a better beginners guide. |
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| Are you thinking of trying astrophotography? What to take some pictures that you can put on your computer as screen savers etc? The Celestron NexImage CCD Camera is ready for you to use straight out of the box. | |||
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My first astronomy pictures. | ||
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Here is a link provided to me by Craig McLaughlin to a web page that has more information on the Solar System and links to material on other Astronomy related stuff. The Planets of Our Solar System |
