41. Ford Amateur Astronomy Club ( FAAC ) - Home Page September 9, 10, 2005 Astronomy on the Beach. NEW LOCATION. General Membership Meeting map NOTE Meetings have moved to Henry Ford Community College http://www.boonhill.net/faac/

You are invited to the following Events: September 9, 10, 2005 Astronomy on the Beach September 22 , 2005 - General meeting @ 5:30 pm NEW LOCATION General Membership Meeting map NOTE: Meetings have moved to Henry Ford Community College starting July 22, 2004. Room location is Administrative Services and Conference Center. See map above. New FAAC Email list service through Yahoo.com Home Previous Page Club Information Observing Sessions ... Other Links Web Site Updated: August 27, 2005 7:08 Maintained by Doug Bock www.boonhill.net

42. Wollongong Amateur Astronomy Club http://www.users.bigpond.com/paul.b/

43. WSAAG Homepage The Homepage of the Western Sydney Amateur Astronomical Society. The Western Sydney amateur astronomy Group, Inc. (WSAAG) is a group of fun loving http://www4.tpgi.com.au/users/wsaag/

Western Sydney Amateur Astronomy Group Club Calendar Newsletter Contact Us Membership Info ... Links WELCOME TO THE OFFICIAL SITE OF WSAAG! The Western Sydney Amateur Astronomy Group, Inc. (WSAAG) is a group of fun loving amateur astronomers in the western suburbs of Sydney, Australia. The club was founded as the Western Sydney Amateur Astronomical Group at a public meeting on the 22nd November, 1991. WSAAG provides a focus for people interested in Astronomy to meet, do astronomy and have fun. Members come from all walks of life and have a diverse range of interests, some have telescopes and some don't all you need to join is anything ranging from an interest to a passion for astronomy. The club meets at the University of Western Sydney, Nepean Centre on the 3rd Wednesday of each month. Twice a month there is also dark sky observing at the Linden Observatory , in the Blue Mountains. So, as the sun goes down come and join us for some fun. Last Updated 21st April 2005

44. Curt Hall's Amateur Astronomy Site Astronomy website created for the amateur astronomer and casual observer. http://www.angelfire.com/ky2/CurtsAstroPage/index.html

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45. Amateur Astronomer's Inc. (AAI) (NJ New Jersey Amateur Astronomy) The AAI is an amateur astronomy organization in central New Jersey. aai logo Amateur Astronomer s Inc. PO Box 111 Garwood, NJ 070270111 phone 908 276 http://georgenet.net/aai/

http://georgenet.net/aai Welcome to Amateur Astronomers' Inc (AAI) Cranford, New Jersey, USA IMPORTANT: AAI now has our own web domain name operating www.asterism.org is the new domain name for the club The AAI is an amateur astronomy organization in central New Jersey. It was founded in 1949, with currently over 400 members making it one of the largest astronomy clubs to date. The image above is our observatory named after William M. Sperry , which houses two of the largest telescopes on the east coast for amateur use. The east dome hold a 10" f/15 refractor built by AAI members, the west Dome has a 24" f/11 Cassegrain reflecting telescope purchased by AAI. Just added!! A Discussion email list for the club Join our mailing list! Enter your email address below, then click the 'Join List' button: Contact Information Amateur Astronomer's Inc. PO Box 111 Garwood, NJ 07027-0111 phone: 908 276 STAR BBS: 908 709 0569 Emails and Contacts: George Chaplenko, Corresponding Secretary phone: 908-549-0615 Sign our Guestbook View our Guestbook Meeting Information AAI is open to the public on most Friday nites between 7:30 and 10:30pm at the Sperry Observatory located on the Union County College Cranford campus, located at 1033 Springfield Ave.

46. San Angelo Astronomy Association Meetings, news, weather, observatory, and links. http://www.saaaa.org/

Thanks for stopping by - we're glad to have you visit. We have monthly meetings and regular star parties where we get to observe all the wonders in the night sky. We have enough telescopes to share, so even if you don't have one, come on out! This website tells a little about the San Angelo Astronomy Association, but the best way to get to know us is to come and hang out with us. Located in San Angelo, Texas, the SAAA was started by Dr. Roy Moon and has been in existence since 1962. We hold our meetings on the first Tuesday of every month at the Angelo State University Planetarium at 7:00 p.m. Our meetings are open to members and to the general public who are encouraged to attend in order to learn more about our organization and its functions. We also hold additional public star parties for special astronomical events. Our members make themselves available to schools and other organizations for public star parties. Star parties are observing sessions where members bring privately and club owned telescopes to a dark remote location ( away from city lights ) and view the night skies. As of February 2004 we are a member of the NASA Night Sky Network.

47. Kentwood Amateur Astronomy League - Home Page Events and meetings, resources, presentations and pictures, and links. http://www.kaal.org/

The Premier Amateur Astronomy Club of the Web. Current West Michigan Sky Highlights (Proceeds from Amazon sales will be used to advance KAAL projects) About KAAL Astronomy Resources Presentations/Pictures Links ... Contact Us

48. Sam's Astronomy Page Site devoted to amateur astronomy, including descriptions and pictures of my equipment, tips and links. http://www.balinka.com/astronomy.htm

Updated 07-May-05 05-Jul-03 22-Jun-03 18-Aug-03 19-Jun-05 Welcome to my amateur astronomy website Current Moon Phase I am a deep sky fanatic (a geek, as those who know me often say), especially galaxies and nebulae, but I also like to look at the planets and the Moon. I haven't really been too interested in comets, variable stars, etc. but try to keep an open mind as I may travel that path in the future. I've logged all of Messier's 110 (109), many from midtown Tucson, AZ using a 6" reflector and have completed a Messier Marathon using a 20" Obsession reflector. I had originally planned to capture images of all of the Messier objects using the 20" and an SBIG ST-237 CCD camera, but I never got around to that - mainly because I had a hard time not using the 20" for visual observing. Now, I no longer have the 20" Obsession, having sold it in order to purchase a 25" Obsession. I received the 25" primary from Galaxy Optics on January 7, 2003 and received the 25" Obsession telescope on January 8, 2003. I've been out viewing with the new scope every new moon since. If I have but one word to describe the 25" Obsession: Awesome. My goal for this website is to share my enthusiasm for amateur astronomy. I plan to

49. Lackawanna Astro. Society Lackawanna Astronomical Society's club calendar, activities, catalogs and software for the observer, sky links, and sky events. http://members.aol.com/SabiaJohn/LAS.html

Amateur Astronomy in North East Pennsylvania. Lackawanna Astronomical Society 1112 Fairview Road Clarks Summit, PA. 18411 e-mail SabiaJohn@aol.com HighPoint Scientific Second Annual Telescope Show Saturday September 17th. CLUB CALENDAR - 2005 September Sept 7:30 p.m Tuesday Monthly Meeting at T.G.Cupillari Observatory Business : Monthly Report by the Treasurer Monthly Report by the Secretary Program(s) Solar System events for the month Black Forest Star Party images and Aurora images. Sept 9:00 p.m. Friday Lacawac Wildlife Sanctuary Sept 7:00 p.m. Saturday Club Night and COOK OUT at T.G.Cupillari Observatory grounds Sept 17 Saturday October Oct 7:30 p.m Tuesday Monthly Meeting at T.G.Cupillari Observatory Business : Monthly Report by the Treasurer Monthly Report by the Secretary Program(s) Solar System events for the month Oct 7:00 p.m. Saturday Club Night Oct 8:30 p.m. Tuesday Board of Directors at T.G.Cupillari Observatory

50. AW Mercator's Mainpage amateur astronomy group from Bazel, Belgium. http://users.pandora.be/veerle.heyman/

51. Tom Campbell's Amateur Astronomy Consists of several sections from learning to observing, projects, limericks, and a today in astronomy history. http://www.iolaks.com/softech/astro

52. Bradley Amateur Astronomy Club BRADLEY amateur astronomy CLUB Next Event Wednesday, November 17 Olin Quad 10 pm We will be going out to Jubilee Observatory to view a meteor shower. http://www.bradley.edu/campusorg/astro/

Next Event: Wednesday, November 17 Olin Quad 10 pm We will be going out to Jubilee Observatory to view a meteor shower. U pcoming E vents ... Our image archive Back to Bradley Student Organizations list Bradley Amateur Astronomy Club C/O Student Activities Office Bradley University Peoria, Illinois, 61625 U.S.A. Comments and inquiries are welcome at fhenning@cs1.bradley.edu

53. Recommendations For Beginning Amateur Astronomers Amateur astronomers occasionally seek advice on telescope buying, learning the A Catch22 of amateur astronomy is that cheap telescopes (fast Dobsons) http://observers.org/beginner/j.r.f.beginner.html

Recommendations for Beginning Amateur Astronomers freeman@netcom.com Recent Revisions: Near end Revised recommendations for the lazy. Expanded section on CyberScopes. Amateur astronomers occasionally seek advice on telescope buying, learning the sky, observing skills, and so on. Here are some thoughts. (My credentials? I do visual astronomy: I have logged about 13000 observations of over 5000 objects, and used some thirty telescopes and binoculars enough to know them well. I have made about ten optical surfaces to 16-inch diameter. My forte is deep-sky work: I am especially proud of logging the Sculptor Dwarf Galaxy (10x70 binocular), Maffei I and Einstein's Cross (Celestron 14), and Simeis 147 (6-inch Maksutov). My interests led to a physics PhD, studying the interstellar medium from a spacecraft: By training I am an astrophysicist, but I have amateur status in the visual my thesis work used extreme ultraviolet light.) What to do First. Written words do not replace experience. Join an astronomy club, go to observing sessions, try others' telescopes. You will learn a lot. To find clubs, ask at science stores, museums, and planetariums. College physics or astronomy departments may know, though clubs aren't their line. The magazines

54. NJ Night Sky - Amateur Astronomy And Telescope Building. amateur astronomy and telescope building. http://www.njnightsky.com/

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55. Beaufort South Carolina Amateur Astronomer Backyard Astronomy for Amateur Astronomers Yakima Astronomical Society amateur astronomy Magazine web page!! Sky and Telescope Magazine web page! http://www.islc.net/~mwlesso/astrono.htm

Click on Moonbox for further info! CURRENT MOON moon phase Updated August 27 2005 me Click on box below for forecast! Location: Latitude 32.4 North Longitude 80.7 West Beaufort, South Carolina, United States of America This web page address: http://www.islc.net/~mwlesso/astrono.htm Beaufort South Carolina Astronomer BSCA Information about Astronomer activities in the Lowcountry of South Carolina We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things, not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize and measure the best of our energies and skills... President John F. Kennedy, September 12, 1962, Rice University Here's a photo of Mike the Astronomer: Click here to go back to Index ASTRONOMY WEEK APRIL 10 - 16TH 2005 ASTRONOMY DAY APRIL 16TH 2005 CELEBRATE Everyday! Beaufort South Carolina Astronomer Group ASTRONOMERS HERE IN BEAUFORT! Please email me for information I am still working on our web cam project of bringing local live streaming video astronomy to the Internet. Any suggestions on how to do it are welcome!! It is a simple idea of bringing live astronomy to people who are shutins or handicapped, and do not have astronomy telescopes and equipment, via live streaming video to their home computers. That way more people, who are denied the opportunity of viewing the skies we take for granted could enjoy the wonders of astronomy, daylight solar and night time viewing without the discomfort of bugs,humidity,light pollution, etc..

56. Amateur Astronomy Beginner's Help Some amateur astronomy references. Astronomical Society of the Pacific List of amateur astronomy Clubs, includes other amatuer astronomy resources also http://members.aol.com/gca7sky/amateur.htm

Amateur Astronomy Beginner's Help Topics Under Redesign I am thinking about how to refocus this page more toward the educational aspects of astronomy, while keeping it fun . . . Contents: Some Help Starting Out Viewing the Sky Subscribing to Magazines Getting Together ... More Resources Some Help Starting Out Some useful beginner resource pages I am new to astronomy, where do I start? by San Francisco Sidewalk Astronomers Astro Arts New Star Gazers Home Page Be a Stargazer @ NOVA Online/Hunt for Alien Worlds For Beginning Astronomers @ Astronomy Magazine (updated URL) ASSA: Welcome to Astronomy Astronomical Society of South Australia Some beginner pages written by amateuer astronomers Kevin Daly's Astro-Nuts Homepage Keith's Astrophotography and Astronomy page Also see Developing your skills Some Gentle Presentations of Astronomy Topics Bluebird Observatory Brief Tour of the Universe A Virtual Tour of the Sun A Star is Born ... The Entrancing Mysteries of Space Regularly updated: Perkins Observatory - Tom Burns' Weekly Astronomy Columns since 1988. Astronomy Picture of the Day Also see Astronomy and Space Articles Also see Getting to Know the Sky on the Observing Page.

57. The Home Of Amateur Astronomy In The UK The Home of amateur astronomy in the UK by Michael Oates. http://www.mikeoates.org/

SETI@home is a scientific experiment that will harness the power of hundreds of thousands of Internet-connected computers in the Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI). You can participate by running a program that downloads and analyzes radio telescope data. There's a small but captivating possibility that your computer will detect the faint murmur of a civilization beyond Earth. Manchester Astronomical Society Please visit my local astronomical society. The website is maintained by myself and Graham Hodson. Welcome to my new domain. After over 12 years with the same ISP and the same email address, I have moved on. Please amend any links and bookmarks you may have that point to the old addresses. My new email is: Note: The address is an image (anti-spam) you will have to use a pen or pencil to make a note of it. This home page is dedicated to amateur astronomy. I have combined my love for astronomy and computing to produce and maintain a number of astronomy web sites . Most of these sites are for amateur astronomy and all are for societies and organizations based in Britain. comet page for more information.

58. Astronomical League Of The Philippines (ALP) An organization that promotes amateur astronomy in the Philippines, best known for their skills in astrophotography and zeal for astronomical observation. http://www.astroleaguephils.org/

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59. Astronomical Societies The web site features information on manyaspects of amateur astronomy, Simple Radio Astronomy ( Amateur Radio astronomy without a dish! http://www.cv.nrao.edu/fits/www/yp_society.html

Astronomical Societies Aberdeen Astronomical Society ( AAS ) AAS is an organisation for astronomy enthusiasts that meet on a regular basis for astronomical observing, talks by guest speakers and visits to observatories and planetaria. Agrupacion Astronomica de Madrid ( AAM ) The Agrupacion Astronomica de Madrid (AAM) is a cultural association founded in 1974, with two main objectives: study and development of the Astronomy and related sciences at an amateur level; to spread and impulse the Astronomy in the Madrid Community area. [in Spanish] Aldrich Astronomical Society ( AAS ) The official homepage of Aldrich Astronomical Society, a club founded in 1932 which is active in the central Massachusetts area. Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton ( AAAP ) Home Page for the Amateur Astronomers' Association of Princeton (New Jersey). Includes information about club activities, program schedule, and special events. Amateur Astronomers Association ( AAA ) Amateur Astronomers, Inc. Cranford, New Jersey ( AAI ) Oldest amateur astronomy club in NJ. Sperry Observatory, Cranford NJ: 24-inch reflector, 10-inch refractor. Lectures, seminars, talks, demos, tutorials. CCD and H-alpha imaging. Eclipse chasing.

60. "Confederation Of Indian Amateur Astronomers" List of amateur astronomy groups in India TRANSIT OF VEN US on 2004 June 8 All India Amateur Astronomers Meets; List of Observatories in India http://www.ciaa.net/

The Confederation of Indian Amateur Astronomers,Pune. (R.No. M9347/94,F9742/94) Regd Office: 755/1, Mayur Colony, Kothrud, Pune, 411029 Administrative Office C-6/12, Vasant Vihar, New Delhi 110 057. India Tel: 91-22-25119195 (Mumbai) About CIAA Membership Structure CIAA Publications Get in touch with office bearers ... All India Amateur Astronomers Meets List of Observatories in India Tribute to Dr N.C. Rana - Our founder Chairman Join Our Email group Links to other astro sites Mail to CIAA Sign our Guestbook View Our Guestbook Some Links Visit the Web site of Galileo Telescope Makers for Your telescope and other astronomy requiremtns Amateur Astronomers Association of Delhi for Pictures and details of variuos astronomy topics S.P.A.C.E. is an NGO involved in the promotion of Astronomy and Scientific Temper in educational institutions and among the masses If you have any comments or suggestions, please email the webmaster Nilesh Vayada

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