81. Astronomy Education Resources Alachua astronomy Club Amherst Astronomical Association Apollo Society Home Page Astronomical Association of Queensland http://www.physlink.com/Education/Astronomy.cfm

Not a member yet? Get Free Membership Username: Password: Remember me Forgot your login? Ask the Experts Physics ... eStore Astronomy Education Resources Menu Astronomy Information and Photographs Space News Asteroids, Meteors, and Comets Mission Homepages ... Career Related Info Astronomy Information and Photographs All Experts Astronomy Page Amateur Astronomers Inc. Amateur Telescope Maker Astro Photo ... The Science and Technology Network Comprehensive clearinghouse of information on science-astronomy, geology, biology, physical and technology for teachers, parents and students. VIDEOASTRO - Video Astrophotography Information on video astrophotography with articles, edited postings and gallery of images. How to Buy a Quality Telescope What to look for and what to avoid when purchasing a telescope. Skymaps.com The Evening Sky Map "The Evening Sky Map" is a free, high-quality monthly star chart for all stargazers. Space News Aerospace News Astronomy Magazine Aviation Week Discover Magazine ... Wired Space News Asteroids, Meteors, and Comets ASKC Asteroid and Supernova Patrol Asteroid.net

82. SIRIUS Links SIRIUS is an Amateur astronomy Association from Constantine, Algeria, devoted to promote astronomy and Science and to establish contact with similar http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/9720/astronomy-links.htm

Astronomical Societies in the Arab World (Not complete) The Jordanian Astronomical Society (JAS) Mailing Address: P.O.Box 141568, Amman 11814 Jordan. Web Page: http://www.jas.org.jo See in particular their Astronomical Societies in the Arab World Moroccan Astronomical Society (MAS). Web Page: http://www.angelfire.com/ma/MarocAstro/index.html Al-Battani Astronomical Society Mailing Address: BP 08, Oran 31024, Algeria. Web Page: http://www.multimania.com/battani Al-Birouni Astronomical Club Mailing Address: 2 rue des Mimosas , El -Mouradia, Algiers 16070 , Algeria. Al-Kutb Astronom y Club (Berriane, W.de Ghardaia, Algeria) E-mail: alkotb @hotmail.com Sirius Astronomy Association Mailing Address: Cité du 20 Aout, BP 18, Constantine, 25000, Algeria. E-mail: astrosirius@eudoramail.com Web Page: http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Station/9720 AR-RASSED Astronomy Association Mailing Address: Centre Culturel de Ténes, 22000, Ténes, W.de Chlef, Algeria. Web Page: http://www.multimania.com/errassed

83. Spanish Astronomical Associations Translate this page This list is based on the guide of spanish Astronomical associations that was This HTML version is a courtesy of the Astronomical Association of Madrid. http://www.aster.org/llistang.htm

Astronomical Associations in Spain This list is based on the guide of spanish Astronomical Associations that was set up by the Sociedad Asturiana de Astronomía "OMEGA", during the XII Spanish Astromical Meeting that took place in Gijón. This HTML version is a courtesy of the Astronomical Association of Madrid. Only Associations with currently active Web Site are indicated. The list is regularly updated. (Barcelona) (Barcelona) (Barcelona) (Barcelona) Albireo (Sevilla) "Aldebaran" (Albacete) (Alicante) (Cantabria) (Alacant) (Murcia) (Madrid) (Pontevedra) (Barcelona) (Zaragoza) (Segovia) H. Astronomical Burjassot Association (Valencia) (Barcelona) (Barcelona)

84. Links: Astronomical Associations In The World American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) Amateur Astronomers Association of New York Ames Area Amateur Astronomers http://www.astrofilitrentini.it/links/society_eng.html

Astronomical associations in the world Europe Belgium AstronomiA Astronomical Association in Belgium Cercle Astronomique Mosan ASBL: les astronomes amateurs de Dinant Groupe Astronomie de Spa Croatia Astronomical Society of Zagreb Denmark Danish Astronomical Society France Association Astronomie Tycho Brahe Association des Astronomes Amateurs d'Auvergne Observatoire des Pises Great Britain Association of Falkirk Astronomers British Astronomical Association Exeter Astronomical Society Federation of Astronomy Societies ... Worthing Astronomical Society Norway Norsk Astronomisk Selskap (Norwegian Astronomical Society) Spain America Canada Athena Community Astronomy Club Hamilton Amateur Astronomers Club des Astronomes Amateurs de Longueuil United States American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) Amateur Astronomers Association of New York Ames Area Amateur Astronomers The Astronomical League ... Stillwater Astronomy Club. Rest of the world Australia Astronomical Society of New South Wales Incorporated Astronomical Society of Victoria Southern Astronomical Society Brazil India Astronomical Society of India Back to links page

85. Stars In Your Eyes: SouthFlorida.com Members of astronomical associations range from novice to scientist, You don t need to be a member of one of these astronomical associations to enjoy http://www.southflorida.com/sfparenting/sfe-sfp-stars,0,1475295.story

Home About Us/Contact Us Kids' Fun Pass Things To Do With Your Kids ... Horoscopes Stars In Your Eyes By Susan Frasca South Florida Parenting E-mail story Print story STORIES SOUTH FLORIDA AMATEUR ASTRONOMER GROUPS Amateur astronomer associations offer stellar evenings for South Florida families There's so much more to the night sky than meets the eye, and thanks to the several amateur astronomy associations here, South Florida families can see it all for free. Stars, planets and comets - indeed, entire galaxies - are revealed in all their radiant splendor, through the high-tech telescopes provided by these local astronomers, who are willing to share their passion for this hobby - and their telescopes - with anyone interested in attending their star parties. All you need to do to experience the heavens is show up at one of the public viewing events set up by these avocational stargazers. They provide the rest, including in some instances, slide shows and presentations, constellation facts and even educational computer games to help teach kids and grownups about the vastness of the universe and the impact of space objects, such as asteroids, on our planet. This is an evening of education, discovery and fun that families with children almost any age will enjoy. A public viewing event generally begins with amateur astronomer group members setting up their personal telescopes in parking lots of select local parks, which they use as their night sky observation area for the evening. As guests arrive, members freely share their telescopes - a rather generous offering considering the costliness of some of this equipment - as well as their knowledge, explaining how to operate the equipment and pointing out the sights of the cosmos.

86. Frequently Asked Questions Would joining a local amateur astronomy association be an advantage? While you do not need to do any practical observing to take these courses, we certainly http://astronomy.swin.edu.au/sao/faq.html

I would like to enrol in the Master, Graduate Diploma, or Graduate Certificate*, but I don't have a tertiary qualification. If you can demonstrate equivalent prior experience in astronomy we may consider waiving that requirement. In order to enrol in the SAO Masters, you must have the equivalent of a prior degree, so this means you will have to work your way through the SAO nested program. Australian students without a tertiary qualification must first complete the Graduate Certificate (or the equivalent of 4 SAO units) with a credit average before they can transfer into the Graduate Diploma or Master degrees. Students from outside of Australia without a tertiary qualification must first complete two SAO units as individual-unit enrolments with credit grades. They can then transfer into the Graduate Diploma (with exemptions for the two units already completed) and after successfully completing 8 SAO units can transfer into the Masters if they wish. Note that some of the advanced units do assume introductory tertiary level mathematics. For full details of entry requirements, follow this link Note that the Graduate Certificate is available to Australian residents only.

87. Andre HECK - CDS Special Publications International directory of astronomical associations and societies Répertoire international d associations et de sociétés astronomiques - IDAAS 1986 http://vizier.u-strasbg.fr/~heck/p-cdssp.htm

The following list gathers together the CDS Special Publications as well as other Strasbourg- or CDS-produced monographs. Refer also the lists of CDS-related activities and publications SIMBAD - A dynamic astronomical data base, Publ. CDS (1985) 20 pp. The Strasbourg astronomical data centre (with D. Egret), Publ. CDS (1985) 8 pp. The Strasbourg astronomical data centre (with D. Egret), Publ. CDS (1986) 8 pp. Homogenized IUE observation log (with D. Egret), CDS Special Report 1 (1987) 731 pp. StarBriefs 1992 StarGuides 1993 StarBriefs 1993 StarBriefs 1994 ... StarBriefs 2000 Go to the main publications page Go to CV main page Go to AH main page

88. Andre HECK - Directories International directory of astronomical associations and societies 1986 (with J. Manfroid), Publ. Spéc. Centre Données Strasbourg 8 (1985) iv + 266 pp. http://vizier.u-strasbg.fr/~heck/ahdir.htm

See also the atlases, catalogues and dictionaries , the monographs , the theses , as well as the list of edited publications and books "If there were a 'yellow pages' of astronomy, this massive book would be it." on "StarGuides 2001") International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1978 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1978) ii + 110 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1979 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1979) ii + 288 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1981 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1981) iv + 300 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1982 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1981) iv + 304 pp. International directory of amateur astronomical societies 1984 (with J. Manfroid), ed. Heck-Manfroid (1984) iv + 278 pp. StarGuides 1993 StarGuides 1994 StarGuides 1995 StarGuides 1996 ... StarGuides 2001 - A World-Wide Directory of Organizations in Astronomy, Related Space Sciences and Other Related Fields, Kluwer Acad. Publ., Dordrecht (2000) xiv + 1224 pp. (ISBN 0-7923-6509-7) StarGuides Plus - A World-Wide Directory of Organizations in Astronomy and Related Space Sciences, Kluwer Acad. Publ., Dordrecht (2004) viii + 1142 pp. (ISBN 1-4020-1926-2)

89. MCBDirect To develop links with other astronomical associations in the UK and Islamic astronomical associations abroad. To join the egroup, please send a blank email http://www.mcb.org.uk/mcbdirect/features.php?ann_id=579

90. Astronomical Societies The Association is the City s advocate for astronomy before social and cultural Hungarian Astronomical Association publishes the monthly journal Meteor. 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.

91. Subject Guides -- Physics And Astronomy American Astronomical Society (http//www.aas.org/) American Association of Variable Star Observers (http//www.aavso.org/) International Astronomical Union http://www.csulb.edu/library/subj/physics.html

Research Guides Physics and Astronomy Class Research Guides and PPts Reference Reso urces Finding Books ... Need Help? Have Suggestions? IOP Journals now Full Text! Apollo 11, the first manned mission to the surface of the moon, lifts off on July 16, 1969. (Courtesy NASA) Search at http://www.iop.org/EJ/search See the list of journals available here Information on Faculty Services supporting Instruction and Research Science, Engineering and Math @ the CSULB Library weblog How to find: preprints in physics and astronomy professional societies frequenty cited journals Learn about the international celebration of the World Year of Physics 2005 Class Research Guides Finding Books To find books at the CSULB Library, use COAST , the Library's online catalog. Here are a few subject headings in physics and astronomy: physics astronomy stars thermodynamics ... optics Reference Resources Reference Books These titles are essential resources for the study of Physics and Astronomy. Items with REF preceding the call number will be found in Reference on the 1st floor of the Library. Encyclopedia of Astronomy and A strophysics (Ref QB 14.E534 2001 4 vols.)

92. English Pages Other Finnish astronomical associations. Astronomical Association Jyväskylän Sirius Astronomical Association Warkauden Kassiopeia Porin Karhunvartijat http://www.ursa.fi/english.html

93. Ursa Astronomical Association Tähtitieteellinen yhdistys Ursa (Ursa Astronomical Association) was founded Ursa cooperates with local (independent) astronomical associations each year http://www.ursa.fi/eng/presentation.html

94. A Review Of The Star*s Family Products Heck, A. 1989a, ``International Directory of Astronomical associations and Societies together with related items of interest IDAAS 1990 , http://cadcwww.dao.nrc.ca/ADASS/adass_proc/adass3/papers/hecka/hecka.html

Astronomical Data Analysis Software and Systems III ASP Conference Series, Vol. 61, 1994 Book Editors: D.R. Crabtree, R.J. Hanisch, J. Barnes Electronic Editors: D. Durand, J. Barnes, D.R. Crabtree A Review of the Star*s Family Products A. Heck Abstract: The current situation of the Star*s Family is reviewed, as it is a growing line of products: directories, dictionaries, databases, data sets, etc., on astronomy, space sciences, and related fields and organizations of the world. Generalities Since more than fifteen years now, we have been compiling directories of organizations involved in astronomy, space sciences and related fields. More recently, we entered the parallel compilation of a dictionary of abbreviations, acronyms, contractions and symbols appearing in the same fields. Therefore the Star*s Family line of products is structured essentially around two sets of master files: StarGuides, a directory of astronomy, space sciences, and related organizations of the world, and StarBriefs, a dictionary of abbreviations, acronyms, contractions, and symbols in astronomy, space sciences, and related fields. These lists are made available in various ways with the aim of providing flexible yellow-page services. The products are briefly presented below.

95. Favorite Astronomy Links sources of information in astronomy and related fields. American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO) International Dark Sky Association http://www.phys-astro.sonoma.edu/people/faculty/tenn/AstronomyLinks.html

Sonoma State University Department of Physics and Astronomy Favorite Astronomy Links On this page: Breaking News Ongoing News What's Up, Doc? Astronomical Research ... Reference section Other pages: Favorite Physics Links Educational Resources in Physics and Astronomy Jobs in Physics, Astronomy, and Other Fields Breaking News Breaking News NASA News and Events SpaceWeather.com Ongoing News Swift was launched 20 November 2004, is catching gamma ray bursts on the fly E/PO is at SSU SMART-1 ... is orbiting Saturn and Huygens has landed on Titan Gravity Probe B , to test general relativity, was launched 20 April 2004 ... more than 175,000 images available We are exploring comets and asteroids Stardust flew by comet Wild 2 on 2 January 2004, will return samples to Earth 15 January 2006 HAYABUSA (MUSES-C) is at asteroid Itokawa, will bring back pieces in 2007 ... Space Calendar What's Up, Doc? What time is it? AstroViewer The Constellations The Constellations ... Virtual Sky Astronomical Research Astrophysical Data System Astroweb: Astronomy and Astrophysics on the Internet Science: Astronomy Astronomical Survey Projects ... Mars and other planets. Space Mission Acronym List and Hyperlink Guide SkyView High Energy Astrophysics Science Archive Research Center (HEASARC) The Interstellar Medium ... The Nine Planets by Bill Arnett and (if you can stand the ads) Views of the Solar System by C.J. Hamilton.

96. SUNET's Web Index: Astronomy European Association for astronomy Education The purpose of EAAE is to improve and Göteborg Astronomical Association - One of the largest astronomy http://katalogen.sunet.se/cat/science/astronomy

Science /Astronomy Sortings and selections Astronomiguiden European Association for Astronomy Education - The purpose of EAAE is to improve and promote astronomical education at all levels in all institutions involved in teaching astronomy in Europe. We also have information on all major celestial phenomena. Göteborg Astronomical Association - One of the largest astronomy associations in the country. A lot of links to other astronomy resources in Sweden. Hedberg, Åke - Foreword to a new cosmological model. Even in french. Called the Chaos Cosmos model. Info about Space - Only in Swedish. Kosmologika Nilson, Peter - A portrait of the writer and astronomer Peter Nilson. Östergötlands Astronomiska Sällskap (ÖAS) - Official homepage with information about current activities, the observatory, CCD imaging etc. Visitors can contact members, book a guided tour of the observatory, and browse our collection of CCD images . [currently only in Swedish] Rymden i dag - Only in Swedish Rymdfakta - Only in Swedish StarWorld Stockholm Observatory - On astronomical and astrophyscial research and education at Stockholm University, information on activities for the general public and links to astronomical publications.

97. Affiliations, Associations, And Fraternal Arrangements - Royal Astronomical Soci Association for astronomy Education (AAE) The AAE promotes public education in astronomy and supports the teaching of astronomy to students at all levels of http://www.ras.org.uk/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=230&Itemid=0

98. Excelsis Ratings/Reviews - Associations Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton, NJ, Princeton ? 1, 11/03/2002, Vote! Astronomical Association of Southern Illinois, IL, Carbondale ? http://www.excelsis.com/1.0/section.php?sectionid=33

99. ASTER - Agrupació Astronòmica De Barcelona Aster, Agrupació Astronòmica de Barcelona (Astronomical Association of Barcelona) is a nonprofit private society, which objective is gathering every http://www.aster.org/textang.htm

Introduction Aster, Agrupació Astronòmica de Barcelona (Astronomical Association of Barcelona) is a non-profit private society, which objective is gathering every astronomy lover in Barcelona and Catalonia. Both beginners and experts can become Aster members, the only requirement being to share our enthusiasm for astronomy. Aster efforts are aimed to spread out the science of astronomy as well as encouraging for sky observation. Furthermore, Aster members take advantage of support for their astronomical activities, either by facilitating information or by suppliying scientific instrumental. History Aster was created in 1948 by a group of young catalan astronomy lovers, whose leader, Ernest Guille i Moliné, was the first president. During the fifties, Aster carried out significant efforts to popularize astronomy in Catalonia, as well as to encourage for astronomical observation. It is important to point out that Aster's observatory was inaugurated in 1953 . I is placed on the roof of the association headquarters. Between 1956 and 1958, during the International Geophysical Year, Aster members payed special attention to the daily observation and astrophotography of the Sun. This work was carried out in collaboration with other worlwide amateur and professional astronomy groups. At the end of the fifties Aster was recognized by distinguished astronomers as a prestigious astronomical association.

100. The Planetary Society: Links Universities Space Research Association (USRA) Views of The Solar System IndexAstronomy and AstrophysicsWWW Virtual Library http://www.planetary.org/html/links/spacegate-science.html

Planetary Science Planetary Science Comet and Asteroids Earth Science and Remote Sensing Solar Resources ... Astronomy Planetary Science Center for Advanced Space Studies CMEX - Center for Mars Exploration Discovery Missions NASA's Solar System Exploration Division and the Discovery Program Office Goddard Space Flight Center Home Page Icarus The International Journal of Solar System Studies Institute of Physico-Chemical Problems of Evolution International Lunar Exploration Working Group (ILEWG) Jet Propulsion Laboratory Earth Science and Solar System Exploration Division ... Planetary Protection Bibliography Contains references on research and public discussions of interplanetary biological contamination. Planetary Sciences at the National Space Science Data Center (NSSDC) The PLANETARY SCIENCE INSTITUTE WWW Services Spacelink University of California, Los Angeles Institute of Geophysics and Planetary Physics ... Welcome to the Planets Comets and Asteroids The ABCs of Near Earth Objects (NEOs): Getting to Know Earth's Neighbors A glossary of NEO terminology An up-to-date listing of the largest known NEOs Keep the Search for NEOs Alive!

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