101. Discount Telescopes And Binoculars Factory outlet of binoculars, telescopes, and microscopes. http://opticmall.com

Buy telescopes and binoculars from the factory at great savings! Home Telescopes Telescope tutorial Telescope buying guide JAWA telescopes ... Contact us The Lowest Price on the Net! Customer engraving Opticmall has served amateur astronomers and outdoor enthusiasts for 10 years! To show our appreciation, we have slashed the price of all telescopes and binoculars by as much as 50%. You cannot find lower prices elsewhere on the WEB. With our proven quality and return policy, we guarantee your satisfaction when buying a telescope or binocular from our factory floor! Do you want to give a gift to your valuable client or employee? How about something to remember for a successful gathering? We privide customer labeling and lettering. Contact us! Which product line are you interested in? Sale of the month! 12-36x70 giant zoom binocular: The advanced optical design and exceptional quality make it one of the best zoom binoculars around. 70 mm objective lens, 12x-36x power, portable tripod .

102. The Magellan Telescopes - Index The Magellan telescopes Two 6.5m telescopes at Las Campanas Observatory Magellan Magellan telescopes News and Forums! Science Results Images http://www.lco.cl/lco/magellan/

The Magellan Telescopes Two 6.5m Telescopes at Las Campanas Observatory Observatories of the Carnegie Institution of Washington University of Arizona Harvard University ... Magellan Telescopes News and Forums! Observatory Information: Telescope Schedule Telescope Specs Environmental Information Instruments Observer Information: Visiting Observer Guide Creating Observing Catalogs Computer Information Ephemeris for LCO Forms/Reports: Travel Arrangements Form Instrument Setup Request Forms Daily Telescope Report Form Magellan Problem Reporting and Tracking ... Observing Run Report Form Observatory Personnel: LCO Personnel Directory Telephone Directories General Information: Project History Basic Safety Information Transport Schedule (Movimiento de Vehiculos) Operations Information: Operations Homepage (local!) Technical Staff Turnos Updated on Wednesday, March 30, 2005 dosip@lco.cl

103. EXPORT - European Extra-Solar Planet Consortium - Home Page EXPORT is a consortium of European astronomers using the telescopes on La Palma and Tenerife to study extrasolar planets, as well as the formation and evolution of protoplanetary systems. http://laeff.inta.es/EXPORT/

EXPORT is a consortium of European astronomers using the telescopes on La Palma and Tenerife to study extrasolar planets, as well as the formation and evolution of protoplanetary systems. The team is exploiting the observations obtained in four runs during the International Time campaigns in the Canary Islands' Telescopes in 1998 and 1999. This web page provides information and results of EXPORT Team members The EXPORT proposal EXPORT results published in refereed journals and conference proceedings Private EXPORT page (Restricted) Other sites of interest to EXPORT and related matters (links to web sites and news on exoplanets and young stars) The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia DARWIN space infrared interferometer project A direct link to sites collected by Jean Schneider The Young Stars's group at CfA

104. Astronomy And Telescopes How to choose a telescope for astronomy. Part One. Updated March 2000. http://www.widescreen-centre.co.uk/teledirect/choose.html

Astronomy and Telescopes for the Amateur Astronomer telescopes-direct.com London 47 Dorset Street, W1U 7ND, 020 7935 2580 Nottingham 18 Lady Bay Road, West Bridgford, NG2 5BJ, 01159 455459 Astronomy for Beginners The aim of The Widescreen Centre is to enhance the great pleasure that is possible from the observation of heavenly bodies. From a bewildering array of products we help you to arrive at the best possible decision - for you! To the uninitiated, telescopes are something of a daunting prospect. The range available is so large and there are so many different types. Here we will only cover those types that a first time user is likely to use i.e. not too expensive. Firstly, a word of warning. Resist the temptation to go for any telescopes that advertise themselves on their power or with a zoom. When choosing an astronomical telescope it is not power that is important but aperture (the diameter of the main lens or mirror of the telescope). The larger this is, the more light it can gather and the more you will see. Remember, you'll be looking at objects in the night sky....and it's dark up there! While we are on the subject of power, there is a simple way of knowing how large a magnification a telescope could do under the best conditions. For every inch of the aperture (size of main lens) the telescope can magnify 50 times at the most. Simple eh?

105. Danish Telescopes This service gives links to pages describing Danish telescopes currently in use.Click on the iconized images to see the bigger versions and click on the http://www.astro.ku.dk/~michael/dantel.html

Danish Telescopes This service gives links to pages describing Danish telescopes currently in use. Click on the iconized images to see the bigger versions and click on the text to move to the info-pages. Any questions/suggestions are welcome at: michael@astro.ku.dk . For more information about Danish telescope and instrument development see the pages of the Astronomical Instrument Centre Telescopes: The Nordic Optical Telescope (NOT) The Danish 1.54 m Telescope The Carlsberg Meridian Telescope Telescopes at the The Brorfelde Schmidt Telescope Telescopes at the Brorfelde Observatory Student operated facilities: The New Student Telescope (NeST) The Boserup Amatuer Observatory (BAO) Last update: September 24th, 1999 by MYKAL

106. Cool Cosmos Discusses which celestial objects appear in each part of the spectrum and shows why there is a need to send telescopes into space. Page includes photos, games, classroom activities, and related resources. http://coolcosmos.ipac.caltech.edu/cosmic_classroom/multiwavelength_astronomy/mu

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107. Welcome To The Public Entrance Of The Gemini Observatory In many instances, the Gemini telescopes outperform even the Hubble Space Telescopein both clarity and data collection. http://www.us-gemini.noao.edu/public/public.html

Gemini North, Mauna Kea, Hawai'i Gemini South Dedication Page Gemini North Dedication Page Virtual Tour of Gemini North Current Picture of the Enclosure The Gemini Observatory is an international partnership comprised of two 8.1-meter telescopes (each telescope has a main mirror over 26 feet across.) One telescope is located on Hawaii's Mauna Kea , and the other on . The name Gemini comes from the mythological twins, whose stars are visible to both telescopes. United States of America United Kingdom Canada Chile Australia Argentina Brazil The flags above represent all of the countries that have joined the Gemini partnership. Astronomers in each country are allotted observing time in proportion to their country's contribution. Star Trails at Gemini (Photo courtesy Richard Wainscoat) By building the telescopes on Mauna Kea (elevation 13,824 ft/4214 m) in Hawai'i and Cerro Pachón (elevation 8895 ft/2737 m) in central Chile, both the northern and southern skies are fully accessible to these scopes. Both sites also offer high percentages of clear weather and excellent atmospheric conditions for all types of astronomical studies. Take a look at a " real-time " image of Gemini North!

108. Obsession Telescopes Manufacturer of Dobsonian telescopes ranging from 121/2 to 30 in aperture. Optional accessories include the ServoCAT servo drive system which may be combined with the Argo Navis digital setting circles. http://www.globaldialog.com/~obsessiontscp/OBHP.html

m Large aperture Dobsonian telescopes for observers that want the best. Find out below why nothing else comes even close to an Obsession Telescope. We've tried to include most of our product information here on the Web, however you can still order the printed versions below to have and hold in your own hands! Observing with 25" under the spectacular Southern skies in Warrumbungles Mountains near Coonabarabran Australia. Photo taken by Brian Halbrook. Klicken hier fur Deutschen, Declic ici pour les francais, Tecleo aqui para los espanoles, Scatto qui per italiano, Clique aqui para portugueses (WEBSITE TRANSLATIONS) Check Out Our Online Flyer Latest Scoop on Obsession Updates 5 Scopes Listed on Stats/Price List/Ordering info Can your scope do this? M-13 Comparison Thinking About a New Scope? Think Big! From The Obsessed: Thousands of Customer Comments Reviews of the Obsession 18 and 20: Read Tom Trusock's review of 18" and Ed Ting's reviews of 18" and 20". Compare BEFORE you buy: Big Dob Checklist ServoCAT drive: GoTo and tracking for your Obsession Argo Navis: Powerful digital setting circles Collimation Instructions Learn the Barlowed Laser Technique for perfect primary mirror alignment Video imaging Exciting real time imaging with your Obsession scope.

109. It Takes More Than One Kind Of Telescope To See The Light Why we need different types of telescopes to look at outer space Different typesof telescopes usually don t take simultaneous readings. http://science.nasa.gov/newhome/headlines/features/ast20apr99_1.htm

Space Science News home It takes more than one kind of telescope to see the light Why we need different types of telescopes to look at outer space Feature Story: NASA NASA Science News presents "Feature Stories", where you can sit back, relax, and enjoy an in-depth look at ongoing research (or sometimes a story that's just plain fun). April 20, 1999 : By studying the electromagnetic emissions of objects such as stars, galaxies, and black holes, astronomers hope to come to a better understanding of the universe. Although many astronomical puzzles can only be solved by comparing images of different wavelengths, telescopes are only designed to detect a particular portion of the electromagnetic spectrum. Astronomers therefore often use images from several different telescopes to study celestial phenomena. Shown below is the Milky Way Galaxy as seen by radio, infrared, optical, X-ray and gamma-ray telescopes. The Multi-Wave Milky Way Galaxy radio infrared visual X-ray gamma ray Different types of telescopes usually don't take simultaneous readings. Space is a dynamic system, so an image taken at one time is not necessarily the precise equivalent of an image of the same phenomena taken at a later time. And often, there is barely enough time for one kind of telescope to observe extremely short-lived phenomena like gamma-ray bursts. By the time other telescopes point to the object, it has grown too faint to be detected.

110. BC Telescopes Binoculars Vancouver Island British Columbia Canada telescopes, binoculars, refractors, reflectors, eyepieces, and accessories for amateur astronomers and nature enthusiasts. Brands include SkyWatcher, Antares, Orion, Meade, Speers Waler, Swarovski, Carton, Telrad, Thousand Oaks Filters, Pentax, Bushnell and Bausch Lomb. Located in Canada. http://www.bctelescopes.com/

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111. Www.KidsAstronomy.com-Telescopes See what modern telescopes are discovering. Since that time humans have racedto build bigger and better telescopes, the bigger a telescope is, http://www.kidsastronomy.com/telescopes.htm

Home Space Shuttle Future Ships Telescopes ... Explore Mars The telescope was invented in the beginning of the 17th century (1600's). Since that time, it has changed the way we perceive our Universe. Before the use of the telescope people thought that the Earth lay inside a glass sphere or ball and that the stars were simply holes in that ball through which light from the heavens could pass. This belief came tumbling down in 1610 when a scientist by the name of Galileo first peered through his small home made telescope at the stars. He saw numberless stars, not all at the same distance, some were nearer, and some were further. He discovered moons around Jupiter, and many other new things. Since that time humans have raced to build bigger and better telescopes, the bigger a telescope is, the more detail it reveals in distant objects, and thus the more we can learn about them. Scientists can take two or more telescopes and use them together acting like one giant telescope to get a better image. This is called an interferometer. An interferometer has the same power as would a telescope the size of the distance between the telescopes being used.

112. Compact Precision Telescopes Home CPT makes telescopes from 8 to 18 . All CPTs are made for both visual as a Dobsonain Deliver telescopes to buyers in a few months, rather than years. http://www.astronomy-mall.com/cpt/

Or phone Home Imaging/GEM Visual/Dobsonian Pricing and Waiting List Travelscope FirstBase Eyepieces Mirror Cells Primary Mirrors Diagonals Focusers Hot Links Concept: Compact Precision Telescope (CPT) began as an effort to fit a 10" f/5.6 Dobsonian telescope in a small sports car, without the need for major disassembly (of the telescope, or car). That goal has been achieved, and we are pleased to offer the convenience, precision, advantages and aesthetics of the CPT to you. Sizes: CPT makes telescopes from 8" to 18". All CPTs are made for both visual as a Dobsonain and imaging applications mounted on an equatorial head. We are currently shipping the CPT18. Goals: "Design a large portable telescope to fit in the trunk or back seat of nearly any vehicle."

113. Wins Binoculars And Telescopes Chinese manufacturer and distributor of binoculars, telescopes, night visionequipment, medical optical instruments and microscopes. http://www.winsbinoculars.com/

114. Photographic Sales Suppliers Of Pentax Nikon Kodak Canon And Olympus Cameras - D New and used photographic equipment, cameras, lenses, telescopes, and microscopes. UK. http://www.dentsphoto.co.uk/

Specialist Photographic Dealers Home Page NEW 35mm Cameras Digital Cameras ... Contact Us Specialist Photographic Dealers Welcome to DENTS Web Site, Chesterfield's leading independent photographic specialist. Dents was established at the turn of the century, C.1903. Primarily the business was a chemist with photographic goods taking a back seat. However, the photographic section has steadily expanded and now occupies the first floor making it one of the largest photographic shops in the area. Still a family business, we adhere to the old values of customer service combined with value and friendly, knowledgeable staff. We have a commitment to product awareness and photographic processes both traditional and digital. Here at Dents of Chesterfield we try and cater for all interests within photography and at all levels of experience. Being a large photographic store it goes without saying that we offer a comprehensive range of film and digital cameras, binoculars, astronomical telescopes, microscopes, tripods, bags and backpacks. Darkroom and digital imaging equipment, many filters and accessories to give the widest choice for the enthusiast.

115. Webhead.com/WWWVL/Astronomy/astroweb/yp_telescope.html Observatories and telescopes ResourcesCombined, the two telescopes routinely cover the entire millimeter and submillimeter ARIES also promotes research work using radio and Xray telescopes. http://webhead.com/WWWVL/Astronomy/astroweb/yp_telescope.html

116. Mike Lindner's Telescope Making Links to completed telescopes and free mirror testing software. http://home.att.net/~mikel/

This site is a member of WebRing. To browse visit Here Miscellaneous Stuff Download Chuck Hards Woodshop Telescope Plans MS Word document and AutoVue Pro drawing . View some photos [ scope-1.jpg scope-2.jpg scope-3.jpg ] of Chuck Hards fiberglass telescopes. Major Tom Krajci sent me these diagrams of designs for 4 and 6 point mirror cells. A formula for coma posted by Richard Schwartz David Williams sent me these photos of his scope, patterned after a scope in Making and Enjoying Telescopes . Chek out the nice woodwork. I am webmaster and newsletter editor for my local astronomy club, STAR Astronomy . Please visit us! My first telescope is a 6'' dobsonian that I built myself, including grinding the optics. Source code from my article on hashing in the Nov./Dec. 1996 issue of C++ Report ATM book reviews. An Excel spreadsheet and another Excel spreadsheet by Tom Krajci, for designing a dob mount using springs instead of counterweights, I recently acquired a used 13.1'' Coulter, and have been modifying it. I wrote an article on my construction of a 6 point flotation mirror cell . I finally ``finished'' it (for now). Here are a couple of pictures and some text describing it.

117. Colour Photographs From The Anglo-Australian Observatory Telescopes ASTRONOMICAL IMAGES. Far better copies of these images (and more beside!) can nowbe obtained direct from the AAO at http://www.phys.unsw.edu.au/~mgb/astroimages.html

ASTRONOMICAL IMAGES Far better copies of these images (and more beside!) can now be obtained direct from the AAO at http://www.aao.gov.au/images/general/full_list.html and at http://www.aao.gov.au/images/index.html COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE 3.9M ANGLO-AUSTRALIAN TELESCOPE (AAT) 01 The 3.9m Anglo-Australian Telescope 02 The AAT dome and the utilities building 03 The AAT telescope control console 04 The prime focus cage and an observer ... 78 Part of the Vela supernova remnant All Photographs by David Malin COLOUR PHOTOGRAPHS FROM THE 1.2M SCHMIDT TELESCOPE (UKS) UKS 01 The Horsehead Nebula in Orion UKS 02 Part of the Vela supernova remnant UKS 03 NGC 6559 and IC1274-5 in Sagittarius UKS 04 Antares and the Rho Oph dark cloud ... UKS 24 M 84 and M 86 in the Virgo Cluster Photo-permissions, The Anglo-Australian Observatory, P. O. Box 296, Epping, NSW 2121, AUSTRALIA. (Fax +61 (0)2 372 4860, E-MAIL CC@AAOEPP.AAO.GOV.AU) OR Photolabs, The Royal Observatory, Blackford Hill, Edinburgh EH9 3HJ, SCOTLAND (Fax +44 (0)31 667 9422) All Photographs by David Malin NASA IMAGES Earth Views Antarctica from the Galileo spacecraft Ross Ice Shelf from the Galileo spacecraft Information on Antarctic images Earth from Space I ... Penguins Shuttle Photographs Index of shuttle images from STS-61 Image esc01012 Image esc03016 Image esc03018 ... USS Enterprise Astronomical Images Gravitational lens G2237+0305 with HST Horsehead Nebula North America nebula Orion nebula HST - ... Antarctic Astronomy (with many more images!)

118. Antique Telescopes, Spyglasses, Telescope History. An overview with photographs of many lesser known telescopes typical of their time. http://www.antiquetelescopes.org/

NEW! Captain James Cook's Telescopes Topics on this site include: Cincinnati astronomy, antique telescopes, historical telescopes, antique scientific instruments, reflector telescope, refractor telescope, spyglass, pirate telescope, telescope history, history of astronomy, astronomy before the telescope. Topics to be added shortly: History of the Cincinnati telescopes and observatory, Captain Cook's telescopes, and many more photographs of old instruments. Rather than show all the well-known historical instruments in important museums (since these photos are readily available elsewhere), I prefer to show little-known astronomical instruments that are nonetheless typical of their time. I make no claims for completeness. This site is intended as an overview of historical astronomical instruments. As more material is added in the months ahead, the site will naturally become more comprehensive. Introduction Before the Telescope 17th Century Telescopes 18th Century Telescopes ... Captain Cook's Telescopes

119. Telescopes And Telescope Accessories At Astronomics.com Mail order retailer of astronomical telescopes and accessories, CCD equipment,birdwatching and nature study binoculars and spotting scopes, since 1979. http://www.astronomics.com/

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120. Tom's Amateur Astronomy Intro Details of my two homemade telescopes, Freeware for astronomy for the lowbudget/no-budget amateur. http://www.eccentrix.com/personal/catt/

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