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Astronomers Amateur:     more books (101)

Pleasures of the Telescope: An Illustrated Guide for Amateur Astronomers and a Popular Description of the Chief Wonders of the Heavens for General Readers by Garrett Putman Serviss, 2010-08-21 AstroFAQs: Questions Amateur Astronomers Frequently Ask by Stephen F. Tonkin, 2000-09-15 Astrophotography For The Amateur (A Handbook for Taking Pictures of the Stars, Galaxies, Planets, Moon, Sun, Comets, Meteors and Eclipses) by Michael Covington, 1986 Dobsonian Telescope: Altazimuth mount, Newtonian telescope, John Dobson (amateur astronomer), Objective (optics), Optical telescope, Light pollution, Magnification, Equatorial mount Frank"s Book of the Telescope. A Guide to Instruments for the Amateur Astronomer. by Charles Frank, 1964 Guia Del Astronomo Aficionado/Amateur Astronomer's Guide (Spanish Edition) by Jean Vallieres, 1986-09 Telescopes for the amateur astronomer, (Skillfact library, 646) by Robert E Danhour, 1966 THE AMATEUR ASTRONOMER AND HIS TELESCOPE by GüNTER D ROTH, 1963 The Amateur Astronomer by patrick moore, 1957 The Sun and the Amateur Astronomer by W. M. Baxter, 1963 Amateur Astronomer and His Telescope by Gunter D. Roth, 1972-02-07 THE AMATEUR ASTRONOMER. by Patrick. Moore, 1960 Astronomy and space research (The Amateur astronomer's library) by G. A Chisnall, 1964 A Union Made in Heaven: A History of Amateur Astronomers, Inc., 1949-1999

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61. Perseid Meteor Shower Peaks Tonight, With Best Views In Western Parts Of UK | Sc
    Aug 12, 2010 Astronomers, amateur and professional, will be out in force to see brilliant display with hundreds of shooting stars  
    http://www.guardian.co.uk/science/2010/aug/12/perseid-meteor-shower-view-west
    
    Extractions: See our gallery of meteor shower images The Perseids as seen in Grossmugl, Austria, last night. Photograph: Lisi Niesner/Reuters Meteor hunters should head west for the best view of this evening's Perseid meteor shower, according to weather forecasters. The Perseids reach a peak of activity tonight and will be most visible in Britain at 11pm, in areas where the skies are dark and cloud free.

62. Association Apex, Association D'astronomes Amateurs Du Canton De Charny, Yonne (
    Association d astronomes amateurs du canton de Charny. Pr sentation, activit s, mat riel, informations pratiques et photographies. Yonne (89).  
    http://jerome.nguyen1.free.fr/

63. Astronomers
    Nantucket.net provides comprehensive internet services for both business and Amateur Astronomers Amateur Astronomer - Amateur Astronomy - Astronomy Software  
    http://www.hotfrog.com/Products/Astronomers

64. Association Des Astronomes Amateurs Aixois - Obervatoire De Vauvenargues - AAAOV
    Pr sentation, actualit et activit s. Vauvenargues, Bouches-du-Rh ne (13).  
    http://www.astrosurf.com/aaaov/

65. Trifid Triple Threat
    UK's Science and Technology Facilities Council is a partner, have captured a stunning new image of the Trifid Nebula, showing just why it is a firm favorite of astronomers, amateur  
    http://www.spacedaily.com/reports/Trifid_Triple_Threat_999.html
    
    Extractions: The massive star factory known as the Trifid Nebula was captured in all its glory with the Wide-Field Imager camera attached to the MPG/ESO 2.2-meter telescope at ESO's La Silla Observatory in northern Chile. So named for the dark dust bands that trisect its glowing heart, the Trifid Nebula is a rare combination of three nebulae types that reveal the fury of freshly formed stars and point to more star birth in the future. The field of view of the image is approximately 12 x 16 arcminutes. Credit: ESO by Staff Writers Astronomers at the European Southern Observatory (ESO), of which the UK's Science and Technology Facilities Council is a partner, have captured a stunning new image of the Trifid Nebula, showing just why it is a firm favorite of astronomers, amateur and professional alike. This massive star factory is so named for the dark dust bands that trisect its glowing heart, and is a rare combination of three nebula types, revealing the fury of freshly formed stars and indicating more star birth. Smoldering some 5,500 light-years away in the constellation of Sagittarius (the Archer), the Trifid Nebula presents a compelling portrait of the early stages of a star's life, from gestation to first light. The heat and "winds" of newly ignited, volatile stars stir the Trifid's gas and dust-filled cauldron; in time, the dark tendrils of matter strewn throughout the area will themselves collapse and form new stars.

66. Page D'accueil
    Agenda, activit s, calendrier, astronomie pratique et th orique et dossiers. Arles, Bouches-du-Rh ne (13).  
    http://www.astrosurf.com/2ad/

67. The Story Of Mars
    It's a common target for many astronomers, amateur and professional. Some scientists believe that it's possible that primitive currently exists or did exist on Mars.  
    http://www.activemind.com/Mysterious/Topics/Mars/story.html
    
    Extractions: The Story of Mars To the Greeks it was the "Red Planet," the planet of the god of War, Ares. Second only in brightness to Venus, Mars played a prominent role in the night skies of ancient people across the world. It made its way into their astronomy, their religion, their lives. Today, though the religious aspect has mostly disappeared, Mars still draws attention. It's a common target for many astronomers, amateur and professional. Some scientists believe that it's possible that primitive currently exists or did exist on Mars. In the near future, Mars will serve as the next step in our manned exploration of space. Mars is the first planet beyond the Earth. It's only about one quarter the diameter of Earth and one tenth Earth's mass. At its closest pass to Earth it is brighter than all other objects in the sky other than the Sun, the Moon, and Venus. The reddish tint of its soil has lead to its nickname, the "Red Planet." A Martian year is equal to 779.9 Earth days and its day is about 37 minutes longer than Earth's. Mars has a very thin, mainly carbon dioxide atmosphere and water frozen in polar ice caps. The rugged Martian terrain consists of craters, valleys, plains, volcanoes, and dried river beds. Many of these features would dwarf those on Earth. For example, the volcano on Olympus Mons soars 25 km above the surface. By comparison Mount Everest is less than 9 km high.

68. Club OCTAN - Association D'astronomie Amateur De La Région De Montbrison
    Association d astronomes amateurs expos s, observations, astrophotographies, mat riel, et d couverte de quelques facettes du ciel. Loire (42).  
    http://club.octan.free.fr

69. Accueil
    Regroupement d astronomes amateurs de la r gion parisienne sud. Essonne (91).  
    http://aav.free.fr/

70. How Amateur Astronomers Learn High Self-
    “How Amateur Astronomers Learn High SelfDirected Life Long Learners' Love of Learning Amateur Astronomers Amateur  
    http://www.docstoc.com/docs/46700397/How-Amateur-Astronomers-Learn-High-Self-

71. Uranoscope
    Association d astronomes amateurs. Pr sentation, vulgarisation et photos. Gretz-Armainvilliers, Seine-et-Marne (77).  
    http://uranoscope.free.fr/v1/

72. Light Pollution Info By Britelitesout
    And my porch looks awsome. Light pollution / Discuss . Light Pollution The Bane of Astronomers (Amateur and Professional)  
    http://tiptopwebsite.com/websites/index2.php?username=chjina&page=14

73. Association Des Astronomes Amateurs D'Auvergne
    Activit s, cartes et ph m rides. Clermont-Ferrand, Puy-de-D me (63).  
    http://aaaa.fr.eu.org/bgs/
    
    Extractions: observatoires des CEZEAUX (T250) et de la GARANDIE (T406) Astronomie (nouveau site dynamique de la 4A) Mars 3D animations Observatoire de la Garandie DOS Linux (30 Ko .tar.Z) Site ami auvergnat, Site Web d'Eric ROYER animateur d' astronomie Astro-Club de Limagne-Sud par Guy Berson A.D.A.S.T.A. Le site Web de la ville de Clermont-Ferrand (Auvergne, France) (infos sur Vulcania (infos sur Vulcania Age of Empires Railroad Tycoon 2 Page maintenue par Bernard GUILLAUD SAUMUR Depuis le 6/9/98, visiteur No:

74. About Us
    We provide relevant content related to Galaxy, Solar System, Stars, Constellation, Black Hole, Planets, Naked eye planets, Famous astronomers, Amateur astronomy, Planetary  
    http://www.onlineastronomy.com/v/about-us/
    
    Extractions: Onlineastronomy.com is a one-stop resource for consumers who want to know and learn about Astronomy, all in one website. We provide relevant content related to: Galaxy, Solar System, Stars, Constellation, Black Hole, Planets, Naked- eye planets, Famous astronomers, Amateur astronomy, Planetary science, Cosmology.

75. Astronomie Avec Astro-Club02
    Est constitu d un groupe d astronomes amateurs qui pr sentent leurs photos et activit s. Liez, Aisne( 02).  
    http://astro-club02.over-blog.com/
    
    Extractions: Galaxie Andromède . Distance : 2,4 millions années lumière 9 poses de 4 minutes sous 800ISO avec APN 450D au foyer du télescope 254/1200mm . 4 darks , 4 offsets . Filtre Idas LPS , correcteur de champ Baader .Traitement sous IRIS . Cliquer sur la photo pour agrandir Galaxie Andromède. 14 poses de 5 minutes sous 800 iso avec APN 450D aufoyer lunette ED80/600mm . Traitement sous IRIS . Cliquer sur la photo pour agrandir Galaxie M33. Distance : 3 millions d'années lumière 12 poses de 5 minutes sous 800ISO avec APN 550D au foyer lunette 127/950mm . Filtre LPS IDAS . Correcteur de champ Baader . Galaxie M51 12 poses de 3 minutes sous 800 ISO avec APN 350D au foyer lunette 127/950mm . Ecrire un commentaire Voir le commentaire Voir les commentaires Partager Dimanche 31 octobre 2010 Le samedi 30 Octobre 2010 fut un " grand jour " pour nous avec la réalisation du " jour de la nuit " sur la place de l'Hotel de ville de Saint Quentin . Dans la journée la météo n'était pas bonne avec

76. Michigan Planetaria
    Lowbrow Astronomers amateur astronomy club offers public viewing nights at Peach Mountain Observatory, near Ann Arbor. University of Michigan Student  
    http://www3.delta.edu/planet/planetaria/michigan_planetaria.htm

77. Astronomes Amateurs De La C Te (ASTRAC)
    Pr sentation et historique de ce groupement; informe sur l observation de Marcellin. Liste d ph m rides. Pr sente des images de l animation propos e lors du dernier transit de V nus. Morges.  
    http://www.gymnase-morges.ch/astrac/astrac.htm

78. One Green Laser Pointer Can Shoot A Beam For 80 Miles
    Astronomers amateur can use them to good advantage highlighting stars and the skies for their searches. They do have practical uses but it seems that they have been adopted as  
    http://ezinearticles.com/?One-Green-Laser-Pointer-Can-Shoot-a-Beam-For-80-Miles&

79. Techniques D'astronome Amateur
    L auteur propose divers articles sur la fabrication des t lescopes ainsi que de t l charger un logiciel pour r aliser un bulletin de contr le pour miroir de t lescope et un logiciel de simulation optique pour l tude des correcteurs de champ et des oculaires.  
    http://serge.bertorello.free.fr/index.html

80. Trifid Triple Treat | International Space Fellowship
    (ESO) Today ESO has released a new image of the Trifid Nebula, showing just why it is a firm favourite of astronomers, amateur and professional alike. This massive star  
    http://spacefellowship.com/news/art12124/trifid-triple-treat.html

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