21. Observatorio ARVAL - Home Page Amateur astronomy group and observatory in Caracas, Venezuela. Includes information, images, and links. http://www.oarval.org/

22. Cambridge University Press - Amateur Astronomy Amateur Astronomy. Below is a selection of the latest major Amateur Astronomy books from Cambridge University Press Australia and New Zealand. To view our complete range of Amateur http://www.cambridge.org/aus/browse/default.asp?subjectID=9335

23. Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association - Home Page The members of the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association enjoy exploring, observing, and learning about the objects in our solar system and beyond. http://www.tucsonastronomy.org/

Newsletters Public Calendar Star Parties Teacher's Corner ... Contact TAAA Sharing the wonder and excitement of astronomy! The members of the Tucson Amateur Astronomy Association enjoy exploring, observing, and learning about the objects in our solar system and beyond. We want to share our experience with you. From beginner to professional astronomer, with a telescope or without one, we invite you to join us in this exciting and rewarding endeavor. Learn more about TAAA How to Join TAAA //new fadeshow(IMAGES_ARRAY_NAME, slideshow_width, slideshow_height, borderwidth, delay, pause (0=no, 1=yes), optionalRandomOrder) new fadeshow(fadeimages, 275, 200, 0, 3000, 1) TAAA Member Astrophotography: To pause slideshow, move cursor over photo. Find image descriptions and credits on the Member Gallery Page Our Monthly Meeting... Our meetings are on the first Friday each month and always open to the public. Friday, November 5, 2010 Steward Observatory Lecture Hall on the UA Campus Meeting begins at 6:30pm Member's Night Presentations by TAAA Members Member's Night is a chance for our members to give short astronomy related presentations. It might be about observing, or maybe they've recently made a gadget. Maybe they found a useful website on the internet or have tested out new software. What ever it is, Member's Night is always interesting. If you're a TAAA member and want to make a presentation, contact the president. If you're not a member, you're welcome to attend.

24. Cople Tree Care Website Membership details, with meeting and events schedule, and information on resources for amateur astronomy. http://www.renwickfamily.net/

Cople Tree Care Professional yet personal service Contact me now for a free quote Home About Us Considerations Contact Us Welcome to Cople Tree Care As a qualified tree surgeon with 5 years experience, I am able to undertake a range of services, from felling mature trees to trimming hedges. I will provide you with a professional yet personal service, and will talk with you to understand what work you would like to have completed, and provide you with a free estimate. I have the appropriate public liability insurance to undertake work for both individuals or companies. As trees are dormant during the latter part of the year, it is the best time to resize and reshape any large trees, and deal with any damaged or rotten branches. Fruit trees should be pruned during the winter, this will help to improve the fruit yield in subsequent years. It is also the best time to plant trees, replacing any that have been lost, or to develop your garden further.

25. Amateur Astronomy Meetup Groups - Amateur Astronomy Meetups Helps groups of people with shared interests plan meetings and form offline clubs in local communities around the world about Amateur Astronomy http://amateur-astronomy.meetup.com/

26. BoredGourd ::: Amateur Astronomy 'Amateur Astronomy' is an activity to do when you are bored. brainster If you were signed in, you could rate this activity and add it to one of your lists. http://www.boredgourd.com/page.php?i=303

27. Small Telescope Astronomy For The Beginner Amateur Astronomer Tutorials on telescope designs, some basic astronomy theory, and amateur astronomy projects for the beginner or owner of modest equipment. http://www.astronomyhints.com/

Tumbleweed Observatory's Astronomy Hints Astronomy for the Beginner or User of Small Telescopes Home Telescope Tutorials Telescope Basics Binoculars Refractor Newtonian ... Simulated Views Howto Projects Webcam Astro-camera Cheap Tripod Piggyback Camera Mount Digital Camera Mount ... Classic 60m Refractor Astro Photos 2" Lens Astrophotos 60mm Telescope Astrophotos ETX90 Astrophotos 6" Newtonian Astrophotos ... Choosing a Camera Astro Product Reviews Bushnell 16x50 Binoculars Barska 15x70 Binoculars Meade ETX 90 RA Stargazer Steve DOB ... Celestron NexImage Astro Observing Tonight's Sky Observing Lunar Eclipses Observing Comets Observing Stars ... Mars 2007 Opposition Astronomy 101 Cosmology 101 Galaxy Formation 101 Black Holes 101 Science Theme Products Science T-shirts Global Warming T-shirts Linux T-shirts Favorite Sites Humorous Science T-Shirts Free Craft Howto's Building a Dobsonian Telescope Astro Links Do you feel that your telescope is just too small? Here's a friendly place for you to hang out if you get the feeling that your small telescope just isn't big enough to do anything with. To show what you can do with a modest instrument, there are pages of observations and photographs of the moon and planets taken through instruments as small as 2 inch (50mm) aperture, and no bigger than 6 inch (150mm). Though I've been an amateur astronomer for some 45 years (and a professional astronomer for some of that time), I primarily use small and modest sized telescopes. I've been through aperture fever, having owned up to a 10 inch behemoth Newtonian on an Equatorial mount, but my biggest telescopes are 6 inch Newtonians.

28. Amateur Astronomy Subscribe Amateur Astronomy Magazine, news for, by and about amateur astronomers around the world http://www.amateurastronomy.com/subscribe.htm

Subscribe Today Why not subscribe to Amateur Astronomy and try us out. Due to the high cost of postage we cannot mail free sample issues. Mailing a single issue within the US costs almost $5, so if you would like to see a sample, please mail in $5 (US), $8 elsewhere. One Year Subscription 4 quarterly issues (US) Comments or Special Instructions Two Year Subscription - 8 quarterly issues (US) Comments or Special Instructions $34 One Year For only $10 more than the print version alone, you can also get the pdf in full color. Comments or Special Instructions $60 Two Years (US only) Save $8 when you order the two year dual subscription. Comments or Special Instructions Comments or Special Instructions Comments or Special Instructions Comments or Special Instructions Comments or Special Instructions One Year Overseas Airmail $46 Use quantity box to order multiple years Comments or Special Instructions Add our back issue special - Get 10 recent back issues for only $40 - US Only: additional shipping to other countires - inquire.

29. North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club About Us About the Club NSAAC Online Brochure Contains the club's history and operating outline, and directions to our meeting observing sites. http://www.nsaac.org/default.htm

North Shore Amateur Astronomy Club About Us About the Club - NSAAC Online Brochure Contact Us The 2010 NSAAC Young Astronomers Program Learn about the program, and see this year's winners! NSAAC News, Activities and Member Login Page Sign in to access new features! NSAAC Telescope Clinic Do you have a broken telescope, or maybe one you haven't been able to figure out how to use properly? Our Telescope Clinic could be the answer to your problems! Join! Membership Application and Renewal Forms Forms for joining NSAAC, renewing your membership, and subscribing to astronomy publications. The Celestial Observer See our monthly newsletter for news, upcoming events, and sky highlights for this month. Current and Upcoming Events at NSAAC Our calendar of events including star parties, meetings and observing sessions, and other items of interest. Astronomical Images by Members NSAAC member astrophoto galleries. Stop by and take a look some great shots here! Local Observing Conditions (at Veasey Memorial Park) Contains the Clear Sky Clock, local moonrise/set/phase and the weather forecast.

30. Martijn's Astronomy Pages News, equipment, astrophotography, and projects. http://www.xs4all.nl/~martlian/

News Equipment Observatory Astrophotography ... About me These pages are dedicated to my main hobby: amateur astronomy. I observe and photograph the universe from my private backyard observatory from a reasonably dark site in the Netherlands. observatory log clearsky clock - prediction of cloudcover and phase of the moon sample images ( more photos August 18, 2010. North America nebula (NGC7000) in Cygnus. Stack of 7 images, total exposure time 35 minutes. Canon EOS 350D, 250mm telelens. March 4, 2010. Horsehead nebula in Orion. Stack of 14 images, total exposure time 28 minutes. William Optics Z80, Canon EOS 350D + IR block filter. Note the difference with the images below taken with a cooled camera..... noise. Had to use the canon, as I blew up my notebook and thereofore could not use my atik camera. December 23, 2009, Orion Nebula (m42). Stack of 38 images, total exposure time 50 minutes. William Optics Z80, ATK 16HRC+IR block filter. December 28, 2009, Blue snowball nebula (ngc 7662) in Andromeda. Stack of 40 images, total exposure time 20 minutes. 10" LX200GPS, ATK 16HRC+IR block filter. December 14, 2009. A cold winter night, with very good seeing. From left to right: galaxy NGC891 in andromeda (17x1 min), Crabnebula M1 (8x1 min) in Taurus, Pinwheel galaxy M33 in Triangulum (30x1 min). All images taken with 10" LX200/ATIk 16HRC.

31. Amateur Astronomy This ring is a collection of websites dealing with all aspects of amateur astronomy. http://www.webring.org/hub?ring=amatuerastronomy

32. The I.I.Sc. Amateur Astronomy Club Homepage Conducts activities such as sky watching, lectures on astronomy related subjects, and provides an online astronomy quiz. http://www.iisc.ernet.in/~astro/

IISc AMATEUR ASTRONOMY CLUB The Amateur Astronomy Club of IISc was started late 1997. Membership is open to all students and faculty of IISc. As of now, what we do is meet on the Raman Building rooftop at night to look at the stars, as opposed to talking about black holes and the big bang ! We have more than a hundred members so far of which some are listed ( rest will be put up soon...) We have a lot of activities planned, subject to sky conditions. As the club is fairly small, we shall take it as it goes, but suggestions are more than welcome. Putting a figure of a man digging the earth would be trite, but of course, this page is very much under construction. A few useful links relevant to amateur astronomy. Try the Fortnightly Astronomy Quiz 6 and you could win cool posters of the milky way and other miscellanea !! Last date for submission is 30th may, 2002 Earlier Quizzes Answers To Quiz 1 Trip to Vainu Bappu Observatory ( the next one is on the cards...) Answers To Quiz 2 Answers To Quiz 3 Movie Gallery Answers To Quiz 4 ... Lunar Eclipse, July 15th, 2000

33. Welcome To The Nightlife Website - Astronomy News And Views In And Around The So Amateur astronomy news and views in and around the Southern counties of England. Details of events, their magazine, and photo gallery. http://www.nightlife.demon.co.uk/

Welcome to the Nightlife Website: Astronomy News and Views in and around the Southern Area Please click on the logo to enter

34. AMATEUR ASTRONOMY Welcome to my site on amateur astronomy for the beginner as well as the advanced observer. http://home.earthlink.net/~dreyna14/astro.htm

A little about this website and its author. Welcome to amateur astronomy, here's how to start off in this great hobby and how to have as much fun as possible. The tools used by amateur astronomers around the world. Includes descriptions of different telescopes, eyepiece types, mounts, and miscillaneous accessories. Includes tips on how to pick which is best for YOU. A short glossary of astronomy terms Some of my astrophotos, sketches of various objects, and other misc. shots. Observing and equipment tips, and things to build or do yourself to save money. The famous Mount Pinos parking lot where I do nearly all of my dark-sky observing. Includes some pictures and instructions on how to get there. Various Astronomy links that may be of interest to amateur astronomers Last updated, 11/13/04. Questions, comments, complaints, E-mail me You are visitor number Here's a little applet I programmed showing the approximate positions of Jupiters four largest moons at the current UT. South is up to represent the view through a telescope. Best when viewed at 1024 X 768 using Microsoft Internet Explorer

35. Hellenic Supernova Search Team Features a description of supernovae, members, observatory information, sponsors, other projects, gallery, and news. http://www.amateur-astronomy.gr/

Observatory status Supernova search is a field in which many amateur astronomers are drastically involved the last few years. The evolution of technology for CCD cameras, telescopes and special software provides the opportunity to amateur observatories to actively and fruitfully participate in the search of dying stars. These dying stars, which erupt with a tremendous force, for a brief period outshine their own host galaxy. The scientific value of this kind of search lies in the fact that supernovae provide information about how the Universe was formed, how stars evolve and how the Universe is expanding. Supernova search is mostly active in the US and England, where many amateur groups dedicated to this task have been organized. In Greece until recently, no interest has been shown in this kind of observations. The only known amateur astronomer, who is seriously involved, is Konstantinos Emmanouilidis, a member of Friends of Astronomy Club of Thessaloniki for years. The results of his observations were presented to the public at the 3rd Pan-Hellenic Convention of Amateur Astronomy (October 2003, Halkidiki, Greece), and drew the attention of both amateur and professional astronomers.

36. Top 50 Amateur Astronomy Sites - Review Of The Best Amateur Astronomy Sites Information about Amateur Astronomy including the Top 50 Amateur Astronomy sites, products, news and blogs plus glossary of Amateur Astronomy terms. http://amateurastronomy.toplisted.net/

add your site your account faq contact document.links[3].href='mail'+'to'+':'+'webmaster'+'@'+'toplisted'+'.'+'net?'+'subject=amateurastronomy.toplisted.net' top listed recreation amateur astronomy top listed ... amateur astronomy Get all the latest Amateur Astronomy news, advice, articles, special offers and more from ALL these sites in one newsletter! [Click for details...] see also: Astrophotography Top 50 Amateur Astronomy Sites Bucks-Mont Astronomical Association The Bucks-Mont Astronomical Association is a collective of amateur astronomers, most of whom live in Bucks and Montgomery counties of Pennsylvania. Our members volunteer time and effort to promote public interest in astronomy. http://www.bma2.org/ Keiths Astro Page My astro imaging page http://keithsastropage.blogspot.com/ Nepali Association for Astronomical Mission(NAAM) Dear friends , Nepali Association for Astronomical Mission ‘NAAM’ established in year 2003 AD.It is non-profitable amateur club,which aim to promote and develop astronomy to students and people circle. http://astronnaam.webs.com

37. Astronomical Society Of Edinburgh Amateur astronomy club, who run the City Observatory at the Calton Hill. Information about membership, meetings, events and their history. http://www.astronomyedinburgh.org/

[ skip header ] The Astronomical Society of Edinburgh Home Introduction Meetings Officers ... Astronomy News Sites ASE Journal. The Secretary, Astronomical Society of Edinburgh, 105/19 Causewayside, Edinburgh EH9 1QG Tel: 0131 208 1924 The Society is a recognised Scottish Charity SC022968 . The Society thanks the Royal Observatory Edinburgh policy on web publishing . Use of this site is subject to our Last changed: Tuesday 05 October 2010.

38. Wsaag.org - Home Information on the group, membership, events calendar, FAQ and links. http://wsaag.org

39. Go Astronomy: Guide To Telescopes, Planets, Constellations & More Go Astronomy Your guide to amateur astronomy planets, constellations, telescopes and more. http://go-astronomy.com/

Find Your Inner Astronomer... ASTRONOMY GUIDE: Constellations Deep Sky Objects Event Calendar Activities ... Astronomy Clubs EQUIPMENT GUIDE Telescopes Types of Telescopes Choosing a Telescope Meade Telescopes ... Sitemap From Apo Telescopes to Zodiac Constellations Go Astronomy is your online guide to amateur astronomy. From information on the planets to the solar system to the constellations, it's here. We also list the equipment and accessories that an astronomer needs - from telescopes to spotting scopes to binoculars to star charts to software. OBSERVING GUIDE The Solar System The Planets - Information on the nine planets and their moons. The Constellations - Info on the 88 constellations, including the 12 Zodiacs. Deep-Sky Objects Astronomy Events EQUIPMENT GUIDE Telescopes Binoculars - A good set of binoculars should be your first instrument for viewing. Spotting Scopes - Spotting scopes make versatile dual-purpose telescopes. Star Charts - A good set of star charts are invaluable for star-hopping across the sky. Astronomy Software Your Ad Here ^ Top About us ... SEO Seattle by BlueMooseWebworks

40. Veerle's World Amateur astronomy group from Bazel, Belgium, and Veerle Heyman s personal interests in archaeoastronomy. http://www.veerleheyman.be/

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