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L I N K S Following are some links that we as amateur astronomers find interesting and helpful. Hope you find them as interesting and helpful as we do. |
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Habitable Planet Similar To Earth - can it be! In a finding that if confirmed could stand as a landmark in history, astronomers have reported discoveing the most Earth-like planet outside our Solar System to date: a world that may have liquid oceans and thus life.
Find out
if tonight's the night. Plug in your latitude and longitude and see if
you'll be bust'in out the binoculars or the telescope. Note: For
Newmarket put in Latitude N 44 02 and Longitude W 77 30.
Canada's
magazine of astronomy and stargazing.
Who is this guy who calls himself "The Bad Astronomer?"
Is he really bad? Is he really an astronomer? Check-out Phil's website
and find out.
Canada's Trading Post for New & Used Telescopes and
Accessories
Offering Canada's lowest prices,
friendliest service and best advice on all things astronomical. And
they're located right around the corner in Schomberg, ON.
Sky &
Telescope captures the essence of astronomy like no other publication in
the world. Written by renowned astronomers and science writers from
every continent, it’s an essential resource for stargazers of all
levels, from novices learning the constellations to veteran telescope
makers and astrophotographers.
Launched in 1999 and
recently redesigned,
SPACE.com
is the world's premier space web site, offering rich and compelling
original content about space, science, and space technology that is
as educational as it is entertaining.
Dan Bortolotti
- Dan is a member of the York Simcoe Amateur
Astronomers Club. He has a link here because he is a writer, editor
who has his own website. Has has written a very interesting book
for young readers called Exploring Saturn. .
Simcoe Skies
- Steve Arnold a member of YSAA. This is his
own website.....This "back deck
observatory" is located near the shores of Lake Simcoe, in Ontario
Canada. On this website, you'll find tips, ideas, data, and
information from my ongoing saga in amateur astronomy. |