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University of Nebraska Astronomy Animations: These are REALLY good!

Spaceweather.com: Go here to find out about the solar wind and the Aurora Borealis.

Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL): Go here to find out what they're doing right up the street from us!

Mars Exploration Rover Mission: Go here to see what Spirit and Opportunity are up to!

Science@NASA.gov: Go here for the latest stories in Astronomy and Earth Science.

Sky and Telescope Magazine: Go here for the most recent observational schedules for stars, planets, comets, etc.

NASA Solar System Exploration: A Fantastic site showing solar system missions.

Planet Quest: Go here to learn more about solar system bodies found outside of our solar system!

Planetary Photojournal: What do the other planets look like? Go here to see.

Windows to the Universe: Find out more about the solar system and planet Earth!

The Nine Planets: Go here for a detailed journey of the Planets and Moons within our Solar System.

Planetary Body Names and Discoverers: Go here to find out where the planets and their moons got their names.

Solar System Simulator: Go here to find out what our planet, or any other planet, looks like from anywhere in the solar system!

Old Town Sidewalk Astronomers: Go here to find out more about observations in Old Town Pasadena and Monrovia!

Astrophotography by Gary Stevens: Go here to see some phenomenal amateur astronomer images of deep sky objects!

Reasons for Seasons: Contrary to popular belief, our seasons are not caused by changing distance from the Earth to the Sun!

Earth's Seasons: Go here to find out when that next equinox or solstice will occur!

Animation of the Changing Seasons: Go here to see an animation of our planet in action as it makes its way around the sun!

Hubble Space Telescope: Go here to find out what this amazing instrument is and what it does.

Hubble Space Telescope Public Pictures: See what the Hubble Telescope can see that we cannot!

Spitzer Space Infrared Telescope: Go here for some phenomenal views of our Universe!

Emission Spectroscopy: Go here for a cool interactive on what colors are emitted from stars of differing chemistry.

Heavens Above: Go here to find out where in the sky to look for satellites, the space shuttle, and the International Space Station!

Satellite Tracking from NASA: Go here to track the many satellites orbiting the Earth right now!

Light Pollution: Good Article in National Geographic about how we have lost our connection to the heavens because of light pollution.



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