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Hubble Telescope
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Astrophotography with a Small Telescope
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- ADVENTURES IN ASTROPHOTOGRAPHY WITH A SMALL TELESCOPE Presented at the 1988 Riverside Telescope Makers Conference by: Jeffrey R. Charles Owner and Chief Engineer of VERSACORP http://www.
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Company Seven | Astro-Optics Division Home Page
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- C ompany Seven is a resource for the international professional and amateur astronomical community. Our credentials include support of mission critical aspects of: NASA Hubble Space Telescope Repair Mission, NASA International Comet Halley Watch, and a v...
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NSSDC Photo Gallery: Neptune
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- The NSSDC Photo Gallery: Neptune Most of the photos on this page were taken by the Voyager 2 spacecraft. Exceptions are noted as appropriate.
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Physics Home Pages, PCIC, NCSU
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- Physics Pages to Visit --Treasure Trove of Scientific Biography from Eric Weissten, Cal Tech --Fermi Lab education New Scientist magazine --weekly news magazine on science and technology Glasses --how corrective lenses work from Beakman's World Hands-On
Source/Host: North Carolina State University
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Miami Museum of Science
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- The Miami Museum of Science and Planetarium was founded in the belief that curiosity, knowledge and appreciation of the sciences are essential to the health and survival of the individual, the community and the planet. The Museum inspires individuals of...
Source/Host: Miama Museum of Science
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The Planetary Rings Node
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- The Planetary Rings Node is devoted to archiving and distributing scientific data sets relevant to planetary ring systems. The two major classes of ring data are images and occultation profiles, although a variety of additional data types (e.
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The Online Planetarium Show: Astronomy Gallery
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- A stronomy Gallery write us with your comments about this page. Since The Online Planetarium Show is a new page, our Gallery is clearly just beginning to grow.
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DIRECT Project Homepage
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- Determining the distances to nearby galaxies The two nearby galaxies - M31 and M33, are stepping stones to most of our current effort to understand the evolving universe at large scales. They are essential to the calibration of the extragalactic distance...
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