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NewsCenter

See this at: hubblesite.org| Added on 11/04/07

* 10/30/2007 STScI-2007-36 1. 'Dancing with the Stars' Takes on a Whole New Twist Two galaxies perform an intricate dance in this new Hubble Space Telescope image. The galaxies, containing a vast... (More) * 10/25/2007 STScI-2007-39 2. Hubble Spies... See more more

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See this at: lucellan.com| Added on 11/03/07

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Scale Model of the Solar...

See this at: essex1.com| Added on 08/25/07

The construction of this model began with a common pin. The head of it was painted white by dipping it into white paint, and it was mounted on a small black rubber stopper from a chemistry laboratory. The white spherical paint drop represented the... See more more

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Earth and Moon Viewer

See this at: fourmilab.ch| Added on 07/31/07

Windows users can create images like this in real time, on their own machines, as well as view the sky, stars at the horizon, the solar system, orbits of asteroids and comets, and more with Home Planet, my public domain Earth/Space/Sky simulator... See more more

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Stellar Fireworks Are...

See this at: hubblesite.org| Added on 07/31/07

The best resolution available can be found here. On July 4, fireworks blaze over the skies of American cities in the annual Independence Day celebrations. But nearly 12.5 million light-years away in the dwarf galaxy NGC 4449 stellar "fireworks" are... See more more

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Welcome to Astronomy...

See this at: astronomyonline.org| Added on 07/26/07

How the Website is Organized: Observation - This section includes information on coordinate systems, constellations, objects visible in the night sky, and some images of the night sky of the northern and southern hemispheres. Science - This section... See more more

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Moon Phase

See this at: die.net| Added on 07/26/07

The waxing gibbous, 11.9 day old moon, 91.1% lit: | Full Moon (GMT) | Last: Jun 30 at 1:50 PM | Next: Jul 30 at 12:49 AM | Aug 28 at 10:37 AM | Sep 26 at 7:47 PM You can now add the Moon Phase gadget to either your own web page or Google's... See more more

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What's up in Space

See this at: spaceweather.com| Added on 06/16/07

THIS JUST IN: For the second night in a row, bright noctilucent clouds have been sighted over Europe. This picture was taken less than an hour ago by Marek Nikodem of Szubin, Poland. Sky watchers in Europe, Canada and northern-tier US states should... See more more

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Views of the Solar System...

See this at: solarviews.com| Added on 04/17/07

Table of Contents * Student Resources * Calculate how much you weigh on other planets. * What would your age be on other planets. * Planetary Icosahedrons * The Creation * The Birth and Formation of Galaxies * The Oldest Light in the Universe * Star... See more more

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HubbleSite - Gallery

See this at: hubblesite.org| Added on 03/25/07

Take a brief tour of some of Hubble's photos. We'll point out what's in the images and give you some fast facts about them. Take our latest tour of this brilliant object! Mars 2005

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Hubble Watches Light from...

See this at: hubblesite.org| Added on 02/07/07

It is light from a stellar explosion echoing off dust surrounding the star. V838 Monocerotis produced enough energy in a brief flash to illuminate surrounding dust, like a spelunker taking a flash picture of the walls of an undiscovered cavern. The... See more more

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The Celestia Motherlode:...

See this at: celestiamotherlode.n...| Added on 02/07/07

3D Mars CMOD 9.6M Cartrite A low resolution model of mars with moderate resolution areas of the Valles Marineris and Olympus Mons | Grand Canyon of Mars 40M Cartrite This model covers a large part of the region of Mars known as Valles Marineris. |... See more more

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The Eye of God

See this at: snopes.com| Added on 02/07/07

Origins: The above-displayed image is a real photograph of the Helix Nebula, although it's technically not a single photograph but rather a composite image formed from several photographs taken by NASA's orbiting Hubble Space Telescope and a... See more more

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Mars rover photos,...

See this at: marsgeo.com| Added on 01/27/07

Sol 58-60 Portion of Lion King panorama showing landing pad and rover arm on the rim of Eagle Crater. Sol 35 Dust covered Rock Abrasion Tool after drilling into the target Guadalupe on the outcrop El Capitan. Sol 34 Endurance Crater's far wall is... See more more

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Space News as it Happens...

See this at: spaceref.com| Added on 01/27/07

»» Space Exploration: Real Reasons and Acceptable Reasons January 27, 2007] "In national polling, NASA enjoys a hugely positive approval rating, broadly in the range of 65-75%, an amazing result for a government agency. But when you ask people why,... See more more

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Inconstant Moon:...

See this at: inconstantmoon.com| Added on 01/21/07

The Moon is the most easily observable astronomical object, and also the most rewarding. For the beginner, it is a breathtaking spectacle through even a modest optical instrument, and as the knowledge and resources of the astronomer increase, it will... See more more

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Star Fields &...

See this at: heritage.stsci.edu| Added on 01/19/07

Images by Object Type: Galaxies | Nebulae | Star Fields & Globular Clusters | Solar System Objects Images by Instrument: ACS | WFPC2 | WF/PC Black & White Images

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Moonbow - Lunar rainbow

See this at: atoptics.co.uk| Added on 01/19/07

We have all seen rainbows during the day but what about rainbows at night? Thomas Thies of Gearhart, Oregon photographed this one after the sun had set on December 8th 2003. He says, "The rainbow, which lasted for about 20 minutes, was out over the... See more more

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Atmospheric phenomena

See this at: polarimage.fi| Added on 01/19/07

Message 2006-12-28: A HUGE macrophotography section has been opened: 1500 macro images of plants and of nature in general. Message 2006-12-20: A minor but most interesting aurora addition has been posted: Simultaneous aurora photography from ISS and... See more more

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Bad Astronomy

See this at: badastronomy.com| Added on 01/19/07

I am an astronomer, writer, and skeptic. I like reality the way it is, and I aims to keep it that way. My real name is Phil Plait, and I run the Bad Astronomy website. * RSS Feed: * Get daily updates via email! Enter your email address: Powered by... See more more

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The universe as a process

See this at: no-big-bang.com| Added on 01/13/07

A new paradigm for how the Universe began. A site to give people the opportunity to put forward altenatives to the big bang

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Spaceweather.com: Comet...

See this at: spaceweather.com| Added on 01/13/07

Summary: Comet McNaught (C/2006 P1) is passing by the sun this weekend. At closest approach it will be 0.17 AU (25 million km) from the sun. For comparison, Mercury is more than twice as far away, 0.38 AU (57 million km). Solar heating continues to... See more more

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Northern Light

See this at: marsrocks.ca| Added on 01/13/07

Northern Light is a Canadian mission to send one or more landers to the surface of Mars in 2007 or 2009. The Canadian Space Agency (CSA) has identified the exploration of Mars as a key theme in its space program. Northern Light will assist in the... See more more

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Moon

See this at: moon.google.com| Added on 01/07/07

Welcome to Google Moon In honor of the first manned Moon landing, which took place on July 20, 1969, we’ve added some NASA imagery to the Google Maps interface to help you pay your own visit to our celestial neighbor. Happy lunar surfing. More about... See more more

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Johannes Schedler

See this at: panther-observatory....| Added on 01/07/07

These pages are dedicated to all that recognize the wonders hidden deep in the sky

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Lunar Images

See this at: photon-echoes.com| Added on 01/07/07

The Total Lunar Eclipse of November 8, 2003 - (imaged using a Nikon Coolpix 995 and TeleVue TV-101 Refractor)

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one star, eight planets,...

See this at: nineplanets.org| Added on 01/05/07

This website is an overview of the history, mythology, and current scientific knowledge of the planets, moons and other objects in our solar system. Each page has my text and NASA's images, some have sounds and movies, most provide references to... See more more

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See this at: aip.de| Added on 01/02/07

Click-drag green circle to pan around the whole image. The Ultra Deep Field obtained by the Hubble Space Telescope is the deepest view into the sky by humankind to date. This image combines 800 frames with a total exposure time of 1 million seconds.... See more more

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Secret Worlds: The...

See this at: micro.magnet.fsu.edu| Added on 01/02/07

Notice how each picture is actually an image of something that is 10 times bigger or smaller than the one preceding or following it. The number that appears on the lower right just below each image is the size of the object in the picture. On the... See more more

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See this at: hubblesite.org| Added on 01/03/07

Tell us what you think Latest News from Hubble: Celestial Season's Greetings from Hubble Holiday Cards This year, send season's greetings with a stellar flair. Print your own Hubble holiday cards to send to friends and relatives. The cards use Hubble... See more more

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