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Total Solar Eclipse, Feb.26,1998 (David Hanon Photo)
Welcome, my name is Bob Johnson
aka "StarAstronomer". I am an amateur astronomer and I hope you enjoy my astronomy page and stop back often. You will find many
interesting things here with new ones added from
time to time. Here is a link to get you started in astronomy with an emphasis on doing it inexpensively! And here is another link where you can find some good used equipment. Also please Visit StarAstronomers' AstroPhoto Page! "Wishing you ALL Clear Skies & Happy
Observing!" Check the weather below and see if it will be a good night for stargazing!
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Network, Norway/Solar Astronomers
Kjell Inge
Malde/Founder
Howard Barnes, New Zealand
Jim
Carlson, USA
Franky Dubois, Belgium
Bob Evans, New Zealand
Martin Gotz, Germany
Manfred Holl, Germany
Robert Johnson, USA
Fred Martin Kaaby, Norway
German Morales,
Bolivia
Joao Porto, Portugal
Antonio Sanchez, Mexico
Wolfgang Strickling, Germany
Vic Winter, USA
Solar Flare eruption(Big Bear Solar Observatory)
SOLAR OBSERVATORIES
Big BearSolar Observatory
Birmingham Solar Oscillations Network
Mees Solar Observatory
National Solar Observatory
San Fernando Observatory
Sea of Galilee Astrophysical Observatory
The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory
ASTRONOMICAL OBSERVATORIES
The Anglo-Australian Observatory
Dominion Astrophysical Observatory
European Southern Observatory
W.M. Keck Observatory
Lowell Observatory
Mauna Kea Observatories
Mount Wilson Observatory
Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory
Mount Palomar Observatory
Royal Greenwich Observatory
U.S. Naval Observatory
Lick Observatory
McDonald Observatory
Yerkes Observatory
MORE Observatories
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ASTRO NEWS
THIS MONTHS SKY
GENERAL Astronomy INFO
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There's a small but captivating possibility that your computer will
detect the faint murmur of a civilization beyond Earth.
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Some of My Favorite Links
"YOUR SKY"(The Interactive Planetarium on the Web)
ASTRONOMICAL CALENDAR
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Sky &
Telescope Magazine
NASA OBSERVATORIUM
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