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Astronomers Amateur:     more books (101)

Pleasures of the Telescope: An Illustrated Guide for Amateur Astronomers and a Popular Description of the Chief Wonders of the Heavens for General Readers by Garrett Putman Serviss, 2010-08-21 AstroFAQs: Questions Amateur Astronomers Frequently Ask by Stephen F. Tonkin, 2000-09-15 Astrophotography For The Amateur (A Handbook for Taking Pictures of the Stars, Galaxies, Planets, Moon, Sun, Comets, Meteors and Eclipses) by Michael Covington, 1986 Dobsonian Telescope: Altazimuth mount, Newtonian telescope, John Dobson (amateur astronomer), Objective (optics), Optical telescope, Light pollution, Magnification, Equatorial mount Frank"s Book of the Telescope. A Guide to Instruments for the Amateur Astronomer. by Charles Frank, 1964 Guia Del Astronomo Aficionado/Amateur Astronomer's Guide (Spanish Edition) by Jean Vallieres, 1986-09 Telescopes for the amateur astronomer, (Skillfact library, 646) by Robert E Danhour, 1966 THE AMATEUR ASTRONOMER AND HIS TELESCOPE by GüNTER D ROTH, 1963 The Amateur Astronomer by patrick moore, 1957 The Sun and the Amateur Astronomer by W. M. Baxter, 1963 Amateur Astronomer and His Telescope by Gunter D. Roth, 1972-02-07 THE AMATEUR ASTRONOMER. by Patrick. Moore, 1960 Astronomy and space research (The Amateur astronomer's library) by G. A Chisnall, 1964 A Union Made in Heaven: A History of Amateur Astronomers, Inc., 1949-1999

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61. Solent Amateur Astronomers Society - Home Page
    This is the home page of. SOLENT amateur astronomers SOCIETY SAAS LOGO (HIT THISTO GO TO THE MENU). SOLENT amateur astronomers INFORMATION ABOUT THE SOCIETY.  
    http://www.delscope.demon.co.uk/society/home.htm

62. Kennedy Space Center's Amateur Astronomers'
    Monthly star parties with maps, members personal home pages, astronomy and astrophysical links, and Category Regional North America Society and Culture Clubs (some with Homepages) Listing of Florida Astronomy Clubs Astromony-Mall (somewith Homepages) Free Astronomy Classified for amateur Astronomy Equipment  
    http://www.4saleusa.net/kscaa/

63. Amateur Astronomy In Keene New Hampshire
    An amateur astronomy club for people with an interest in astronomy and observing the night sky who Category Regional North America Keene Science and EnvironmentKeene amateur astronomers is an amateur astronomy club for people with an interestin astronomy and observing the night sky who live in the Monadnock Region of  
    http://www.geocities.com/keeneastro/
    
    Extractions: Note: Winter business meetings are held once per month at Keene State College in the Science Building. Winter observing sessions are sponsored by individuals within the club. Summer observing sessions and meetings are held at our club observatory Fridays and Saturdays close to the new moon. Observing sessions are weather-dependent. "What Is the Cause of the Aurora?" talk by Roger Arnoldy (This talk took place at the Keene State College Science Center on Wednesday May 8 at 6 PM.) Natives living at high latitudes believed that the aurora was produced by the burning torches their ancestors carried as they marched in single file toward heaven. If they should chance upon the skull of a walrus in this march they might suddenly get engaged in a soccer game using the skull as a football. As a result, the light of their torches, which they still carried, would tend to fill the entire night sky with light. Other early natives believed it was a discharge of static electricity off the tail of a fox racing through the snow. Not bad! However, with in-situ measurements made aboard rockets and satellites we have a more refined view, but not all of the answers as of yet. This talk will present these data to shed more "light" on the topic. Roger Arnoldy has been involved with space research using balloons, rockets and satellites to study the aurora for over 35 years. In addition, he has used ground magnetometers to study the changes in the Earth's magnetic field due to solar activity at both poles of the Earth. He served as the Director of the Space Science Center at UNH for 28 years.

64. Astonomy World Wide Space Link
    Links to largest telescopes, professional astronomers, planetaria, pictures, amateur equipment.  
    http://www.geocities.com/spacelink.geo

65. Susquehanna Valley Amateur Astronomers
    Susquehanna Valley amateur astronomers. Welcome to the Susquehanna Valley amateurastronomers Homepage About SVAA a little bit about us. SVAA News  
    http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Hangar/2999/svaa.html

66. Grove Creek Observatory
    Run as a nonprofit organisation for the benefit of the general public, amateur and professional astronomers.  
    http://gco.apana.org.au/

67. Timesunion.com : Communities : Albany Area Amateur Astronomers
    http://www.timesunion.com/communities/astronomy/

68. Optical Guidance Systems Telescopes
    Optical Guidance Systems (OGS) manufactures custom and researchgrade telescopes for professional and amateur astronomers.  
    http://opticalguidancesystems.com
    
    Extractions: Optical Guidance Systems would like to announce the RC40-190FS, which is our 1-meter-class f/8 Ritchey-Chretien OTA interfaced with our OGS190 PC/TCS servo-driven computer controlled fork mount system. The RC40 is a 1-meter-class version of our time-tested Ritchey-Chretien optical tube assembly, which for the last 18 years, we have manufactured in the 10-32" range. NEW OGS RC20-140F scripts remotely with the integration of our ASCOM compliant operating system.

69. Ames Area Amateur Astronomers
    The regular meeting of the Ames Area amateur astronomers will be held at 730 pm,March 15, 2003 at the Story County Conservation Center, McFarland Park (click  
    http://www.amesastronomers.org/
    
    Extractions: Contact Us Membership Information Map Home ... Clear Sky Clock By Attilla Danko The Ames Area Amateur Astronomers is a dynamic organization, with activities held year-round. On the third Saturday of each month (except December), we meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Story County Conservation Center at McFarland Park. Viewing nights are scheduled each month, both at our observatory at McFarland Park, six miles northeast of downtown Ames, and at members' homes. Each month, members receive The Pulsar , our monthly newsletter, now in its 22nd year of publication. In each issue, you'll find information on club activities, a calendar of celestial events, news items, and contributed articles and book reviews on a wide variety of astronomical topics. Web Watch: Web Links Provided by Ed Engle in our Monthly Newsletter

70. SBIG Santa Barbara Instrument Group
    Manufactures high quality CCD cameras and autoguiders for amateur and professional astronomers. This site includes an online catalog, technical notes, extensive image gallery and links to many amateur and professional sites related to astronomical imaging.  
    http://www.sbig.com
    
    Extractions: CONTENTS and FAQ PAGE Company Philosophy Our company has brought together a group of unique individuals, each with years of experience in his or her particular discipline. People with this much expertise can accomplish a great deal when they share a common goal. Our goal is to design and manufacture the best astronomical instrumentation in the world, at a price an amateur can afford.

71. Amateur Astronomer's Inc. (AAI) (NJ New Jersey Amateur Astronomy)
    http//georgenet.net/aai Welcome to. amateur astronomers' Inc (AAI). Cranford,New Jersey, USA. IMPORTANT AAI now has our own web domain name operating.  
    http://georgenet.net/aai/
    
    Extractions: The AAI is an amateur astronomy organization in central New Jersey. It was founded in 1949, with currently over 400 members making it one of the largest astronomy clubs to date. The image above is our observatory named after William M. Sperry , which houses two of the largest telescopes on the east coast for amateur use. The east dome hold a 10" f/15 refractor built by AAI members, the west Dome has a 24" f/11 Cassegrain reflecting telescope purchased by AAI. Join our mailing list! Enter your email address below, then click the 'Join List' button: Amateur Astronomer's Inc. PO Box 111 Garwood, NJ 07027-0111 phone: 908 276 STAR BBS: 908 709 0569 Emails and Contacts:

72. @stronomy.my - The Malaysian Amateur Astronomer
    Site devoted to amateur astronomers in Malaysia.  
    http://matbintang.freeservers.com

73. AmSky - The Astronomy Headlines
    online An openforum electronic magazine for serious amateur astronomers.  
    http://www.amsky.com/news.html

74. Aaoj
    The amateur astronomers of Jackson webpage has moved to a new server.Please follow the link below, and save it in your Favorites .  
    http://home.earthlink.net/~tlcrsr/aaj.html

75. Bruce Johnston Computing
    commercial DOS, Win3.1 CCD image processing software for amateur astronomers. Handles most file and camera formats. Allows tricolor imaging and 'track-and-stack as well'.  
    http://members.aol.com/bjohns7764/
    
    Extractions: A guided tour of ..... "The SuperFix package" of Image Processing software. If you are beginning your tour for the first time, begin it here. Some of the information on M ega F ix is presented, assuming you are familiar with "The SuperFix Package"....... to keep you from having to put up with a lot of duplicated information. So go visit...... Then come on back and continue your tour with M ega F ix "M ega F ix Advanced Image Processing software. NOTICE!!

76. WAA HOME PAGE
    Western amateur astronomers. ENTER HERE. Solar Xray Activity Monitorand more - just click below - takes awhile to load. Status. Site  
    http://www.waa.av.org/

77. Isaac Newton Group Of Telescopes
    on the island of La Palma in The Canary Islands. Details about the facilities offered on the 4.2m William Herschel, 2.5-m Isaac Newton, 1.0-m Jacobus Kapteyn and Carlsberg Transit Circle Telescopes. Site also provides information related to activities of interest to amateur astronomers.  
    http://www.ing.iac.es/
    
    Extractions: News: Change to PATT Submission Deadlines Spectacular Views of an Exploding Star First light on LIRIS ING Newsletter No. 6 ... Satellites and Tidal Streams Conference The Isaac Newton Group of Telescopes has been selected to receive the Griffith Observatory Star Award for excellence in promoting astronomy to the public through the World Wide Web ING web site: http://www.ing.iac.es UK mirror site: http://www.ast.cam.ac.uk/ING/

78. Czech Astronomical Society
    Association for professional and amateur astronomers. Includes an overview of the organisation, contact details, and images.  
    http://www.astro.cz/en/
    
    Extractions: lunation 993, age 2.17 Is a voluntary association of professional and amateur astronomers and friends of astronomy and related sciences in the Czech Republic. CAS has also corporate members (e.g. Astronomical Institute of the Academy of Sciences of the Czech Republic). CAS was founded on December 8, 1917 in Prague.

79. WELCOME
    ite provides information about getting started in radio astronomy, CCD imaging, dome construction, Category Science Astronomy North America United States RADIO ASTRONOMY OUR PLACE IN THE UNIVERSE MAP. WELCOME TO THE. TheSouth Florida amateur astronomers Association AND. FOX OBSERVATORY.  
    http://www.sfaaa.org/

80. Astronomy Boy: Amateur Astronomy
    Resources and tutorials for amateur astronomers.  
    http://www.AstronomyBoy.com/

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