61. The Science Spot: Astronomy Links For Kids Place NASA Observatorium Weight on other worlds Surfing the Solar System Space GamesMultiflyer Space Kids Games. Also visit the Pleasant Hill astronomy Links. http://sciencespot.net/Pages/kdzastro.html

Astronomy Links General Sites Amazing Space NASA Space Place (NASA) ... SpaceWeather.com Star Sites Skylights Skywatching Center Your Sky PAS Constellations ... Space Kids Games Also visit the Pleasant Hill Astronomy Links Use Virtual Lite Brite to create a diagram for a constellation project! Note: The links on this page are not a part of this site and their content is not the responsibility of this site. Parent reminder: Use caution when allowing your child to view any sites on the web - this page or other links found on these sites. Report problems to ttrimpe@sciencespot.net

62. Links To Other Worlds Links to other worlds. O'siyo My Friends. Cherokee Language Site. Bedtime StoryCollection. Native American astronomy. Adopt A Wolf Today. Wiccan Links. Open Sesame. http://members.fortunecity.com/justdakota/justdakota/id5.html

document.isTrellix = 1; web hosting domain names email addresses related sites WIND DANCER'S WORLD Home Beliefs and Opinions Native American Commandments Legends ... Rainbow Bridge Links to Other Worlds Contact Me Links to Other Worlds O'siyo My Friends Cherokee Language Site Bedtime Story Collection Native American Astronomy ... Adopt A Wolf Today Wiccan Links Open Sesame Morning Moon Busy Witch Potpourri Of Links Slow Dance Rainbow Bridge Clauser Inn Cliffords Flowers...I have used them and they are the best!!! ... Free Education Site My Florida Friends Legend Motors The Bleeding Hearts Buccaneers Football- Fans Perspective Almost done.... All of the links will open up in a seperate web browser. Just close it to exit, and you will still be in my world. Additional sites web hosting domain names Powered by Ampira

63. Astronomy 1 Day 1 The history of astronomy like all sciences is replete with examples of models WanderingStar versus other worlds Once upon a time (until the 1600's) planets http://icg.harvard.edu/~astro1/Syllabus/Classes/day1.html

64. SETI Book Review Life On Other Worlds And How To Find It An astronomy educator by trade, he uses wit, humour and even the occasional Star LifeOn other worlds is visually spare, but it is rich in language and long on http://www.setileague.org/articles/clarkrvu.htm

65. 96.06.07: “other Worlds Other Life: Our Solar System And Beyond” College textbook covering the introduction to astronomy. to top. Children’sBibliography. Darling, David. other worlds Is There Life Out There? http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1996/6/96.06.07.x.html

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home “other Worlds Other Life: Our Solar System and Beyond” by Roberta Mazzucco Contents of Curriculum Unit 96.06.07: Narrative Teacher’s Bibliography Children’s Bibliography To Guide Entry Having grown up during the days of the space race to the Moon, I can remember vividly watching the launching of the various space flights and reading about the mysteries of outer space. As a third grade student, I remember being assigned the task of making Mercury for the class model which was to hang from the ceiling of the classroom. Although my Mercury was a small circle of no more than three inches in diameter, I fondly remember how much time I spent deciding on a color and then painstakingly applied paint to that small circle which I regarded as my masterpiece. In remembering this simple event, I realize that in doing this unit, I hope it can produce moments that students will long remember and may even influence them to study science as a life’s career. I know that my students are very enthusiastic about the topic. They are fascinated with any discussion about the stars and outer space. Since this unit is going to try to include discussion about the possibility of life on other planets in our Solar System or beyond, I found it intriguing that a preliminary talk with my students about what they knew about outer space and the planets led to an almost immediate mention of aliens. We made a web of what they knew and it was amazing how their first thoughts were of Martians, and UFOs. For them, any discussion of the Solar System would have to include other life forms.

66. 1996 Volume VI: Selected Topics In Astronomy And Space Studies 7. “other worlds other Life Our Solar System and Beyond” Roberta Mazzucco,Guide. 13. Seeing and Learning astronomy and Cosmology Through the Lens of http://www.yale.edu/ynhti/curriculum/units/1996/6/

Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Home Selected Topics in Astronomy and Space Studies 1996 Volume VI Table of Contents SELECT TITLE TO GO TO CURRICULUM UNIT TO GUIDE ENTRY Preface Introduction The Last Frontier Lisa Alter “interstellar Space Travel and Space Technology: The Solar System and Beyond” Holly S. Anthony Asteroids, Comets, and Meterorites: Their Intimate Relation with Life on Earth Stephen P. Broker “astro-Cosmos The Last Frontier” Thomas Erwin Holmes Scaling Down the Universe Victor Leger “other Worlds Other Life: Our Solar System and Beyond” Roberta Mazzucco Our Planet . . . Our Solar System Waltrina Kirkland-Mullins Time, Distance and Modern Technology in the Measurement of the Heavens Luis Recalde The Solar System and Space Technology Eddie Rose An Interdisciplinary Approach to Kepler’s Laws Lewis Spence Space: That Vast Frontier Grayce P. Storey Seeing and Learning Astronomy and Cosmology Through the Lens of Music Sloan Edward Williams III Directory of Volumes Index Yale-New Haven Teachers Institute Contact YNHTI

67. NASW Science Bookstore and Irion, a freelance journalist, contributing editor at astronomy, and contributingcorrespondent at Science. Lemonick, Michael. other worlds The Search for http://nasw.org/bookstore/bookast.htm

National Association of Science Writers The NASW Science Bookstore Contents Introduction Featured Books New Books Astronomy Biology and the Environment Books on Journalism and Writing Especially for Kids Fiction ... Search the NASW Bookstore Email the Cybrarian Astronomy To order any book, just click on the title (or on the words "hardcover" or "paperback" if the book is available in both formats). This will take you via a special route to Amazon.com's site. You'll be able to put your selection in a shopping basket if you wish. Don't worry, you may also remove it later, if you decide not to make a purchase. Then press the "Back" button on your browser if you wish to return to the NASW Science Bookstore to make more selections, or continue on by clicking "Buy Items Now." For more information on the NASW Science Bookstore, see the introduction on our main bookstore page. Anyone may browse for any book or subject in the bookstore by using our search engine . Or, by using the form just below, you may search all of Amazon.com. Barnes-Svarney, Patricia.

68. Astronomy - Lecture Notes - Astro - Home - Andreas Veh ExtrasolarPlanets. other worlds, Distant Suns Jean Schneider Extrasolar VisionsSpecific Lectures. Magazines. astronomy SKY TELESCOPE Astrophysical Journal. http://www.wncc.net/courses/aveh/inhwww.htm

A.Veh Home Syllabus Lecture Notes Labs ... Links Links to Astronomy Websites Magazines Lectures Observatories + Telescopes Lists of Links ... Research Clicking on any of the following websites will open a new browser window. That way you can toggle forth and back between my website and the information you get from somewhere else. General Yahoo - Astronomy AltaVista A.Veh NASA Photo Gallery ... Britannica Online Links Astronomy Resoucres in Nebraska College-Level Astronomy Courses ASTRO Hot Links Astro.Web.Resources ... TechTools.Astronomy.Resources Lectures Fraknoi Chaisson Proto ZEBU: Oregon Astronomy Hyper Text Book - Oregon ... MAA SolarSystem NinePlanets LANL JPL Mars Pathfinder ... solar.physics.page ExtrasolarPlanets Other Worlds, Distant Suns Jean Schneider Extrasolar Visions Specific Lectures Particle - Adventure Telescopes-Strobel Black Holes Galaxies ... Star Formation Links Magazines ASTRONOMY Astrophysical Journal Observatories + Telescopes Mount Wilson Observatory Mauna Kea Observatories W.M. Keck Observatory Max-Planck-Institut fuer Astrophysik, Garching ... Anglo-Australian.Observatory Radiotelescopes Radio.Astronomy.Home.Page

69. Focus On Astronomy » The Alder Planetarium & Yerkes Observatory Director, UW Space Place and historian of astronomy. Reef Adventure lets us exploreundersea worlds never before our group leaders to visit other planets and http://www.sal.wisc.edu/spaceplace/eow/

This site's design is only visible in a graphical browser that supports web standards , but its content should be accessible to any browser or Internet device. EXPLORING OTHER WORLDS Guided day tour to The Adler Planetarium and The Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, IL On April 26, join UW-Madison's Space Place for a day trip designed for families, kids and other curious minds. Sponsored by University of Wisconsin Space Place and in partnership with WINNERSS Our one day bus tour will take you by comfortable motor coach to Chicago's Museum Campus to experience world-renowned Adler Planetarium and The Museum of Science and Industry . At the museum, you can take a guided tour or explore on your own time the fun, interactive exhibits in the areas of science, technology and medicine. After a box lunch at the museum cafe, take in a deep-sea adventure at the screening of the Omnimax film , "Coral Reef Adventure." After a brief trip across campus, our knowledgeable guides will introduce you to Adler Planetarium's extensive exhibit galleries. Afterwards, you'll take an interactive journey into space in the planetarium's SkyRider Theater Group Leaders from University of Wisconsin-Madison will be: Itinerary Saturday December 7, 2002

70. KryssTal : Astronomy Extraterrestrial Life Is the Earth the only planet with life? The possibility oflife on other worlds is discussed. The relation between time and astronomy. http://www.krysstal.com/astro.html

The Tarantula Nebula Astronomy Essays on stars, planets, nebulas and galaxies and a monthly skywatchers page KryssTal Site Search Web Search Powered by FreeFind Astronomy Essays A Brief History of Astronomy How humanity came from believing Creation Myths to postulating the Inflationary Big Bang Theory. The key stages in our understanding of our place in the cosmos and the people who broadened our understanding. The Scale of the Universe In astronomy distances and times are confusing because of the large numbers of zeros in the figures. This is an easy-to-understand scaling of the Universe in both space and time. Distances in space are represented by the time light takes to travel there. The chronology of the Universe is compared to a real year. We Are Stardust An account of how stars evolve and change the chemistry of the Universe. It turns out that the material that makes up our bodies and surroundings actually comes from within stars that died millions of years ago. Extraterrestrial Life Is the Earth the only planet with life? The possibility of life on other worlds is discussed. The essay is based on the knowledge we have at present. Defining life is a difficult aspect of this discussion. There is a small digression about UFOs The Calendar What do we mean by the words day week month year ? Who invented our calendar? When did the third millennium begin? The relation between time and astronomy.

71. Kevin's Astro-Nuts Homepage Help for astronomy beginners. Written in easy to understand beginner's language. Telescope basics Category Science astronomy Amateur Beginners...... thing about astronomy is that it opens up the vastness of the universe to you. Thanksto this fantastic hobby I've seen examples of other worlds, other stars http://members.aol.com/kdaly10475/

htmlAdWH('7002080', '120', '30'); htmlAdWH('7002077', '234', '60'); Main Create Edit Help Welcome to the Astro-Nuts Homepage (The Astronomy Beginner's Help Site) This site was last updated 8/22/02. Your Author Hi, Welcome the the Astro-Nuts Website and thanks for visiting. I hope to provide some basic beginner's help to my fellow beginning astro-nuts. Astronomy can be both a wonderful and a frustrating hobby. The keys to getting through the frustrations are patience and asking questions. Astronomers are a unique group of folks who welcome newcomers to the hobby with open arms and are always happy to share their experiences. So, don't be afraid to ask what you may think is a "dumb" question. Chances are we've all asked the same one at some point or another. The wonderful thing about astronomy is that it opens up the vastness of the universe to you. Thanks to this fantastic hobby I've seen examples of other worlds, other stars, and other galaxies. I've traveled millions of light-years into space and time and all from the comfort of my own backyard. First, a little information about myself. My name is Kevin Daly, I'm married and a father of 4 currently residing in Seymour, CT. I began in astronomy a few years ago by using 7 X 50 Binoculars. My current scopes are a Celestron 4.5" Newtonian Reflector, a Skywatcher 120mm Refract , both on German Equatorial Mounts, a dobsonian mounted Criterion 8" f/7.5 Newtonian Reflector, a Celestron 60mm Refractor, and a MCO 4" Maksutov Cassegrain Spotting Scope (my "travel scope").

72. High School And Beyond Are there other worlds around other suns? Relive the first discoveries of planetsaround other stars, and hear about recent findings of even Women in astronomy. http://www.rpbo.utoledo.edu/high_beyond.html

Programs for High Schoolers and Beyond The following programs are appropriate for high school students and above: Native American Skylore Taped Native American Skylore is a look at the nighttime sky, the seasons, the phases of the Moon, and the motions of the planet Venus as seen through the eyes of Native Americans. Included are such topics as Serpent Mound, Native American mythsand legends, and how ancient records are still useful to astronomers today. Ancient Worlds Live Ancient Worlds looks at the barren, rocky worlds of the Solar System: Mercury and our Moon. This program looks at the evolutions of these worlds, and also at comets and meteors as clues to the early Solar System. The program also discusses the birth of our star, the Sun. While Ancient Worlds can be customized to any age, it is strongly recommended that students be previously exposed to Journey Through the Solar System , or its equivalent. The Weather Out There Taped We all know how difficult the weather can be. But did you ever wonder what causes it? In this program, your group will learn why we have weather on the Earth and what the weather would be like if we liuved on other planets. Bring your group to experience twisters here on the Earth, dust storms on Mars, and acid rain on Venus! Jovian Worlds Live Jovian Worlds examines the four massive gaseous planets of our Solar System: Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. This program discusses these worlds, their satellites, and their rings. It also contains the latest information on Pluto and the possibility of trans-Plutonian worlds. Once again, we strongly recommend that students be previously exposed to

73. Seventh And Eigth Grade Programs on Pluto and the possibility of transPlutonian worlds. the sky are celebrated inThe Dawn of astronomy. the positions of the Sun and other celestial objects http://www.rpbo.utoledo.edu/seventh_eigth.html

Programs for Seventh and Eigth Graders The following programs are appropriate for seventh and eigth graders: The Sky Tonight Live The Sky Tonight is a full-length live tour of the night sky for the date of your visit. Students will learn the secrets to finding objects in the current sky, including the visible planets, constellations, some dep sky objects, and the Moon. We will also discuss some of the myths and legends associated with the celestial objects. So, You Want to Be an Astronomer...? Taped So, You Want to be an Astronomer...? is a Ritter Planetarium production that takes a look at backyard astronomy and examines what astronomers do and how they do it. It also looks at career options in astronomy. The program is the perfect introduction to the night time sky, amateur astronomy, and the life of astronomers for any student. Taped Bear Tales , produced by Joe Hopkins Engineering Productions, takes us on a family camping trip out to the dark skies of the forest. Grandpa Ben tells tall tails about the night sky, including Greek and Egyptian mythologies. This program introduces the constellations of the spring sky. It also demonstrates the different views one gets with binoculars, telescopes, or just the human eyes. Bear Tales gets your students involved with generous doses of humor and a sing-a-long.

74. ShelbyWeather OBSERVATORY Home Page; National Solar Observatory, Solar, astronomy;other worlds, Distant Suns; Planetary Mysteries; Sky Telescope; http://www.shelbyweather.com/cgi-bin/sw/cgi/wx.cgi?forecast=pass&pass=astronomy

75. Astronomy 305 Reading List #5 Naeye, Robert, The Strange New Planetary Zoo, astronomy 25, 4, 42 (1997). Lemonick,Michael D., other worlds The Search for Life in the Universe (Simon http://www.phys-astro.sonoma.edu/people/faculty/tenn/A305/ReadingList5.html

Sonoma State University Fall 1998 Astronomy 305 J.S. Tenn READING LIST V. Other Solar Systems and the Search for Extraterrestrial Life Minimum reading: Naeye, Robert, "The Strange New Planetary Zoo," Astronomy Schneider, Jean, Observatoire de Paris, "The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia " http://www.obspm.fr/departement/darc/planets/encycl.html http://cannon.sfsu.edu/~gmarcy/planetsearch/planetsearch.html Recommended reading: Watmough, John T., "Extrasolar Visions" http://www.jtwinc.com/Extrasolar/mainframes.html JPL, "The Exploration of Neighboring Planetary Systems Study " http://techinfo.jpl.nasa.gov/WWW/ExNPS/HomePage.html Lemonick, Michael D., Other Worlds : The Search for Life in the Universe or Croswell, Ken, Planet Quest : The Epic Discovery of Alien Solar Systems (Free Press, New York, 1997) or Goldsmith, Donald, Worlds Unnumbered : The Search for Extrasolar Planets (University Science Books, Mill Valley, CA, 1997). On reserve for this course in the Ruben Salazar Library. Reprinted in Dathe, David, ed., Annual Editions: Astronomy 98/99 (Dushkin/McGraw-Hill, Guilford, CT, 1998).

76. Astronomy By Distance Learning astrophotography, light, telescopes and detectors, positional astronomy, the magnitudesystem intelligence How life might evolve on other worlds; prospects for http://www.astro.livjm.ac.uk/courses/aft/tch_desc.htm

CERTIFICATE OF PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN ASTRONOMY Astronomy for Teaching The Schools' Observatory is a major web based resource that allows students of all ages to use world-class astronomical telescopes sited around the world within the classroom. To make optimum use of this exciting new resource we are offering a new distance learning course, 'Astronomy for Teaching'. This course is designed to enable teachers to use the resources in the Schools' Observatory, both to enhance the teaching of the syllabus, and bring the latest breakthroughs in astronomy into the classroom. The course is accredited for a Certificate of Professional Development. It includes a CD-ROM, with exciting new materials which have been piloted in schools, as well as a wealth of other classroom resources suitable for A-level / Highers. Many of these resources are also appropriate for GSCE teaching. Qualifications required: First degree in Science based subject OR currently teaching Science at GSCE level or above. Qualification gained: A Certificate of Professional Development in Astronomy will be awarded for the successful completion of this module. This module is assigned 12 credit points which can be used to build up credits towards other academic qualifications at Liverpool John Moores University and other Universities.

77. APOD: 2000 August 10 - Other Worlds And HD 38529 astronomy Picture of the Day. Discover the cosmos! Each available. OtherWorlds and HD 38529 Illustration Credit Copyright 2000 Lynette Cook. http://antwrp.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/ap000810.html

Astronomy Picture of the Day Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer. 2000 August 10 Other Worlds and HD 38529 Illustration Credit: Lynette Cook Explanation: After the latest round of discovery announcements , the list of known worlds of distant suns has grown to 50 . While extrasolar planet discoveries are sure to continue, none - so far - points clearly to another planetary system like our own . Take, for example, the newly discovered parent star . Shining in Earth's night sky at 6th magnitude, this sun-like star lies 137 light-years away in the constellation Orion . Like most of the known extrasolar planets , HD38529's planet was discovered by detecting the telltale Doppler wobble in the parent star's spectrum. The data reveal that this planet orbits once every 14.3 days at an average of only 0.13 times the Earth-Sun distance and has a minimum of 0.77 Jupiter masses (about 240 Earth masses). There is even evidence in the wobble data that HD38529, and other stars with one known planet have additional massive planets orbiting them.

78. The War Of The Worlds--Literature/Technology/Astronomy/Space Lesson Plan (grades The article on War of the worlds here is easy reading with an online Context Wellsand other writers of the science fiction genre inspired several generations http://school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/warofworlds/

Students Teachers Parents Grades K-5 Grades 6-8 Grades 9-12 Astronomy/Space ... Health History Ancient History U.S. History World History Life Science Animals Ecology Human Body The Microscopic World ... Weather For our newsletter and special teacher promotions. 9-12 > Literature Grade level: 9-12 Subject: Literature Duration: Two class periods Objectives Materials Procedures Adaptations ... Credit Find a video description, video clip, and discussion questions. The War of the Worlds Use our free online Teaching Tools to create custom worksheets, puzzles and quizzes on this topic! Students will understand the following: Literature originally created in one medium is often adapted to another medium. Technology can make the unreal seem real and can otherwise confuse consumers. For this lesson, you will need: The novel War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells, or excerpts Optional: videotape of 1975 television movie The Night That Panicked America This project exposes your students to the concept of literature based on literature based on literature. After your students have read either the complete H.G. Wells novel The War of the Worlds waxfiles Did the radio play hold your attention?

79. Life On Other Worlds And How To Find It (Springer-Praxis Books In Astronomy And Translate this page uniprotokolle Buchtitel Life on other worlds and How to FindIt (Springer-Praxis Books in astronomy and Space Sciences). http://www.uni-protokolle.de/buecher/isbn/185233097X/

Forum Chat Newsletter Nachrichten ... Suche Specials Eignungstest Kreditkarte Life on Other Worlds and How to Find It (Springer-Praxis Books in Astronomy and Space Sciences) von Stuart Clark Kategorie: Meeresbiologie ISBN: 185233097X Kommentar abgeben

80. GSCI 102 Astronomy II Apr 2125, 19, 27, Cosmology, Life on other worlds. Apr 28-May 2, 27, E4 (5/2),Life on other worlds, Exam (18-19, 27). May 5-May 7, -, Topical astronomy, Review. http://webpages.shepherd.edu/jbest/Syllabi/g102sp03syl.html

GSCI 102 Astronomy II Spring 2003 Instructor: Dr. Jason Best Office: Byrd Science Center 115 Office Hours: MWF 10-11, 2-3 Phone: Campus Extension 5331 (For off-campus callers: 304-876-5331) Course Objectives: A descriptive course dealing with the physical nature of the planets and stars as seen through modern astronomy. The history of astronomical observation and development of modern principles along with properties of electromagnetic radiation and gravitation are included in the course. Text: Foundations of Astronomy, by Michael Seeds Labs: GSCI 101/102 Manual, by Jason Best Grades: Grades will be based on the standard scale, and based on the following distribution: 60% Exams ...four exams, 15% each No exams are dropped. A make-up exam is given only for excused absences (excused absences being those deemed acceptable by the instructor). Format can include but not limited to: mix of T/F, multiple choice, essay, problems, fill in the blank. 25% Final Exam ...comprehensive Final: Tuesday, May 13, 12:00p-2:00p 15% Labs and pop quizzes Labs must be turned in by the date announced (which will usually be the lab meeting on the week after the lab was assigned). Late labs will not be accepted. A make-up lab is given only for

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