Global Astronomy Clubs (coming soon)
We are currently gathering and compiling contact information about astronomy clubs all over the world. We will publish a directory once a substantial number of astronomy clubs are listed. If you are a member of an astronomy club send us your club contact information to be listed in the directory.
Goto to Astronomy Clubs and fill the form.
Near Earth Asteroid Itokawa. A likely candidate for future mining opportunities. Credit JAXA Look back in history and [Read More]
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The tables offer monthly positions of the four brightest planets: Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. Note, that a [Read More]
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By Ralph O. Clements When I was invited to write about this subject for Astronomysource.com, I must say I was flattered [Read More]
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