| General
overview: space & astronomy related topic:
Astronomy Software,
Relativity theory |
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Alpha centauri's universe
space, NASA, images, astronomy, planet, NGC, objects, stars, galaxies, software, downloads, venus, mercury, sol, sun, earth, moon, luna, mars, jupiter, ganymede, europa, callisto, io, saturn, titan, dione, enceladus, uranus, miranda, neptune, triton, phobos, deimos, pluto, charon, hubble, telescope, desktop, rockets, vehicle, links, directory, asteroid, comets, 433 eros, E.L.E, dinosaurs, craters, impact,
planetarium, deepest impacts, space vehicles, videos, wallpapers |
| Amazing space
web based activities primarily designed for
classroom use |
| Astronet informatie over sterrenhemel, astronomie, ruimteonderzoek, meteorologie,
in Dutch |
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Astronomy and cosmology information on astronomy, cosmology, and related topics ranging from black holes to asteroids |
| Astronomy
162 stars, galaxies, and cosmology, a tip |
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Astronomy all about Astronomy, the planets, the sun, the moon, the
stars, galaxies, asteroids, Venus, Mercury, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,
Uranus, Neptune, Pluto |
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Astronomy
an introductory tutorial in astronomy |
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Astronomy
Astronomy |
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Astronomy |
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Astronomy
introduction to astronomy |
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Astronomy
glossary astronomy, light, electromagnetic radiation, telescope, planet,
solar system, star, stellar properties, magnitude, spectral type, HR
diagram, Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram, Sun, fusion, comet, meteorite, stellar
structure, stellar interior, life, birth, death, universe stellar evolution,
stellar remnants, galactic structure, Milky Way, extra-galactic astronomy,
Hubble Constant, Hubble Law, cosmology, extra-terrestrial life, scientific
method |
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Astronomy
notes astronomy, light, electromagnetic radiation, telescope, planet,
solar system, star, stellar properties, magnitude, spectral type, HR
diagram, Hertzsprung-Russell Diagram, Sun, fusion, comet, meteorite, stellar
structure, stellar interior, life, birth, death, universe stellar evolution,
stellar remnants, galactic structure, Milky Way, extra-galactic astronomy,
Hubble Constant, Hubble Law, cosmology, extra-terrestrial life, scientific
method |
| Astronomy now
astronomy and space news |
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Astronomy, physics, and soaring page |
| BBC -
space interactive space, sky at night, patrick moore, universe, galaxy, planets, stars, a tip |
| Cyber
space here you can learn about our solar system and what lies beyond |
| Deep space
network DSN: is an international network of antennas that supports
interplanetary spacecraft missions and radio and radar astronomy
observations for the exploration of the solar system and the universe |
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Encyclopedia
astronautica resource for rockets spacecraft launch vehicles astronauts cosmonauts spaceflight engines space history exploration |
| EOS Earth Observing System |
| ESA European Space Agency |
| ESA Science &
Technology ESA, science, Satellites in Orbit, Solar System,
Astrophysics, Fundamental Physics, Education, SMART-1, Mars Express,
Huygens, Rosetta, Hubble |
| Extra
solar
planets today, around 70 planets are known outside our solar system.
And now, a new adventure begins: The search for planetary systems that are
more like our own |
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Extra
solar
planets encyclopedia up to date infos on extrasolar planets |
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Extra
solar visions Extrasolar Visions is dedicated to
providing information about newly discovered extrasolar planets. It is also
the intent of this site to speculate, through images and words, about what
these new planets might be like and to inspire a new generation of explorers
to discover the true nature of worlds we can only dream of |
| Galaxy page
a tip |
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Hands on universe
an educational program that enables students to investigate the Universe
while applying tools and concepts from science, math, and technology.
Using the Internet, HOU participants around the world request observations
from an automated telescope, download images from a large image archive |
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History of the universe timeline from the Big Bang to the end of the
universe |
| Imagine the
universe for students age 14 and up, and for anyone interested in learning
about our universe, a universe of black
holes, dark matter, and quasars |
| NASA Earth science
enterprise NASA's Earth Science Enterprise is dedicated to
understanding the total Earth system and the effects of humans on the
global environment, a tip |
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National Schools Observatory |
| Other
worlds, distant suns extrasolar planet VRML astronomy new space stars Jupiter Mars Saturn Earth Moon catalog |
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Principles of
astronomy |
| SDSS
SkyServer |
| Space.com space and all space related subjects: missions, launches, science, astronomy,
photo's, videos, spaceTV, technology, games, spacekids, a tip |
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Space
lessons |
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Space physics textbook |
| Space
weather bureau science news and information about the sun - earth environment |
| Stardate
non-technical information about astronomy and space exploration, including
stargazing tips, FAQs, sky almanac, solar system guide |
| Terror in space (NOVA) |
| Today's space weather |
| Urania |
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Windows to the
universe explore the earth and space |
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Horizontaal |
| Miscellaneous
topics about space related topic:
Relativity theory |
| Antimatter:
mirror of the universe everything you wanted to know about antimatter, from
history to everyday use. This means that when the electrons, protons and neutrons which make our world
were created, a lot of their twins (positrons, antiprotons and antineutrons) were also made. So, where are they? Where did they go? Did
they become an antiworld? |
| Astro
biology online guide to the origin, evolution, and distribution of life in the
universe as well as all other aspects of space exploration, astrobiology, exobiology, space biology,
terraforming, SETI, extreme environments, planetology, space station, space shuttle,
mars, titan, antarctica, cosmology, astronomy, astrophysics |
| Astronomical constants from NASA
constants and equations for calculations |
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Astronomical distances
you are in a spaceship leaving earth to explore the universe! How fast do
you want to travel? |
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Astronomical
redshift astronomical redshift is the lengthening of emitted radiation
as detected by observers |
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A
trip through the universe at the speed of light |
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Binary stars a binary star system consists of two stars which orbit
around a common point |
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Binary stars,
part of
Multiple star systems |
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Blackbody radiation
what is Blackbody radiation, Blackbody radiation explained, Planck Radiation
Formula |
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Black holes
what are Black holes, Black holes explained |
| Black holes
a black hole is a region of spacetime from which nothing can escape, even
light |
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Black holes and
general relativity |
| Black holes and neutron stars |
| Black holes and neutron
stars 2 |
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Black Holes
How do we see Black Holes |
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Clusters
of galaxies |
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Coriolis force pdf file |
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Coriolis force pdf file |
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Coriolis force pdf file |
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Current Space Weather Conditions |
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Dark Energy |
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Dark
matter |
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Dark matter |
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Distance
scale |
| Doppler shift
the wavelength of light emitted by a moving object is shifted. This effect is called the doppler shift |
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Electromagnetic spectrum |
| EM
radiation (light) |
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Geomagnetic storms and impacts on power systems power system reliability threat, magnetic storm
forecast improvements |
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Gravitational
lenses |
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Gravity
History of gravitational theory, Newton's law of universal gravitation,
Gravitational potential, General relativity, Earth's gravity, Equations for
a falling body, Gravity and astronomy, |
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Gravity
What is Gravity, Gravity explained |
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Gravity
What is Gravity, Gravity explained, The gravity force has the same form as
Coulomb's law for the forces between electric charges, i.e., it is an
inverse square law force which depends upon the product of the two
interacting sources, ... |
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Gravity |
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Gravity
pdf file |
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Gravity |
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Gravity
each object in the universe attracts each other body |
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Gravity gravity is a force pulling together all matter (which is
anything you can physically touch). The more matter, the more gravity, so
things that have a lot of matter such as planets and moons and stars pull
more strongly |
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Infrared astronomy learn all about infrared and infrared astronomy. See the latest images and
discoveries. Includes detailed sections on the infrared universe and
infrared spectroscopy |
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Kepler's Law
orbital motion and Kepler's laws |
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Kepler's Laws
The orbit of a planet/comet about the Sun is an ellipse with the Sun's
center of mass at one focus, A line joining a planet or comet and the Sun
sweeps out equal areas in equal intervals of time, The squares of the
periods of the planets are proportional to the cubes of their semimajor axes |
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Kepler's Laws
animated |
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Kepler's Laws of
planetary motion |
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Logarithmic maps
of the universe |
| NASA remote
sensing tutorial WHAT YOU CAN LEARN FROM SENSORS ON SPACECRAFT THAT LOOK INWARD AT THE EARTH AND OUTWARD AT THE PLANETS, THE GALAXIES AND, GOING BACK
IN TIME, THE COSMOS, a tip |
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Newton's Law of
Gravity |
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Newton's
laws, basic forces & light the fundamental forces |
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Nuclear
reactions Nuclear energy can be produced by either of two types of reactions: fission, the splitting apart of a massive atomic nucleus, or by
fusion of lighter nuclei into a heavier nucleus |
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Orbital mechanics
Orbital mechanics, also called flight mechanics, is the study of the motions
of artificial satellites and space vehicles moving under the influence of
forces such as gravity, atmospheric drag, thrust, etc. ... |
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Orbits
Orbits |
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Orbits
Planetary orbit |
| Particle physics: contemporary physics education project understanding of the fundamental nature of
matter and energy |
| SETI
Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence, a scientific experiment that uses Internet-connected computers, SETI
applet |
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Solar flares a flare is defined as a sudden, rapid, and intense variation in brightness |
| Solar wind
and IMF |
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Spectral analysis |
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Spectral lines in stars: absorbtion and emission |
| Spectral
lines - wavelenght units |
| Speed of light contemporary physics states that no object should be
able to travel faster than the speed of light, c = 299792458 m/s |
| Stars
and their spectra an introduction to the spectra of stars and allied celestial objects |
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Timeline of the universe
the 15-billion-year-long history of the universe |
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Timeline of the universe
a spacetime map of the universe |
| Your sky
an interactive planetarium which produces sky maps for a given time/date for a given location on the Earth's surface |
| Zwaartekracht
de zwaartekracht is de kracht die tussen twee
massa's werkt. De zwaartekracht is er de oorzaak van dat alles op aarde
naar beneden valt. De zwaartekracht werkt ook op hele grote afstand,
bijvoorbeeld tussen de aarde en de maan. Zwaartekracht wordt ook gravitatie genoemd, in
Dutch |
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Horizontaal |
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