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| Optics Blog: Spotting scopes for astronomy: Thoughts and reviews ... By Joanie K It is, however, a telescope, at heart and that means a spotting scope can also be used for some astronomy. There are some shortcomings, of course and, if your main activity is astronomy, you should buy a telescope, rather than a ... Optics Blog - http://www.opticsblog.com/ | ||
| The Galileo Astronomy Unclub: Arduino and Astronomy? By Jon Bearscove Naturally this leads to questions about astronomy applications for the Arduino. If you've never heard of Arduino, here's the main site: http://www.arduino.cc/ A quick search on the internet reveals some interesting results. ... The Galileo Astronomy Unclub - http://www.cubicleviking.com/ | ||
| Women In Astronomy: AASWOMEN for December 3, 2010 By L. Trouille The paragraph describing Caroline goes on to begin, "A fine astronomer in her own right . . . " Well, if she was an astronomer, how come she doesn't get the same label as her brother? What kind of message does this send to the young ... Women In Astronomy - http://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/ | ||
| MentalPolyphonics » Astronomy is Not Science By Jared Beyond the solar system, the things astronomy studies will never interact with us. The direct findings of astronomy can never be applied to anything except satisfying our curiosity. But astronomy is still useful because of the ... MentalPolyphonics - http://mentalpolyphonics.com/ | ||
| Our Homeschool Reviews: Homeschool Astronomy Review and Giveaway By Our Homeschool Reviews Find Out More: You can purchase any of these presentations on the Homeschool Astronomy website. You can either receive each one by email for $9.95 or on CD for $11.95, and they each come with a money back guarantee. ... Our Homeschool Reviews - http://ourhomeschoolreviews.blogspot.com/ |
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