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Beginners' Astronomy - Alex's Astromomy site for beginners - the ... Consists of a telescope buyers guide, basic knowledge information of solar system and deep sky objects, and astronomy quiz. 2.
Identifying the Constellations- Finding your way around in the ... If you are located in the northern hemisphere the Plough is a good choice. The Plough is only part of a larger constellation called Ursa Major ( the Great ... 3.
Meteors, Meteorites and Meteoroids. When a piece of space rock has not yet collided with the Earth, it is called a meteoroid. Meteoroids are the debris left behind fom comets. ... 4.
Meteors, Meteorites and Meteoroids. When a piece of space rock has not yet collided with the Earth, it is called a meteoroid. Meteoroids are the debris left behind fom comets. ... 5.
Identifying the Constellations- Finding your way around in the ... The three belt stars point upwards to Aldebaren - the brightest star in the constellation Taurus (the Bull). Aldebaren is a red giant and its colour is very ... 6.
Identifying the Constellations- Finding your way around in the ... The three belt stars point upwards to Aldebaren - the brightest star in the constellation Taurus (the Bull). Aldebaren is a red giant and its colour is very ... 7.
Meteors, Meteorites and Meteoroids. Meteors, Meteorites & Meteoroids ... When a piece of space rock has not yet collided with the Earth, it is called a meteoroid. Meteoroids are the debris ... 8.
Identifying the Constellations- Finding your way around in the ... The constellations are imaginary lines drawn between the stars to aid nagigation in the night sky. Some are named after ancient creatures, and others have ... 9.
Mid 19th Century Achromatic Telescope by Lennie of Edinburgh The Achromatic Objective lens is shown above in its brass surround. A cover of a price list of E. Lennie shows that they sold achromatic telescopes. ... 10.
Meteors, Meteorites and Meteoroids. Meteors, Meteorites & Meteoroids ... When a piece of space rock has not yet collided with the Earth, it is called a meteoroid. Meteoroids are the debris ... |
