deutsche Version
|
Quis coelum posset nisi coeli munere nosse,
Et reperire Deum, nisi qui pars ipse Deorum est ?
(Marcus Manilius, 2.115f)
Current
equation
of
time
and declination of the Sun
Astronomy and
related stuff
|
 
|
The opposition of Mars
2007/2008:
Observations and computations
Estimating
the relative radius of the Moon by lunar eclipse observation
Visibility of the bright planets
2008
Planets Visibility Details:
phase,elongation, magnitude, illumination
 Sunspots
|
|
This site:
My GeoAstro
Applet Collection (JARS Top Rated)
How to compute
the position of the Sun
How to compute
the position of the Moon
How to compute
the length of a day
How to compute
the day/night terminator
My AstroSources
(applets, software, books, links)
The Transit of
Venus: 2004, June 8
Transits of Venus in the history of astronomy
including some
Java applets
Explore solar,
lunar, and planetary events
Islam Prayer
Times
The brightest
stars
Solar eclipses
and the Saros cycle
Astronomy by JavaScript:
Astrophysics, Cosmology:
How stars are
born
How long will
the Sun be burning ?
The minimum mass of a
star
The temperature
of the Sun
Cosmology (Java
applet included)
The
Eddington-Dirac Large Number
Natural units
(Stonea, Planck)
Doppler Effect
(including applet and sound files)
Astro Applets:
Precession and
Proper Motion
Sky Precession
The Phases of
the Inferior Planets (Mercury, Venus)
Planet Orbits
Heliocentric
and geocentric Planetary Motion
Cosmology Applet
Hubble Applet
The Transit of
Mercury on 2003. May 7
Observation of
satellites
Atmospheric
Phenomena, Meteors and Meteorites
Sundials
Famous
astronomers
Table of
sunrise, sunset and twilight times for any location
GPS - Global
Positioning System
What's the time
and when is the sun rising in ...?
|
|
|
Analemma Sundial - easy to make
Paper Sundial - easy to make
|
|
|
Dec. 17t 2002: closest encounter of Earth and Saturn in
nearly 30 years
Rare
constellation of the bright planets March/April 2004
Rare
constellation of the bright planets March/April 2004
|
|
|
Web Links:
|
|
|
Astronomy Daily
Images
of
the
Sun:
Stanford SOLAR Center
Big Bear Solar Observatory: Latest Images
Solar Data Analysis Center at NASA Goddard Space Flight
Center:
Current solar
images
The Solar And
Heliospheric Observatory
A full disk
archive of the Sun
The Nine Planets - A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System
Check Your System Clock
Astronomy Notes
(Nick Strobel)
Staralt
This program shows the observability of objects in various ways: either
you can plot Altitude against time for a particular night, or plot the
path of your objects across the sky for a particular night, or plot how
Altitude changes over a year, or get a table with the best Observing
Date for each object.
Space
Missions:
|
|
|
Last
modified: 2010,
Nov 14
|
