Movies, Activites and Links to Interesting Sites

Lunar Libration Movie

You know the Moon changes phases but did you know that it Belly Danced, too? Follow the link to watch a movie and learn why.

Saturn Movie

Galileo could not see Saturn's rings as well as we can now -- they looked like ears to him. These "ears" change orientation over time. Follow the link to watch a movie and learn why.

Galileoscope Kit

Get the kit to build your own 2" telescope and see the sky as Galileo did.

Galileo's Telescope

Galileo may not have invented the telescope but his use of it ushered in the era of modern astronomy. Follow the link to the Institute and Museum of the History of Science in Florence and learn more about Galileo's telescope.>

Seattle Astronomical Society

SAS is an organization of amateur astronomers. Follow the link to learn about the events they host and to find out how you can get involved.

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Every day NASA highlights one amazing astronomical image and gives a brief explanation of its importance. Follow the link to find out what today's image it.

StarDate Online

StarDate online offers English and Spanish daily astronomy radio shows as well as other resources for teachers, the media, and the public.

EarthSky Tonight

What is up in the sky tonight? EarthSky will tell you, in addition to offering daily podcasts and links to science news.

Ask An Astronomer

"Why aren't there any green stars?" Cornell astronomers answer this and many other question. Follow the link to browse past answers or ask a question of your own.

Google Sky

See the night sky and travel to the stars from your own computer. Google Sky puts together observations from all over the world for you to use in exploring the universe.

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