PUBLIC MARKS with tag astronomy

All (known) Bodies in the solar system larger than 200 miles in diameter. 88 objects total : One star, four gas giant planets, four terrestrial planets, three dwarf planets, 21 moons, four asteroids, and 51 trans-neptunian objects

Great resources for Earth Science

Zoom in to distant galaxies and nebulae View constellations and the movements of the planets Learn about the lifecycle of a star and different kinds of galaxies Create and share your own imagery, placemarks and more

The ESO Public Image Archive contains selected astronomical photos with sufficient image resolution for professional reproduction, photos of the various ESO facilities, of people and events, as well as other interesting material

Four gigantic galaxies have been seen crashing into one another in one of the biggest cosmic collisions ever seen.

Astronomic Events Predicted for the Next 12 Months With Time-Conversion and Viewing Guides

Stellarium est un logiciel de planétarium open source et gratuit pour votre ordinateur. Il affiche un ciel réaliste en 3D, comme si vous le regardiez à l'oeil nu, aux jumelles ou avec un télescope. Il est utilisé avec des projecteurs de planétarium. Rentrez vos coordonnées et c'est parti !

Exosolar.net is an astronomy site where you can find about 2000 stars and their components (mostly within 75 lightyears). As you have probably heard, scientists are discovering many exoplanets, so far 233 or more. So I created this application in flash where you can check those exoplanets and see them visually, so you can imagine them in space, instead of reading columns of numbers like in a scientific journal.

Science books

Child science book

EARTH GUIDE How much do we understand about the planet we call home? With that, go ahead and click on the start button. All you need is a little bit of curiosity. The "Moving diagrams" that depict basic planetary science and geographic related data may dramatically change the way you look at the Earth.

The free space simulation that lets you explore our universe in three dimensions. Celestia runs on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.

It has video lectures and animations on Physics, Mathematics, Chemistry, Electronics, VLSI Design, ASIC Design, Computer Science, C, C++, Java, Networking, Health Sciences, Medical, web designing, Genetics, Neuroscience, Biology, Mechanical, Aerospace, Astronomy, video lectures, audio lectures, animations, microbiology etc.. A good one for learning..............