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This solar system simulator let's you view anything in our solar system from any point you wish on the exact date and... see more
Observatorium pictures and discussions up to first Mars Rover mission.
Virtual solar system that shows constellation and astronomical objects. You can zoom in, zoom out and change time to see... see more
Stellarium is a free open source planetarium for your computer. It shows a realistic sky in 3D, just like what you see... see more
The Java applet displays the position of the sun (height and azimuth) for any date, time and location, and an interactive... see more
This activity helps students identify constellations in the night sky and understand the mythology related to the... see more
This site gives an overview of the Northern Lights including how they happen, the colors behind them, etc.
gives a background history on the northern lights
This networked laboratory simulation provides an environment in which students can select from hundreds of standard... see more
Explore Mars with a click of your mouse! Click on the image of Mars, and it will be redrawn with the selected point at... see more
This applet shows the visible sky, in the form of a polar chart, with the sun, moon, 4 planets and 56 stars; simply enter... see more
A brief article for educators and the interested public on what happened with the "demotion" of Pluto and what the... see more
This is the "Ask an Astrophysicist" service of the "Imagine the Universe!" web site. They specialize in cosmic-ray,... see more
The Project Apollo Archive serves as an online reference source and repository of digital images pertaining to the... see more
A good site for young students (elementary) or low level readers in middle/high school.
Student tutorial page relating to the Hubble's classification scheme of galaxies. Includes student worksheet (see... see more
Great Pictures from Earth and space. Websites allow for great warm-ups, discussios, guess whats and just plain fun to... see more
Virtual moon with landing sites
NJAA was founded by seven men with varied talents and unyielding resolve formed the New Jersey Astronomical Association -... see more
quiz about the atmosphere with the ability to check your answers
Do your students ever argue that NASA and the American Government faked the moon landings in order to "beat" the... see more
Excellent website for information, video and telescopic images.
interactive practice vocabulary of stars and galaxies by matching squares
The students will demonstrate their knowledge of moon phases by creating the moon phases using cream filled chocolate... see more