Astronomy and Space Education

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• AdvanceSpace  - References for studies relating to space technologies and other researches. Includes industry news and employment opportunities.
• Astronaut Scholarship Foundation  - Updates on the activities organized by the institution as well as profile of board members and history of their operations.
• Astronomical Society of the Pacific: Universe in the Classroom  - Introduces a free quarterly educational newsletter showing current astronomical issues and hands-on classroom activities. Also contains subscription information and article archive.
• Astronomy Basics  - Provides fundamental principles about the origin of the universe. Also includes factual details about planets, the sun, and other celestial entities.
• Astronomy in Your Hands  - Features information about hands-on activities for classroom and home environments. Also presents a downloadable star wheel with a version available for every latitude on Earth.
• Auroras: Paintings in the Sky  - Shows what auroras look like on Earth and from space, explains how they are created, and shows where they can be found.
• BBC Science and Nature: Space  - Presents sky maps, image galleries, a 3D tour, message boards, and various other related educational information and resources.
• Canadian National Marsville Project  - Details the program operations with an archive of documentations on its activities.
• Celestial Navigation Net  - Presents accounts relating to navigating by stars, the moon, and the sun. Also features discussions on the basic theory, practice, history, and instruments of the technique.
• Certificate of Higher Education in Astronomy by Evening Study  - Details admission requirements, course syllabus, study sessions, and student fees.
• Challenger Center for Space Science Education  - Highlights details of organized events. Provides references for students and teachers.
• Earth and Sky  - Displays articles and news updates on space explorations, events, and observations. Also features collections of radio shows related to the discipline of astronomy.
• ESO Outreach  - Contains press releases, multi-media materials, events details, news articles, and an astronomical glossary. Also displays information on merchandise, equipment, and employment opportunities.
• Exploration in Education  - Project that provides learning materials to studies about related subjects on space exploration.
• Eyes on the Sky, Feet on the Ground  - Contains the complete text and illustrations of this book, which features dozens of hands on astronomy activities for children, particularly suitable for use in the classroom. From Harvard.
• Franklin Institute Science Learning Resources  - Lists various topics included in the studies in the field such as solar system objects and exploration projects.
• From Stargazers to Starships  - Index of articles that serves as reference materials for the topic that can be presented as lessons in high school.
• From Stargazers to Starships  - Features a historical exposition of the motion of Earth in space. Also presents concepts about Newtonian mechanics, space travels to Mars, and airplane flights.
• Fusion Technology Institute  - Archive of documentations and reference materials as compiled by the division at the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
• Group of Studies on Space Sciences  - Initiated by Brazilian students in order to discuss relevant issues about aerospatial technologies in the country.
• Hayden Planetarium  - Contains a collection of scientific visualizations and animations relating to astronomy, astrophysics, and general space science.
• History of Gamma-ray Astronomy  - Provides information about and examples of gamma rays being produced and detected. Also includes details on how these electromagnetic radiations are observed.
• Inquirer’s Guide to the Universe  - Instructional program that provides factual information about space and encourages education through imaginative writing. Also shows science facts and accounts about space.
• International Research School of Planetary Sciences  - Contains details about study programs, organized events, workshops, and research works.
• International Space School Educational Trust  - Highlights updates on the industry as well as description of supported programs and consultancy services.
• International Space University  - Application procedures for the educational institution that offers learning programs about aerospace.
• Learn About Infrared Images  - Shows facts, purposes, and examples of infrared radiation, which is also known as heat radiation. Also contains interpretations of the colors emitted from the viewed objects.
• MarsPort 2002  - Insights to the capabilities of the deployable greenhouse system set to be utilized in the planet Mars.
• Mike Mullane  - Profiles the career of the astronaut who has published books about space explorations.
• Multiwavelength Astronomy  - Provides information about heavenly bodies that are visible in each part of the visual spectrum. Also shows reasons of sending telescopes into space.
• Mysteries of the Deep Space  - Displays an interactive timeline detailing the beginning and the probable end of the universe. Also features classroom activities, trivia challenge, and questions and answers with experts.
• National Astronomy Education Projects  - Contains lists of projects, instructional materials, workshops, educational programs, and newsletters.
• Principles of Astronomy  - Displays course outlines of monthly lessons with study guides. Also shows downloadable application programs for students.
• Project Astro  - Provides details about a project that aims to enhance science curricula for students. Also contains articles, related links, and collection of newsletter issues.
• Red Rover Goes to Mars  - Indicates the achievement of the device's operations when it was taken to Mars. Includes technical data on installed instruments.
• Resources for Undergraduate/Graduate Astronomy Students  - Details guidelines and primary tools in good research practices. Also shows software information, literature topics, statistical data analyses, and presentation tips.
• Saas-Fee Course: Millimeter Astronomy  - Provides information about the post-graduate course offered by the Swiss Society of Astrophysics and Astronomy. Presents details on course topics, class schedule, registration fees, and organized activities.
• Scale Model Communication Satellite  - Description of the product's uses with details on installed kits, pricing information and purchasing processes presented.
• Science Popularization Association of Communications and Educators Portal  - Presents lists of clubs and schools associated with the organization. Also contains article archive, FAQs, image gallery, and space calendar.
• Solar System  - Displays statistical data of planets like the distance of their orbit from the sun and their diameter, including the size of the sun.
• Solar System Ambassadors Program  - Discusses the coverage of the project with an index of scheduled activities and news articles.
• Space Day  - Annual space education day; presents news, toolkits for getting involved and ideas and resources for teachers.
• Space Explorers, Inc.  - Established to provide simulation and other educational activities in classrooms with a portfolio of Internet-based programs.
• Space Science Education Resource Directory  - References for instructional materials that can be utilized in teaching the subject.
• Space: An Exploration  - Shows discussions on the facts, mysteries, theories, and activities about the solar system. Also features interactive multimedia activities.
• Spanish Language Astronomy Materials Education Center  - Presents a resource guide on recommended books, periodicals and other instructional materials sorted by grade level.
• Stanford Solar Center  - Site presents press releases, videos, resources for students and educators, solar art and literature, and links to other pages of interest.
• Starry Skies  - Collections of articles featuring information about the solar system, space exploration, and constellations.
• Swinburne Astronomy Online  - Features online postgraduate degree programs. Also details application requirements, course outlines, and semester dates.
• Texas Space Grant Consortium - Just for Fun  - Practical and humorous series of inquisitions about possible life in Mars. Includes cryptograms, puzzles and other games.
• Universities Space Research Association  - Indicates the functions of the organization with description of conducted programs and educational outreach projects.
• Windows to the Universe  - Astronomical learning system offered for public access. Caters to the needs of beginner, intermediate, and advanced learners.