Web-Links
SUGGESTED WEB-LINKS:
SUCCESSFUL STUDY
TIPS
and an inspirational quote by Richard
Feynman!
(Study tips, as printed in the Santa Barbara News Press and Posted in the SBCC Physics
Program web-site.)
New This Semester:
Featured Astronomy Web Links:
(Please email
me to let me know if links are outdated or no longer active.)
- NASA's "Astronomy Now"
and also SpaceDaily
news.
- Check out What's
Up, space.com, Bad
Astronomy, and SpaceWeather.com.
-
Click here
for upcoming Eclipses.
- Search for Messier objects at messiermarathon.com.
- Students for the Exploration and Development of Space
(SEDS)
- Jet Propulsion Laboratories (JPL),
and (NASA).
- NASA's satellite
orbits and overhead
viewing.
- Space
Shuttle
Mission news and Shuttle's present orbital
position!
- Are you late for class? Click here to view
the official US Gov Time.
- Planetarium Software "Starry
Night" from Space
Software.
- Do you know your
constellations? Use your star chart to play this
constellation
game.
- Click here to view
pictures of the Alabama Meteor
of 1954 (viewer discretion advised...)
- Click here to view
Powers of 10, like the video we saw in class.
- Check out this
Star
Size Comparison.
- Check out this
night picture of earth from space, upcoming
eclipses.
- Cool video clips, Uranus
Rotation, Uranus
Magnetosphere, Miranda,
Black Hole,
Galaxy Collision.
- Listen to the
Galaxy Song! Tom
Lerher's Chemical Elements Song!
Orsen Wells' War of the Worlds!
-
Hubble
Space Telescope!
- Click here to access
UCSB ITP
Conference Talks.
- Click here to view a
Big Bang animation.
- Student web pages,
Mars Terraforming,
Earth Auroras,
Aurora Borialis.
- Student web pages,
Birth of a Star,
Black Holes and
Antimatter.
- Be proud to be a nerd.
Great nerd song.
- Erin's list of
cool books!
-
Microsoft Worldwide
Telescope!
-
JPL Planet Images!
Featured Physics Web Links:
(Please email
me to let me know if links are outdated or no longer active.)
VAFB Rocket Launches:
Click here for information on upcoming
launches. Call VAFB launch hotline at 606-1857, (or 606-3595 for
even more information), or click here
to access the VAFB website.
For Extra
Credit click here.
Local Area Astronomy Clubs and Resources: