Tagged “astronomy”

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benmccarthy.com.au Science

Eclipses Across the Solar System

An interactive simulator showing what a solar eclipse looks like from Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn and Pluto, and why Ea…

eclipsetracks.org Science

EclipseTracks

An interactive 3D globe on CesiumJS that traces the paths of past and future solar eclipses across the planet, one event…

esahubble.org Science

ESA/Hubble

A gallery of the Hubble Space Telescope's most spectacular images of nebulae, galaxies, and star clusters, free to downl…

sky.esa.int Science

ESASky

An interactive map of the sky from the European Space Agency where you can pan across the universe and view real imagery…

eso.org Science

European Southern Observatory

News and jaw-dropping imagery from the world's most powerful ground-based telescopes in Chile's Atacama Desert, includin…

esa.int Science

European Space Agency

The official portal of the European Space Agency with mission news, striking imagery, and live coverage of European laun…

public.getgrist.com Science

Exoplanet Birthdays

A calculator that tells you your age on exoplanets, so you can find which distant world has its birthday on today's date…

exoplanetexplore.vercel.app Science

Exoplanets Explore

An interactive D3.js visualisation of known exoplanets that lets you explore and compare the worlds astronomers have fou…

spacegeek.org Science

Expansion of the Universe Calculator

A calculator that shows your weight on other worlds, the cosmic events since your birth, and how much the universe has e…

figuresinthesky.visualcinnamon.com Science

Figures in the Sky

A visual essay comparing how cultures around the world drew their myths and legends into the same stars, with elegant in…

freestarcharts.com Science

Free Star Charts

An English astronomy guide to stars, constellations, Messier and NGC objects, with printable finder charts and star char…

cdn.charliehoey.com Science

Gaia 3D Star Map

A WebGL and WebVR 3D map of stars from the Gaia data release 1 catalogue, letting you fly through our galactic neighborh…

interconnected.org Science

Galactic Compass

Matt Webb introduces an app with a compass that points to the center of the galaxy, with notes on how and why he built i…

galacto.org Science

Galacto

A living galaxy in the browser that composes its own slow ambient music: collide galaxies, shape spiral arms and dark-ma…

blog.galaxyzoo.org Science

Galaxy Zoo Blog

The blog of Galaxy Zoo, the Zooniverse citizen science project that asks volunteers to help astronomers classify galaxie…

gleamoscope.icrar.org Science

GLEAMoscope

An interactive sky viewer for exploring the Milky Way and the GLEAM radio survey, letting you switch wavelengths to see…

globeatnight.org Science

Globe at Night

A citizen-science campaign where anyone can measure local light pollution by matching the visible stars to reference sta…

victoriaritvo.com Science

Hengefinder: Finding When the Sun Aligns With Your Street

A blog post on building a tool that predicts the days when the setting sun lines up with any street, like Manhattanhenge…

uahirise.org Science

HiRISE

High-resolution orbital imagery of the Martian surface from the HiRISE camera, revealing craters, dunes, and ancient geo…

hobbyspace.com Science

HobbySpace Blog

A blog dedicated to space, astronomy, and exploration, with reports on spaceflight, solar system science, habitats, and…

joe-antognini.github.io Science

How Fast the Days Are Getting Longer

An astronomy explainer on how many minutes of daylight we gain each day through the year, why it peaks at the equinox, a…

hubblesite.org Art & Design

Hubble Space Telescope - NASA Science

The home of the Hubble Space Telescope, featuring its discoveries, deep-space imagery, and news from the orbiting observ…

ihavenotv.com Science

ihavenotv: Astronomy Documentaries

Free astronomy documentaries in one place: Moon missions, the planets of the solar system, black holes and the search fo…

leonarddavid.com Science

Inside Outer Space

A space blog by journalist Leonard David, who has reported on space activities for over 50 years, covering missions, exp…

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