Astronomy Online Blog

It's the Astronomy Online non-Blog, or un-Blog.

Everyone has a blog now and since I am no follower of trends, I decided to merge the blog with the website. And I don't want to neglect the website in favor of posting on the blog.

These are the pages that were on the blog of old:

- Home

- Archive (Index of Pages)

- Me

- Current Trends

- Links

- Soho Live

Links:

Google Maps - Mars
Google Maps - Moon
HiRISE
HiRISE - MRO Imaging
Mac Singularity
Meade4M
Slackerpedia Galactica
Software for the Mac
Starry Night Online
Venus Maps

More Favorites:

moon phases

Thank you for visiting!

This the index for the AO non-Blog:

Below are a list of articles that appeared on the original blog - in decending order by entry date. Some of the more trite entries are not listed below (things like "Website down").

2008:

World Wide Telescope - Windows Only	Second Site Image Gallery
Astrocast TV	SBIG Hall of Fame
2007 - A Great Year for Astronomy	What's NASA Up To?

2007:

September 2007 News	Serious Changes to the website
Changes to the Website	Extended Groth Strip - 50,000 Galaxies
Hubble Sees 'Comet Galaxy' Being Ripped Apart by Galaxy Cluster	Hubble Monitors Jupiter in Support of the New Horizons Flyby
Hubble Captures Earliest Stages of Planet Formation	Hubble Detects Layered Atmosphere of Exoplanet
Astrophotography with Consumer Grade Cameras	Hubble Spies Young Stars in NGC 602
McNaught Captures McNaught	Comet McNaught Graces the Evening Sky - Rapidly

2006 and Earlier

Happy Holidays - a Christmas Tree of sorts	A Solar Update
Evidence of Water Flows on Mars	Detection of a Magnetic Field around Tau Bootis
Possible Image of a Black Hole	An Inconvenient Truth
Mars Global Surveyor is Silent	Mercury Transit Image Update
Mercury Transit Imaging a Success	Imaging the Sun using a Coronado P.S.T and a Meade LPI
Pacifica by Moonlight	The Heat is On
Astronomy Magazine Image of the Day	The Mars Mission - Update on the MER’s
Transit of Mercury - November 8, 2006	Einstein’s General Relativity Passes Another Test
New Solar Mission Brightens Research	Pluto and the Formation of its Moons
A Strong Case for Dark Matter	Aging White Dwarfs, Smallest Stars Found in Cluster
So is Neptune a Planet?	An 8 Planet Solar System - Pluto a Dwarf Planet
12 Planets in our Solar System? Perhaps…	The Internet is not all bad, right?
By the Light of a Thousand Stars	Chandra and the Sunyaev-Zel'dovich Effect Help Constrain the Age of the Universe
Lakefront Property on Titan	SOFIA Saved
Introducing the New Astronomy Online Logo	Astronomy Online recognized by Science Magazine’s Netwatch
Good News for the Yerkes Observatory	Space Law - Can land be owned on the Moon or Mars?
Hubble Turns 16 - And More About M82	Hubble’s Largest Galaxy Portrait Offers a New High-Definition View
The Target List	Venus Express has Arrived
The Justification	The Project Begins
Astrophotography Project	Titan Revisited
Spitzer Telescope used to directly detect exoplanets	Rocky Planet Discovered by Microlensing
My thoughts on Intelligent Design

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