 | Golden State Star Party
On Frosty Acres Ranch near Adin in northeast California, GSSP is at an elevation of 4400 feet atop a large bluff. |
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 | Mike Weasners Mighty ETX site
Lots of Useful information for the ETX User
A popular Site for ETX enthusiasts |
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 | Jodrell Bank Radio Telescope, Cheshire
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 | Skywatcher telescope instructions
Find lots of help on using your astro telescope here and instruction downloads for Skywatcher telescopes. |
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The Campaign for dark skies
The CfDS aims to preserve and restore the beauty of the night sky by campaigning against excessive, inefficient and irresponsible lighting that shines where it is not wanted nor needed.
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Federation of Astronomical Societies.
Formed in 1974, the FAS was conceived as a sort of union of astronomical societies, groups, and individuals, liasing together, where practicable, for their mutual benefit. A list of federation aims was drawn up which included such items as the compilation of lists of people prepared to give talks, the encouragement of the teaching of astronomy in educational establishments, the giving of advice on problems commonly encountered by astronomical societies, and so on.
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Liverpool Astronomical Society
The Society's aims are the same as when it was formed in 1881-
i.e. " To promote the science of Astronomy primarily in Liverpool and the neigbourhood thereof" |  |
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Leeds Astronomical Society
The Leeds Astronomical Society was established in 1859 and is still very active.
Our Society is open to all comers: we have no distinctions according to age or experience!
You are welcome to try us out before you decide to join - no obligation!
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Stardome Mobile Planetarium.
Stardome features superior technology including:
Large 6-metre dome
Seating in chairs for 30+ people - a professional auditorium, no sitting on the floor
Zip tent-style entrance - no tunnel to crawl down
Large screen data projection
Hi-tech Holmestronic star projector for full dome projection
Free data and presentation CD to every school
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Fieldview astronomy guesthouse.
You do not have to be interested in Astronomy to stay at Fieldview, Although we opened in 1996 to provide astronomers with a dark and comfortable site to persue their hobby, we are open to anyone who wants a quiet break, and a few days where the pace of life is more relaxed. many of our guest return time after time, So come and spend a winter (or summer) holiday with us, and if your interested take a look though a telescope, then get warm in front of our wood burning fire, flick through some books, chat with friends and relax.
After an evening of Astronomy, try the Astronomers Breakfast, a special late breakfast to suit you (but you don't have to take part in astronomy to get a late breakfast, breakfast is at a time to suit you). Evening meals are available all around the area, we have a terrific pub only a couple of minutes walk from us
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Earth and sky. for astronomy books.
For more than 15 years we have been specialist suppliers of new astronomy books and slides to astronomers within the UK and all over the world. |  |
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Salford astronomical society
welcomes anyone with an interest in astronomy.
Whether you are a keen observer, or you enjoy reading about
astronomy, or watching astronomy programmes on TV,
Salford Astronomical Society has events and activities to
interest you.Enquiries telephone: Kath Redford 0161 794 3179
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The Society for popular astronomy. (SPA)
The Society for Popular Astronomy brings the excitement of the universe to everyone, Whether you are young or old, beginner or an experienced skywatcher, you'll get a great deal from the SPA. Members receive a quarterly magazine 'Popular Astronomy' news circulars, and free electronic news bulletins. Regular meetings are held every three months on Saturday afternoons in London, with occasional extra dates in other cities. |  |
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West Didsbury astronomical society
The West Didsbury Astronomical Society was formed to bring people together who have an interest in Astronomy.
With access to computer-guided telescopes, we organise observing sessions, talks, discussion groups, trips to museums and a yearly weekend outing to The Dales.
Meetings are held on the second Monday of every month - except in August - at: The Fielden Centre, 141 Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury, Manchester,
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Macclesfield astronomical society.
The Macclesfield Astronomical Society, founded in 1990, meets twice a month for a Workshop and a main Lecture. Whether you are an armchair astronomer or a keen meteor-observer, you will find a kindred spirit within the Society ...
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Bolton Astronomical Society
The Bolton Astronomical Society was formed approximately 25 years ago, we are a group of enthusiasts
of all ages and abilities. Everyone is welcome, from beginners to experts. We meet at the
Bolton TIC Center on Minerva Road (near the Bolton Royal Hospital) on the first and third Tuesday of the month.
We have an 6 inch reflecting telescope which is available for members to borrow.
Membership is £15.00 p/a and £7.50 for concessions. Meetings are free to members and £2.00 for guests.
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Blackpool and district Astronomical society.
The Blackpool and District Astronomy Society was formed in November 1986 by a small group of keen amateur astronomers. The society has around 20-30 members who regularly meet to discuss current news and other aspects of astronomy.
Meetings take place on a regular basis on the first Wednesday of each month. Meetings include a talk or lecture, either by a guest speaker or by one of our own members and can consist of a slide show, video footage or hands-on sessions.
We also offer help and support for beginners on what type of equipment they should purchase and how to use it.
Meetings are conducted on a friendly and informal basis and all are welcome to attend.
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The Observatory. Andrew Greenwood.
The observatory is the personal website of Andrew Greenwood, Chairman of the Macclesfield Astronomical Society. Here you'll find links to astronomical-based sites designed and produced by him, such as a photographic record of his trip to Southern Africa, where he witnessed the first total solar eclipse of the new Millennium. In the near future new websites will be added. One of which will an astrophotography tutorial based on his successful lecture: An introduction to astrophotography - traditional film and computer pixels. |  |
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Altrincham and District Astronomical Society.
Formal meetings are held at Timperley Village Hall at 8 pm on the first Friday of each month (except July and August when we are closed). Everyone is welcome to come to our meetings - there is no charge. |  |
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Manchester Astronomical Society
Founded in 1903, the Society meets weekly on Thursday from approx. 7 pm in the Godlee observatory, which is situated in the Sackville Building of The University of Manchester. Public lectures are held every third Thursday from Sept - April. Our aim is to encourage the study and enjoyment of Astronomy for both the newcomer and seasoned observer alike. |  |
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 | British Wild Flowers
John Somerville's Pages on British wild flowers
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 | Image Palette
You'll find wonderful images of landscapes, aspects of nature, still
life and arresting abstract compositions on the Image Palette
website. We supply superb limited edition photographic 'gallery wrap'
prints on artists canvas. Perfect for image conscious individuals.
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