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  1. A Dob for Astronomy Day
    Show me more about the scope we built at The Tech's Astronomy Day event.

  2. More helpful hints for beginners
    How do I get started in amateur astronomy?
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  3. SJAA membership info.
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  4. Ephemeris archive.
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  5. list of astronomy clubs
    Is there an astronomy club closer to me?

  6. TheTech
    Tell me more about this cool museum!

  7. The Nine Planets
    I have a question about the solar system.
    The fat guy said he had a cool web site; where is it?

  8. Hitchhiker's Guide to the Moon
    Can I see the Moon tonight?
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  9. Mars FAQ
    Can I see Mars with these little telescopes?
    I looked at Mars and all I saw was an orange blob.

  10. Cosmology Tutorial
    What's the Big Bang?
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  11. Deep Sky and Constellation info from the Hawaiian Astronomical Society
    Tell me about the constellations.
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  12. Amateur Telescope Making
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    Where's the best place to get stuff to make my telescope?

  13. Astronomy Vendors
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  14. Planetarium software

    15. Is there a computer program that shows me about the night sky?
    When can I see such and such an object?
    What's that bright thing in the sky I saw?

  15. Professional Telescopes
    Phooey on these little toys! Where can I learn about the big ones?

  16. Ptolemy
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    Why should I care?

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