Visit the SpaceViews Web site at: http://www.seds.org/spaceviews/

for more information on the publication, including how to get a free e-mail subscription. Any questions or comments about SpaceViews can be directed to the editor, Jeff Foust, at jeff@astron.mit.edu.

S&T Weekly News Bulletin and Sky at a Glance

In response to numerous requests, and in cooperation with the Astronomical League and the American Association of Amateur Astronomers, S&T's Weekly News Bulletin and Sky at a Glance are available via electronic mailing list too. For a free subscription, send e-mail to skyline@gs1.revnet.com and put the word "join" on the first line of the body of the message. To unsubscribe, send e-mail to skyline@gs1.revnet.com and put the word "unjoin" on the first line of the body of the message.

(S&T stands for Sky and Telescope)

Further, one of our web sites that is updated daily and which you may find interesting is the Astronomy Picture of the Day: http://apod.gsfc.nasa.gov/apod/astropix.html

For getting astronomy merchandise, check your nearest planetarium or science center. A place we particularly like in Ontario is the Ontario Science Center in Toronto. (Yes, some of us have visited it.) It's one of the coolest hands-on science centers around and it has calendars and pictures for sale.

You might also check out some of the online astronomy catalogs available, e.g. from Sky Publishing (the folks who publish Sky and Telescope), the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, and Astronomy Magazine:

Skypub: http://skyandtelescope.com/catalog/catalog.html

Astronomical Society of the Pacific: http://www.aspsky.org

Finally, the University of York and the University of Toronto, http://www.yorku.ca/

http://www.utoronto.ca/uoft.html

both have good programs in astronomy, and resources that you may be interested in.

So there's lots of information and resources out there !

Best Wishes,

Jim Lochner, Mike Arida, Maggie Masetti, and Leonard Garcia
for Ask an Astrophysicist

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