A beta interactive astronomy calendar that lists meteor showers, conjunctions and eclipses and gives moon and sun rise and set times for each day of the year, adjusted to the user's location. The site also describes a printed wall calendar with astronomical times customized to each user's location.
Find Starlink is a fan-made site, not affiliated with SpaceX or Starlink, that calculates when the Starlink satellites are expected to be visible at a user's location. It also offers a Live Map and a Results page, and tracks only the first satellite in every chain of satellites.
Mental Landscape is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
A visualization tool from LeoLabs showing satellites, debris and other objects tracked by LeoLabs in low Earth orbit. The site provides a full-window view of this low Earth orbit visualization.
An interactive sky atlas for visualizing digitized astronomical images or full surveys, superimposing entries from astronomical catalogues or databases, and accessing related data from Simbad, VizieR and other archives. It is available as Aladin Desktop, a Java application, and Aladin Lite, a browser-based version.
In-The-Sky.org provides astronomy news and interactive guides to the night sky. The site offers a planetarium, sky guide, weather forecast, object search and catalogs, an orrery and 3D universe views. It also lists events such as oppositions, occultations and meteor showers, with rise and set times shown for a selected location.
OMG SPACE is a series of visuals created as a graphic design thesis project to illustrate the true scale of the solar system. All planets, including the sun and dwarf planets, are shown to scale, as are their distances from the sun, at a ratio of 1:647. Created in 2011 by Margot Trudell, the site's data is only current to early 2011, with minor design and development updates in 2015.
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Find Starlink is a fan-made site, not affiliated with SpaceX or Starlink, that calculates when the Starlink satellites are expected to be visible at a user's location. It also offers a Live Map and a Results page, and tracks only the first satellite in every chain of satellites.
Mental Landscape is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
A visualization tool from LeoLabs showing satellites, debris and other objects tracked by LeoLabs in low Earth orbit. The site provides a full-window view of this low Earth orbit visualization.
An interactive sky atlas for visualizing digitized astronomical images or full surveys, superimposing entries from astronomical catalogues or databases, and accessing related data from Simbad, VizieR and other archives. It is available as Aladin Desktop, a Java application, and Aladin Lite, a browser-based version.
In-The-Sky.org provides astronomy news and interactive guides to the night sky. The site offers a planetarium, sky guide, weather forecast, object search and catalogs, an orrery and 3D universe views. It also lists events such as oppositions, occultations and meteor showers, with rise and set times shown for a selected location.
OMG SPACE is a series of visuals created as a graphic design thesis project to illustrate the true scale of the solar system. All planets, including the sun and dwarf planets, are shown to scale, as are their distances from the sun, at a ratio of 1:647. Created in 2011 by Margot Trudell, the site's data is only current to early 2011, with minor design and development updates in 2015.
