Dark Site Finder is a website with a light pollution map, updated with 2022 data, intended to help users find dark skies. It also includes a listing of dark sites and blog posts about stargazing, photography and astronomical events.
Space Atlas
Space Atlas is a free, interactive 3D map of tracked satellites and rocket bodies orbiting Earth, described as covering objects from Sputnik in 1957 to today. It displays about 22,242 objects in orbit and offers real-time tracking, a timeline scrubber, and a view of satellites passing over the user's location. Orbits are approximated from the public CelesTrak catalog.
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0Dark Site Finder is a website with a light pollution map, updated with 2022 data, intended to help users find dark skies. It also includes a listing of dark sites and blog posts about stargazing, photography and astronomical events.
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0Sen is an educational resource for documentaries, courses, books, reference material, or self-learning.
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0A website listing upcoming rocket launches to space, with an overview including launch time, payload and destination. It offers countdowns and filters by launch service provider, launch vehicle, payload, destination and date.
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0Nasahistory is an educational resource for learning science, history, language, geography, or general knowledge.
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0SpaceWeather.com presents news and information about solar flares, geomagnetic storms, auroras, meteor showers, and near-Earth asteroids. The page displays current solar wind speed and density, X-ray solar flare levels, the daily Sun image, sunspot number, auroral oval, planetary K-index, and interplanetary magnetic field data.
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0A social media account for SpaceX, described in its profile as designing, manufacturing and launching rockets and spacecraft. The page lists 11.9K posts and 41.9M followers and links to the company's website.
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