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This my blog for civilians and amateur astronomers to ask me questions.I'm not so good in explaining some hard questions,so I may not be able to answer your questions correctly or unable at all as I am neither an amateur nor professional astronomer.Feel free to leave a comment where I stated for it to be allowed.

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

Telescopes

Looking for which type of telescope is the best for you?Here are some links:
Orion
Celestron
Meade
Those websites are for you to browse,so the place where you can buy telescopes(for my country only),is Astro Scientific Centre

Posted by Valdric at 4:53 PM

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NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 1

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 1

These are Jupiter's massive storms,the Great Red Spot(GRS) and thedot just below it is the recently discovered Red Spot.Jr(RSJr)

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 2

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 2

This is an image of Jupiter's rings

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 3

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 3

This is an image of Jupiter's 4th largest moon,Europa,which has smooth icy surface and its diameter is slightly smaller than our Moon's

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 4

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 4

This is an image of Jupiter's 3rd largest moon,Io,which is the most active volcanic body in our Solar System due to the gravities of Jupiter and its other moons.It has a diameter slightly larger than our Moon's

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 5

NASA"s New Horizons image of Jupiter 5

This is an image of Jupiter's largest moon and the largest moonin our Solar System.Its diameter is about 470km more than Planet Mercury!

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