Unusual or unknown Astro websites

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I am interested in locating unusual or little known, out of the way
astronomy websites for a research project. I'll appreciate any
suggestions.

Now that Google exists, there *are* no little-known, out of the way web
sites.

Michael A. Covington wrote:

wrote in message
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I am interested in locating unusual or little known, out of the way
astronomy websites for a research project. I'll appreciate any
suggestions.

Now that Google exists, there *are* no little-known, out of the way web
sites.

But some are little-visited, I suspect. ;-)

If everyone starts a blog, who will have time to read them all?

Regards,
Russell
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Everyone and his dog has a website now, and many of the dogs provide
better content.

On Mon, 17 Nov 2003 21:01:58 -0500, "Michael A. Covington"
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wrote in message
.. .
I am interested in locating unusual or little known, out of the way
astronomy websites for a research project. I'll appreciate any
suggestions.

Now that Google exists, there *are* no little-known, out of the way web
sites.


For fun (there's nothing on TV, it's raining, I forgot to go to the
library, and I don't want to do housework), I went to Google and typed
in:
Unusual or unknown Astro websites
and the first 10 items were all astrology or new age sites.

I think there is a joke there, somewhere.


Paul Below
Battle Point Astronomical Association
Bainbridge Island, WA, USA
http://bainbridgeisland.org/ritchieobs/

Now that Google exists, there *are* no little-known, out of the way web
sites.


With spamming and abuse of meta tag google seems tobe overwhelm with cormercial
website or at least giving them more ranking.
Fortunately astronomy site has suffer as bad. but still Unusual or unknown
astrosite need some digging to get to.

Sofjan Mustopoh

wrote in message . ..
I am interested in locating unusual or little known, out of the way
astronomy websites for a research project. I'll appreciate any
suggestions.

Thanks.

Dennis

The Astronomy Discussion Page - www.astronomyforum.net

I was going to suggest typing "astromony" into Google, and thought that
the incorrect spelling would result in just a few not-often-hit sites.
Boy was I wrong.

macnmotion

Chris Greene wrote:
wrote in message . ..

I am interested in locating unusual or little known, out of the way
astronomy websites for a research project. I'll appreciate any
suggestions.

Thanks.

Dennis


The Astronomy Discussion Page - www.astronomyforum.net

macnmotion wrote in message ...
I was going to suggest typing "astromony" into Google, and thought that
the incorrect spelling would result in just a few not-often-hit sites.
Boy was I wrong.

Either a new word has entered the language and not made the
dictionaries yet, or the proofreading (or lack thereof) problem on the
Web is worse than i thought.


Clear skies!

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