New Resources for Amateur Astronomers

New Resources for Amateur Astronomers

Like most keen amateur astronomers I have generated all kinds of
computer based resources to support my observing campaigns. These
resources are scattered far-and-wide between the libraries run by
various on-line groups, at least two different computers and several
back-up DVD's. My initial plan was to gather everything together in
one place just for my own convenience - but on further reflection
there seemed to be no harm in making this material more widely
available.


All this material is offered on a strictly "as-is" basis. The current
state of our astronomical knowledge is constantly changing which
means
that facts that were correct at the time the list was compiled might
not be correct when you come to use it months or years later. Happy,
cheerful or supportive emails are very welcome - use without comment
is fine - abuse is not acceptable.


I anticipate that this webpage - which might turn into a series of
pages - will be updated several times per week until the backlog of
material has been processed.


http://www.martin-nicholson.info/res...newtargets.htm


Martin Nicholson, Daventry, England.
http://www.martin-nicholson.info/1/1a.htm


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