As a science, astronomy is based primarily on observations. Unlike physicists, astronomers are unable to make experiments. Virtually all information about celestial bodies brings us to the electromagnetic radiation. Only in the last forty years separate worlds began to study directly: to probe the atmosphere of planets, to study the lunar and Martian soil. Astronomy is closely related to other sciences, primarily physics and mathematics, whose methods are widely used in it. But astronomy is an indispensable testing ground, which tested many of the physical theory. Space - the only place where the substance exists at temperatures of hundreds of millions of degrees, and almost at absolute zero, the vacuum in vacuum and in neutron stars. In recent years, the achievement of astronomy began to be used in geology and biology, geography and history. more info >>

Astronomy is probably the oldest branch of Science. From the ancient ages, mankind are surprised with vast beauty of open sky. The field of Astronomy is developed with the help of many astronomers, like Galileo, Copernicus, Hubble, etc. Basic Astro is an important resource on Astronomy and Astrophysics. Here you can find all necessary informations on basic astronomy like description of our solar system, about our own galaxy Milkyway, about other galaxy systems, telescopes and cosmology. You will also get information about all recent happenings on the field in this website. You will also be able to update yourself with upcoming astronomical events in this site. more info >>

Amateur astronomy has become a very popular hobby worldwide in recent years. The interest in stargazing is fuelled by all mysteries surrounding the Universe, new discoveries in the space and also a big community of amateur astronomers. Amateur astronomers are now keener than ever before to view the night sky on their own and enjoy the excitement of discovering cosmos. Stargazing in the UK is one of the most popular astronomy blogs in Great Britain. It covers various astronomy topics for beginners, including night sky guides, reviews of telescopes and astronomy equipment, and other popular astronomy subjects. Stan Siekel, who is the founder of the blog has been active in the astronomy community for a number of years, and he is keen to share his knowledge and experience with other stargazers through his blog. more info >>

Super Power Optics is a site for amateur astronomers and junior astronomers to learn more about what to look for in the night sky, the right equipment to use when looking, and the science behind it all. We are dedicated to getting you started the right way with astronomy and stargazing. In the coming months and years, we will expand your horizons by providing articles and ideas from leading voices in the field of amateur astronomy. Be informed about what you're using, what you're looking at, have fun looking at the sky and learning and learning about the cosmos, and do it at Super Power Optics. more info >>