I'm looking for the name of a domed shaped museum in So. Cal.  Planets an Stars presentation.  Thank you.?
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The Griffith Observatory, my favorite place in the whole world!
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Circle of Stars.  It is a Yahoo group.
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http://www2.naic.edu/~gibson/pleiades/
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are you looking for cosmotology school or apprenticeship?\ncontact tzstylin@yahoo.com
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I think the St. Louis Arch is a partial parabola. Or how about a satellite dish?\n\nHere's another interesting phenomenon. Some museums set up devices that look like satellite dishes so you can try out a similar effect:\n\nWhispering Gallery in NYC\nTalk into one corner of this room and your friend in the other corner will hear it.\nSounds do interesting things in round shapes, parabolas will bounce sound from a large area into one spot, or from that one spot to a large area and are used extensively in theaters. Another interesting phonomenon is a Whisper Gallery where you can stand along one wall and sound bounces along the sphere, travelling straight and then bouncing off the wall until it hits the wall again, continuing around the inner surface of the circle.\n\nWell, I just learned that there's one in Grand Central Station.\n\nIn the arched hallway outside the entrance, check out the engineering magic of the "whispering corners." When you and a companion stand in opposite corners and whisper, you can hear each other as well as if you were standing a foot apart.\n - http://www.newyorkmetro.com/pages/details/4218.htm
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There's a good website you should view for this question - once there, click on the link "browse the exhibit".
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natural history museam\n\ntrafalgar square \n\nvictoria park \n\ntheres loads
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I found two, I hope they can help. \n\nhttp://www.collectorsconnection.com/imagesd/32a895.jpg\n\nhttp://www.lambdapsiphi.com/daft/daft/images/muses4.jpg
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It might be Seti@Home...\nIt's to look for extra terrestrials...\nhttp://setiathome.berkeley.edu/
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Try this:\nhttp://www.braeunig.us/space/
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the provincetown pilgrim monument i believe. check it out on google earth
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Try the Star's archive service, I've linked it below for you. (P.S. there are fees associated with its use).
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ok here we go !!!!\n\n \nASTRONOMY QUIZ ANSWERS\n\nHere is the astronomy answers fir the quiz at the millsberry acadomy lab...\n\n1.caloris basin\n2.subsolar point\n3.venus\n4.phobus and deimos\n5.set of thousand rings\n6.metal\n7.venus\n8.northern\n9.thick atmosphere\n10.false\n11.love and beauty\n12.iron\n13.hydrogen and helium\n14.true\n15.true\n16.underground ocean\n17.saturn\n18.-29.5\n19.great red spot\n20.crystallized ammonia\n21.ice\n22.asteroids\n23.a month\n24.venus,pluto,uranus\n25.spiral\n26.gas\n27.false\n28.mercury\n29.meteor\n30.away from the sun\n31.orion
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For a more detailed discussion, try Wikipedia.  There is applicable information in both the History and Mythology sections.  Happy Star Gazing.
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no, but have you heard of the planet Correllia? or maybe Dantooine?  they're great vacation getaways. i've been there a few times to each place. nice places to relax.
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www.solaris.com\nwww.wikipedia.com\nsearch for "myths of star creation" in google's book search
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Earth Centered Universe.\nI have learned a lot by using this software.  It is a planetarium program of the stars viewed from Earth.  It is very easy to manipulate the program, changing direction and zoom, and moving forward or backward in time.  In doing so you learn why things work the way they do, and where and when objects will be in the sky.\nThe website is http://www.nova-astro.com/ \nand there is a Yahoo Group where you can talk to other users and even the maker of the program at\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/ecusers/