I want to see the universe, stars, other planets, everything.  How can we do this?
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To begin,click on Yahoo images and enter galaxies.  You will be amazed.
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I will do it to satisfy my curiosity. A free trip in the space to discover other inhabited planets and galaxies is a dream come true. It is an occassion not to miss out but i would not go for ever because there can't be no better place than our home. I will return back to earth after the trip to my home sweet home.
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It depends on what you want to observe. For the planets and moon, you can do very well in the city. If you want to see galaxies and faint nebula, you want the largest aperture you can get.\n\nLet me recommend to resources. First, start monitoring www.astromart.com It the classified section for astronomers. But before you buy anything, go to http://skyandtelescope.com/resources/organizations/ and find your local astro club. Contact them to find out when their next public night is and go. You'll get to look through a lot of different telescopes at a lot of different objects. By the end of an hour or two, you will know what interests you most and what kind of telescope you want. And, you are likely to get a good deal as there are always members looking to upgrade from their first scope.\n\nIf you are intersested in astronomy, try\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing \nYou will find a large number of amateur astronomers who are glad to help.\n\nChuck
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Get a user name\nIt's free\nCan view Sky charts and satelites as well\nRegister your location
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try downloading google earth. you get it from google.com. you can zoom in on any place in the world with amazing quality.
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I discovered a fabulous site for just such Sky Charts:\n\nhttp://www.heavens-above.com\n\nYou must register ( FREE ), giving your location. Once the site knows where you are it custom builds a chart for you.\nThe link on the home page is " Whole Sky Chart".  It is scrollable thru dates and times.  You can even insert your birthday and see what the sky looked like when you were born.\nNeat.
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You'll see stars, moon, sun, galaxies and other heavenly bodies.
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You cant. What you are seeing is an illusion. You are the only think that is real in the universe.\n\nJust kidding.\n\nThe above concept, by the way, is called Solipsism, i believe, that you are the only thing that is real, and all else is an illusion.\n\nBut seriously, the only way you can believe anything is to test out the theory that it is true. So, test out the theory that what you see is truly there. If you can touch it, taste it, experience it, then even if it is not there objectively, it is there subjectively, which is all that is important.
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Google Earth is fast becoming one of the most popular tools for doing this sort of thing. You can see the entire globe in 3D and a lot of it is in fairly high resolution. See the link below to download it.
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Download Google Earth, it is the best program for viewing almost anywhere on earth.
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http://solarviews.com/\n\nAll the info about all the planets!
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google earth, download and install this software and you will be able to watch the entire earth. :P
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Everything about space is interesting. It is all a mystery and so much is yet to be discovered. I used to love to study the planets when I was in school. I love to watch the stars and wonder what is up there and what it is really like to be billions and billions of miles away from the earth
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you can look over the world.\nDemis:\nhttp://www.demis.nl/home/pages/home.htm
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earth.google.com  is awesome.  Just download the installer program, and you can search the entire world and get great pictures of almost anywhere!
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http://skyandtelescope.com/observing/ataglance/article_110_1.asp will give you a summary of what is up each week. \n\nhttp://skyandtelescope.com/observing/skychart/article_1220_1.asp will give you a star chart customized for your location.\n\nThat should get you started. \n\nIf you like space and the moon, try\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/group/lunar-observing/\n\nChuck
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No, I read an article and it said that you need a strong telescope and lots and lots of astronomy experience. I was hoping I'd be able to see it too, but I have neither!