Astronomy Links

It includes science reports, sky-event coverage, observing tips, telescope reviews, etc.

It is a monthly periodical with articles for amateur and backyard astronomers.

The club organizes game nights, astronomy trivia, stargazing nights, and outreach events for its members.

The society organizes various meetings and events and is perfect for amateur astronomers looking to get involved. 

The society is a major organization of professional astronomers in North America.

It is an international student organization that provides opportunities for networking and participating in competitions and conferences. 

It is a website maintained by NASA and MTU.

This website provides a lot of information along with images by the Hubble Space Telescope.

It's Minnesota’s official natural history museum. Explore the origins of the universe, the diversity of life on earth, and take a walk through the state of Minnesota, featuring their world-famous wildlife dioramas.

Tour the cosmos and beyond in this planetarium. Learn about outer space, your view of the sky from Minnesota—or brains!

The website provides STEM-related links and activities to increase students' interest in space and exploration.

Virtual Tours and Apps.

This is an amazing guide to help plan ahead for all of the best stargazing and astronomical events of 2021-2022.

Hosted by the USNO, it provides suggestions on objects to search for in the night sky.

It is a great resource for amateur astronomers.

The website has reviews, recommendations, guides and educational content for people starting out with astronomy, astrophotography, and more.

This website helps people to get into amateur astronomy. It describes easy targets for observations, explains telescope types and characteristics, and helps to make the first steps in astrophotography.