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Astronomy Programs on the Web

Celestia, go anywhere in the Universe
Google Earth shows the night sky, too
Stellarium shows the sky from anywhere on Earth

Observatories in Arizona

Kitt Peak National Observatory
       (west of Tucson, open to visitors)
Lowell Observatory
       (Flagstaff, open to visitors)
Discovery Channel Telescope
       (near Flagstaff, to be completed 2009)
Mt. Graham International Observatory
       (near Safford, guided tours)
Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory
       (south of Tucson, guided tours)

Other Astronomy Sites in the Southwest

Meteor Crater (east of Winslow)
Very Large Array (western New Mexico)
 

Missions to the Solar System

MESSENGER to Mercury (arrival 2011)
Magellan at Venus (1989 - 1994)
Venus Express (arrived May 2006)
Mars Global Surveyor (1997 - 2006)
2001 Mars Odyssey (arrived October 2001)
Mars Express (arrived December 2003)
Mars Exploration Rovers (arrived January 2004)
Mars Recon. Orbiter (arrived March 2006)
Mars Phoenix Lander (arrived May 2008)
Dawn to Vesta and Ceres (arrival 2011)
Galileo at Jupiter (1995 - 2003)
Cassini at Saturn (arrived July 2004)
New Horizons to Pluto and beyond (arrival 2015)
The Voyagers to the outer Solar System (1977 - ?)

Other Astronomy Sites

Heavens Above: Track a Satellite
Google Mars: Explore the Red Planet
 
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