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Popular Astronomy

Astronomische Öffentlichkeitsarbeit

Was ist los am Sternenhimmel? Einen online-Sternenhimmel gibt's in Kelheim.

Weitere Informationen zur Amateurastronomie in Deutschland finden sich (unter anderem) hier:

Ich selbst bin seit vielen Jahren Mitglied bei der Bayerischen Volkssternwarte Neumarkt/Opf. e. V. und gelegentlich selbst noch als Amateurastronom tätig.

Aufnahmen von der Sonnenfinsternis am 4.1.2011 gibt es hier.

Außerdem halte ich häufig Vorträge in Volkssternwarten und Planetarien, z.B.

am 2.12.2013 am Anton-Bruckner-Gymnasium Straubing: Exoplaneten
am 28.2.2014 in der Volkssternwarte München: Unsere Sonne
am 2.4.2014 bei den Sternenfreunden Furth: Astronomie Made in Europe
am 4.4.2014 in der Volkssternwarte Neumarkt: Bodenlose Welten
am 29.7.2014 im Vereinsheim München in der Reihe Café und Kosmos zum Thema "Die Suche nach der zweiten Erde".

Bringing Astronomy to the Public

This means using various sources of text and images. I found the following very useful:

Nick Strobel's Astronomy Notes
HST images are among the most illustrative available. Click here.
You are curious to see ISS or the Shuttle or other interesting satellites? You can have the visibility calculated for your individual location at Heavens-above.
Images of Earth (switch to "Satellite"!), Sun, Mars, Mars again a Mars atlas as well as overviews of the solar system: Welcome to the Planets and Views of the Solar System
Splendid photographs of deep sky objects especially from ESO telescopes like the VLT and also from AAO
The Planetary Society
Interested in memorable dates in astronomy and spce exploration? Have a look at Ron Baalke's space calendar or the Week in Space
Extraterrestrial planets:
- The Extrasolar Planets Encyclopaedia
- Extrasolar Planets
Extraterrestrial life:
- The Astrobiology Web,
- the Columbus Optical SETI Observatory and the
- SETI Institute which includes interesting papers and statements concerning the question "What do we do if..."
- Your computer still has a few unused processor cycles? Make it look for

ESO Astronomy Talks for Non-Astronomers

I am organizing an astronomy course at ESO which is aimed at our non-astronomical staff (although of course also astronomers are very welcome - as members of the audience, but especially as lecturers! Please send me an email (add "@eso.org"!) if you wish to give a talk in this series.)

They usually start on Thursdays at 12:30 in the ESO Garching Auditorium. See here (accessible in the ESO intranet only)

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BTW, all opinions and links given here are mine, and only mine and are not necessarily endorsed by my employer.
Send comments to Gero Rupprecht @ eso.org.
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