[AANC Contacts] Interactive Map of Observatories, Planetariums,
and Astronomy Clubs
Alan Gould
adgould at comcast.net
Sun Mar 12 21:44:47 PST 2006
Got this interesting message -- maybe some of you already saw this?...
From: geo at mapmuse.com
... MapMuse.com has added nationwide maps of Observatories,
Planeteriums and Astronomy Clubs to its services. Following is the
link to the Astronomy Directory, which has the links to the topical
maps:
http://find.mapmuse.com/re1/mmHomeInterestsList.php?cat=Astronomy
The idea is for astronomy enthusiasts to build upon what we have
started by correcting/editing and adding observatories, planetariums,
and astronomy clubs to the maps themselves (currently we have over
175 observatories, 125 planeteriums and 115 astronomy clubs listed
on our maps). Please note that descriptive information, as well as
photos can be added to the profiles. Through this kind of community
effort, we hope to have the most comprehensive, and descriptive maps
for astronomy enthusiasts to use at home, and on their travels. We
would appreciate if you would participate in the process, by checking
if your local observatories, planetariums, and clubs are mapped,
enhancing information as you see fit, and adding places and clubs
that we missed. Also, if you find these maps useful, please pass the
word on to like-minded friends.
Lastly, if you have an astronomy related website, we would appreciate a link.
...Cindy Jett
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