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Publisher:
California Institute of Technology
Main Level:
Graduate/Professional
Subjects:
Astronomy / Cosmology
Astronomy / Galaxies
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The purpose of this website is to make a collection of web acessable original documents, reviews, and online links to articles on topics such as cosmology, particle physics, and extragalactic astronomy. There ...
  
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Author:
Keel, William
Main Level:
Upper Undergraduate
Subject:
Astronomy / Galaxies
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This site is a collection of lecture notes for a course called the universe of galaxies. These notes discuss the integrated properties, classification, stellar and gaseous content of galxies; galaxies within, ...
  
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100
Author:
Malin, David
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:
Astronomy / Stars
Astronomy / Stars / Supernovae
Astronomy / Stars / Star Clusters
Astronomy / Galaxies
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Anglo-Australian Observatory's collection of images organized by object type, telescope, and detector type. Objets include: galaxies, emission nebulae, reflection nebulae, dark nebulae, planetary nebulae, ...
  
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Author:
McDonald Observatory
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subject:
Astronomy / Galaxies / Clusters of Galaxies
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In 2006, the Hubble Space Telescope was pointed at a nearby collection of galaxies called the Coma Cluster. Using these images, astronomers gained fascinating insights into the evolution of galaxies in dense ...
  
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Author:
Keel, William
Main Level:
Upper Undergraduate
Subject:
Astronomy / Galaxies
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This site offers a large amount of information concerned with Seyfert galaxies, radio galaxies, and Quasars. Under each topic are about a dozen links to images with short to lengthy descriptions underneath ...
  
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Author:
Smith, Gene
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subject:
Astronomy / Galaxies / Active Galaxies
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This site is an astronomy tutorial posted by Gene Smith, a professor at UC San Diego. The site contains information on Quasars and Active Galaxies. Information is included on gravtional lensing, black holes, ...
  
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100
Editor:
Lehman, Kara
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:
Astronomy / Cosmology
Astronomy / Astronomy Education
Astronomy / Galaxies / Galaxy Formation
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This site is meant for the introductory astronomy student who is seeking to understand cosmology issues. There is extensive information on the Big Bang theory, galaxies and clusters, relic radiation, cosmic ...
  
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Author:
Guidry, Mike
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:
Astronomy / Cosmology
Astronomy / Stars
Astronomy / Galaxies
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Violence in the Cosmos describes components of the Big Bang, such as the expansion of the universe, the CMB, the growth of large-scale structure, and the role of dark matter. It also introduces stellar evolution ...
  
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Author:
Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:
Astronomy / Stars / Black Holes
Astronomy / Galaxies
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This Chandra X-ray Observatory outreach site provides animations of black holes. Also includes educational abstracts for each animation.
  
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Author:
Sloan Digital Sky Survey
Main Level:
Lower Undergraduate
Subjects:
Astronomy / Galaxies / Active Galaxies
Astronomy / Galaxies
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Sloan Digital Sky Survey advanced student projects and tutorials. Students compare the spectra of stars and quasars to understand why they are the most distant and luminous objects in the universe.
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