Star gazing at home
By Andy Smith, 19 May 2008 16:45
To get started, you can click on thumbnail images of your choice - including planets, moons and galaxies - and your telescope will automatically search the sky on your screen to find their location. Then zoom in for more details.
Photo credit: WorldWide Telescope
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1. GALLEY SLAVE#41
An addictive toy! works very well but needs to be improved a lot before it would be taken seriously by amateur or professional stargazers.
But I think I will keep it.
2. GALLEY SLAVE#41
Works just fine. RECOMMENDED