Items of Interest to Wobbleworks
We regularly encounter people and organizations that inspire us, educate us, or help us out. Although we labor
to give every source for our programs credit in the apps themselves, sometimes we want to call out
other sites and resources that we are thankful for at Wobbleworks.
Our home astronomy club, serving much of Silicon Valley. A very friendly group with regular star parties and speaking engagements. This club also operates the Foothill College Observatory.
One of our favorite sites for astronomy news, with frequent updates and a down-to-Earth writing style. Always something
interesting to read, and they are very active in the community.
Philip A Cruden let us know about his great collection of art and astrophotography, and we were very impressed. Lots
of well-done videos that remind you just how exciting space can be.
In addition to providing content used for articles in Luminos, the NASA Solar System Exploration site is just amazing fun
to explore. Everything from puzzles to interactive mission guides is right here.
The Minor Planet Center of the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory provides free and open access to all the data regarding the
small solar system bodies. All of the updates from Luminos for these bodies comes from the MPC.
A project of the US Air Force, Space Track provides a web portal to its satellite and debris information. If you want power
user access to satellite data, this is the place to go.
CelesTrak and Dr. T.S. Kelso have been making orbital element set data freely available for many years. CelesTrak
provides the ability for Luminos to gather satellite data without any account registration or login.
If you would like us to check out your astronomy site, please contact us:
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