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Galaxy M81 seen by an ultraviolet telescope |
Let's get started! Choose one of the projects below to see how you can use real astronomical data along
with professional astronomers. You might even get a great idea for a Science Fair project! Click on the name
of the project to go to its website (the site will open in a new window).
Name |
Description |
NVO Explorer |
Study the sky using the same tools that professional astronomers are using right now. |
Virtual Educational Observatory |
Explore the real sky on your computer, using a simulated telescope. |
Spectrum Explorer |
Access millions of spectra with a simple tool. |
Collaboratory |
Work with teachers, scientists, and other students online to develop research questions and projects. |
CyberSpace |
Classify beautiful galaxies in an interactive museum exhibit, or with a web-based activity. |
The Digital Universe |
Surf through the universe on your computer, from the Solar System to the farthest quasars. |
SegNVO |
Learn what artists, teachers, and amateur astronomers look for from data provided by the NVO. |
M81 image courtesy of NASA's
Ultraviolet Imaging Telescope
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