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The On-line Mega-magazine for Amateur Astronomy
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Graphics to link to AmSky Features
Our features are designed to look much like features of your
website, not crude commercials for AmSky. We do have links to AmSky's features
and ads for businesses that cater to amateur astronomers, but we strive to use good taste
in placing these links and ads.
You are welcome to display your links to AmSky in any way you prefer.
For example, a simple link like "Astronomy
Clubs" for the Astronomy White Pages is fine. However, for your convenience we
have provided the graphics below.
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Astronomy Yellow Pages - Astronomy
White Pages - Astronomy Classifieds
Explorer - Headlines - Chat
- Calendar - Events - Weather
More about AmSky's Features
AmSky
Magazine
Does your newsletter or website have news or articles of interest
outside your club? AmSky magazine features astronomy articles and news from
astronomy clubs. If you would like your club's newsletter featured at AmSky
magazine follow these steps:
- Go to whitepages.amsky.com.
- Click the Update Your Listing link.
- Click on your listing.
- Enter your password.
- If you forgot your password check the I forgot my password box and it
will be e-mailed to the e-mail address we have in our records.
- Enter the name of your newsletter in the newsletter name box.
- Save your information.
You can now go to AmSky Magazine, click the Add News
link and follow the instructions there. (You must know your Astronomy White Pages password
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The Astronomy Yellow Pages
The Astronomy Yellow Pages has classified links to over 300
astronomy-related business web sites. To link to The Astronomy Yellow Pages please
use http://yellowpages.amsky.com.
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The Astronomy White Pages
The Astronomy White Pages has links to over 700 astronomy club web
sites, classified by state or country*. To link to The Astronomy White Pages please
use http://whitepages.amsky.com.
If you would like a link to astronomy clubs in your state or province,
etc. Just link to:
http://whitepages.amsky.com/listclubs.php?local=<yourstate>.
Substitute your state, province, territory, etc for <yourstate>.
For example, if the link ends with "local=arizona" it will list clubs in Arizona
only. Likewise, if the link ends with "local=wales, it will list clubs in Wales in
the United Kingdom. Be sure to insert the listclubs.php as this will bypass the header and
footer for The Astronomy White Pages giving your site a simple list of nearby clubs.
No Website? No Problem.
You can create a mini-website for your club on The Astronomy White Pages.
Just follow these instructions:
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*The Astronomy White Pages are now complete for
English-speaking countries (at least as complete as possible). All astronomy clubs,
regardless of country, are welcome to add their sites. We will be compiling
non-English-speaking countries in the near future. |
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The Astronomy Headlines
Get the latest astronomy-related news from NASA, JPL, ESA and other
major sources of astronomy news. The Astronomy Headlines are updated hourly and show links
to stories for the last seven days. To link to The Astronomy Headlines please use http://news.amsky.com. |
The Astronomy Classified Ads
Quick classified ads for your website. Non-intrusive, easy to use and
no registration required. Just post your ads.
The link to The Astronomy Classified Ads is http://classifieds.amsky.com. |
Celestial Calendar
A calendar with major celestial events. Below the calendar is an
ephemeris, meteor shower list and links to other celestial events of interest. To link to
The Astronomy Calendar please use http://calendar.amsky.com. |
Calendar of Events
Regional, national and international star parties and other
astronomy-related events. To link to The Astronomy Events Calendar please use http://events.amsky.com. |
Astronomy Weather
For a quick look at the cloud cover at your observing site you can go to http://weather.amsky.com. The home
page has a world composite infrared map from the Naval Research Lab. Other links take you
to some of the best sites for viewing cloud cover around the world, including the Clear
Sky Clock. |
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