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Here are some great "Learning Links"

Zane B. Stein has created a great website on Chiron and the other Centaurs. After reading about Chiron, be sure to scroll down to "Chiron's Friends".

Fixed Stars and Constellations. Diana Rosenberg is one of the foremost experts in the area of fixed stars and how they were perceived in ancient times.

This week's sky at a glance. An interesting astronomy web site showing special celestial phenomena occurring each week and where to look in the sky to find them.

Eclipses. NASA has a great site that shows the pathway of coming eclipses. Scroll down the page and click on the year in question. Great graphics of the eclipse paths and more.

If your interested in medieval astrology, Robert Zoller is an expert. Visit his website at
http://www.new-library.com/zoller/features/ where you will find several very interesting articles.

Wow! Here's an incredible site if you need an ephemeris for planets and hundreds of asteroids. Odds are you will find an asteroid that shares your name! Just click here to see the resources available from Jonathan Clark Dunn. This website is full of informaton you won't find anywhere else.

Project Hindsight is translating into English the surviving source texts from the
Hellenistic period, many of which have never been translated into any modern language.

Astrological Associations around the world.

Daylight Savings Time: An interesting site with the history of Daylight SavingsTime, including changes and irregularities in its use worldwide.

If you are interested in the Astronomy of Astrology, Michael Erlewine gives a great presentation with graphics. http://astrologysoftware.com/resources/vastrology/vastrology.asp?orig=

Dictionary of Astrological Terms: This is a great resource if you come across an astrological term and don't know what it means.

What does the Catholic Encyclopedia say about Astrology? This is an interesting article on the history of astrology and religion. http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/02018e.htm

Grammar anyone? I am including this link for my own benefit as well as for anyone who wants a quick reference guide on rules of grammar. A well organized and easy to use website for all writers.




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