New Planets and how to discover them

[DragonKeeper]

You should read Stephen Hawkings "Universe in a nutshell" ( på svenska universum i ett nötskal), it's kind of mind boggling how the modern cosmology works, especially when you read it with something from mr V's later albums on.

That book, i can recommend, if you are intrested in such matters ( i think that mr Hawkings says there is only one equation in the whole book, so you don't have to be a math geek to read and enjoy it, though it may or may not help)

thanks thruldom! i will look for it, so i can read it over the summer....because i have way too much reading to do for my classes now heh. sounds very interesting

 

[Hieronimus]

Hahaha, Celestia, cool! Used that program a while ago, yeah. I've got Deep Space Explorer around here somewhere on a cd-r, it's a little bit more beefed up in comparison to Celestia.
http://www.starrynight.com/new_sndsex.html

 

[Kenneth R.]

awesome topic, I took Astronomy in university and it was very interesting. I've got a 4" telescope at home I use on clear nights.