Wikisky.org - beautiful views of the universe

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In summary, Wikisky.org is a free and user-friendly website that offers stunning views of the universe and a database of over 2 million celestial objects. It is a great educational resource and provides access to real-time data from space missions. The information on Wikisky.org is accurate and sourced from reputable sources, though some images may be a few years old.
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Just plugging this site... beautiful views of the universe. as well as positions and other things

http://wikisky.org
 
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its shiny...its like google Earth but with the sky
 
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Damn! Thought it said Whisky.org. There are plenty of beautiful views of the universe with that :biggrin:
 

FAQ: Wikisky.org - beautiful views of the universe

What is Wikisky.org?

Wikisky.org is a website that provides users with beautiful views of the universe through a combination of images and data from telescopes and satellites.

How is Wikisky.org different from other astronomy websites?

What sets Wikisky.org apart from other astronomy websites is its user-friendly interface and its extensive database of over 2 million celestial objects, including stars, galaxies, and nebulae.

Can I use Wikisky.org for educational purposes?

Yes, Wikisky.org is a great resource for students and educators to learn more about the universe. It offers interactive tools, educational articles, and access to real-time data from space missions.

Is Wikisky.org free to use?

Yes, Wikisky.org is completely free to use and does not require any registration or subscription fees. It is open to everyone who is interested in exploring the wonders of the universe.

How accurate is the information on Wikisky.org?

Wikisky.org sources its data from reputable space agencies and observatories, so the information presented is accurate and up-to-date. However, please note that some of the images on the website may be a few years old due to the vastness of space and the time it takes for light to travel to Earth.

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