These links are very useful in conducting research in astronomy. The International Astronomical Union (IAU) is one of the best sources on the Internet for information for research in astronomy. Also, the NASA and Minor Planet Center has valuable information on asteroid research at their websites. Feel free to link to our home page if you would like to tell others about the Astronomical Research Institute.

Charleston, Illinois Clear Sky Clock - Determine if we are imaging tonight.

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ASTEROID INFORMATION PAGES

JPL HORIZONS page - Ephemeris page for solar system objects, NEO's, asteroids, TNO's.

NEO Confirmation Page - A page listing newly discovered NEO's.

Minor Planet Center A very important asteroid information page.

NASA Near-Earth Object Program - Current data on Near Earth Objects and collision risk.

Asteroid Data from Lowell Observatory - Various web pages for asteroid observers.

Supernova / Minor Planet Checker A page designed to help you define asteroid positions

Killer Asteroid Project - Student Observations of Near Earth Objects

SUPERNOVA INFORMATION PAGES

List of Recent Supernova Discoveries A page listing all recently discovered supernova.

List of Supernovae - IAU list of all supernovae discovered. - (A very large data file)

Bright Supernovae - List supernovae discovered complete with images.

International Supernovae Network - Amateur supernova discovery page.

The STScI Digitized Sky Survey Excellent reference check for new supernovae.

ASTRONOMY ORGANIZATION PAGES

Hands on Universe - A project in astronomy for teachers and students world-wide.

The Planetary Society - An organization devoted to exploration of our Solar System.