Astronet supplies news, background information and links in the field of astronomy, space travelling and meteorology.
	Every night, dozens of satellites can be observed with the unaided eye. Visit the site of Heavens-Above, enter your home town coordinates, and obtain a complete list of tonight's events! The brightest satellite visible is the International Space Station (ISS).
	STSI: The images archive of the Hubble at the Space Telescope Science Institute.
	NASA: Latest news from current NASA projects.
	The Iridium telecommunication network consists of over 70 satellites. Reflected sunlight sometimes produces very bright flashes, which can be predicted and easily observed. Visit the site of Heavens-Above for predictions.

	KNMI: The Royal Dutch Meteorological Institute is a good starting point for links.
	How much rain will the Dutch get today? Look at their local weather radar.
	The actual weather in Europe in all its aspects.
	Recent satellite pictures of NW Europe, taken by European weather satellites.
	Bad weather? Blame El Nino! Latest El Nino satellite observations.

	Dr.Who (GB, 1961). A Timelord travelling through space and time in a blue telephone booth.
	The Thunderbirds (GB, 1963). The secret International Rescue organisation: SOS in the 2060's.
	Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea (USA, 1964). Admiral Nelson commanding the nuclear submarine Seaview.
	UFO (GB, 1970). Hostile aliens penetrate the earth's defence grid in the 1980's.
	Space 1999 (GB, 1974). After an explosion of nuclear waste, the moon is thrown out of its orbit.

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