Astronomi
Astronomi adalah ilmu yang melibatkan pengamatan dan penjelasan kejadian di luar bumi dan atmosfernya. Ilmu ini mempelajari asal-usul, evolusi, sifat fisik, dan kimiawi benda-benda yang bisa dilihat di langit (dan di luar bumi), juga proses yang melibatkan mereka.
Nebula
Nebula adalah awan antar bintang yang terdiri dari debu, gas, dan plasma. Pada awalnya, Nebula adalah nama umum untuk benda astronomi yang melintang, termasuk galaksi seperti Galaksi Bima Sakti (Contoh lain : Galaksi Andromeda dahulunya disebut sebagai Nebula Andromeda sebelum galaksi ditemukan oleh Edwin Hubble).
Galaksi
Galaksi adalah sebuah sistem yang terikat oleh gaya gravitasi yang terdiri atas bintang (dengan segala bentuk manifestasinya, antara lain bintang neutron dan lubang hitam), gas, dan debu kosmik medium antar bintang, dan kemungkinan substansi hipotesis yang dikenal dengan materi gelap.
Planet
Planet adalah benda langit yang memiliki ciri-ciri: Mengorbit bintang, mempunyai massa yang cukup untuk memiliki gravitasi, tidak terlalu besar, telah mengosongkan orbit. Planet diambil dari kata Asteres Planetai yang artinya Bintang Pengelana.
Bintang
Bintang adalah benda langit yang dapat memancarkan cahaya. Bintang dibagi menjadi dua, yaitu bintang semu dan bintang nyata. Bintang semu adalah bintang yang tidak mengeluarkan cahaya sendiri, namum memantulkan cahaya, sedangkan bintang nyata adalah bintang yang dapat mengeluarkan cahaya sendiri.
This program provides access to professional quality telescope images in several wavelengths. In effect you are looking through a very large telescope. The images are downloaded from the internet so some displays take a few seconds to update—your results would depend of course on the connection speed and on how many databases are being utilized. One can apparently download files for offline viewing.
I could superimpose various views in to one and I could open up to 16 panels with images in each.
It was one of only two programs which indexed every star and deep space object in my test sample as well as showing several images of each item. You can also point at a specific location using the right ascension and declination coordinates. You can bookmark views.
Since Aladin is a sky atlas image viewer and not a planetarium program it has no solar system objects in its index. Obviously there could be images of the solar objects in many of these images but it's beyond my ability to locate them.
Requires Java 1.5 and runs under Windows, Linux, and Mac.
There are a lot of images included with the program. Unlike several of the other planetarium programs the images are viewed through a separate window in the image browser. If there is an internet connection, the program can download images from either the ESO or the STScl sky surveys for display in either the image viewer or directly in the planetarium field of view.
I liked the data section to the left of the planetarium window with the details about the object on display. I liked the ability to move forward or back through recent views and the ability to bookmark views.
Computer Aided Astronomy has an ephemeris generator which can generate tables for the sun, planets, moon, comets, and asteroids between any two dates. There are tools to generate trajectories of planets, asteroids, and comets between any two dates. One tool shows the moon phases for the entire month. The Ecliptic View tool displays an animated view of the solar system with comets and asteroids.
Computer Aided Astronomy can control a computerized telescope mount.
Windows only.
Cartes du Ciel has a calendar calculating ephemerides for twilight, planets, sun, moon, comets, asteroids, and solar and lunar eclipses between any two dates. And there is a variable star observer with the predictions of minima and maxima for many variable stars for the next couple of cycles.
Cartes du Ciel can control a computerized telescope mount.
The program includes images of many deep space objects right in the planetarium window. I didn't notice any actual stellar images or planetary images. However, the online documentation indicates that planetary images are available in the Linux version. No bookmarks.
Windows, Linux, and Mac versions.
The zoom in shows actual images of planets and some deep space objects.
Stellarium provides many visual effects, including the Milky Way, twinkling stars, shooting stars, clouds, and light pollution. Several landscapes are included.
The telescope control plug in allows Stellarium to control a computerized telescope. The Satellites plug in calculates and renders satellites in Earth orbit from NORAD/TLE data.
Its catalog is weak in comets and asteroids.
Windows, Linux, and Mac versions.
Sky-Map.org (aka WikiSky) is an online viewer utilizing your browser. The images here are in color and come from several sources, e.g. DSS2 all Sky Survey, IRAS Infrared Sky Survey, and user uploaded photos.
The index also found every star and deep space object in my test sample. Oddly it also indexed the location of the planets but no images were available.
The website allows one to upload an image for display in the catalog. Some of the views have many layers of images each opaque to the ones beneath. Left clicking on an area with one or more images opens a popup window where you can select the desired image for viewing. When zoomed out a bit the layered images look a bit odd.
Requires an Internet connection and browser.
Celestia
I feel this is a fun way to view many of the objects themselves. There are images of many solar system objects, e.g. Deimos and Ceres.
As this is a simulator and not a planetarium program, Celestia does not indicate constellations, have telescope controls, or have a method for pointing to a specific location, e.g. RA 02:31:49.09 dec +89:15:50.8. (Not intended as a criticism—just an observation.)
The Windows Client version can control a computerized telescope.
Its catalog is weak in comets, asteroids, and planetary moons, e.g. only Jupiter shows moons.
Home Planet excels at locating artificial satellites, comets, and asteroids. There are 256,000 stars in its catalog. Planetary moons such as Titan aren't shown.
The display isn't as realistic as others. The default sky display is a sky map display, e.g. as a circle with straight up as the center and the horizon as the circumference. There are smaller displays centered on the horizon and a telescope zoom window. There are no images. Solar system objects are indicated by symbols.
Home Planet is portable.
tepat pukul 21.00 kami memasang peralatan teleskop,, akan tetapi ada halangan yaitu hujann,,, :D
jadi kami hanya mendapatkan dokumentasi poto-poto Supermoon.. T_T
sebelum peneropongan ada pemaparan materi dari Kang Cahyo.. tentang Crop Circle dan UFO..
dan Alhamdulillah langit pada saat itu sangat cerah... Clear Sky !!