Pittsburgh - Current Day:
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(Latitude: 40.41 degrees North, Longitude: 80.12 degrees West)
From the U.S. Naval Observatory:
Other U.S.
Locations ***
More Astronomical Data
Astronomical and Space Calendars -
From Henry
Buhl, Jr. Planetarium and Observatory: ***
From
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Current
Orbital Location of International Space Station
Space Weather
NASA Eclipse
Home Page
Images
from Total Solar Eclipse: Feb. 26, 1998
Space Sciences: Challenger
Learning Center
Amateur Astronomers'
Association of Pittsburgh(AAAP) and
Wagman Winterfest
The Astronomical
League******The
Astronomical League: History
Henry Buhl, Jr.
Planetarium and Observatory, Carnegie Science Center, Pittsburgh
History of The Buhl Planetarium and
Institute of Popular Science, Pittsburgh
Including the oldest operable, major planetarium projector in the world !
Other
Science History Links
Astronomy
magazine******Sky and Telescope
magazine
Biology and Life Sciences
Including Health and Medical Information
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Medical Search Engines for the General Public:
Healthline ***
Web MD ***
Dr. Koop ***
Medicine.net ***
Medline Plus (National Institutes of Health)
How's Your Health.org
Your Personalized Guide to the
Best Health Care and Medical Care
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Height/Weight Tables for Men and Women
For Professionals:
MEDLine: National Library of
Medicine
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Environment
Photograph: Ice skaters on Lake Elizabeth, West Park, North Side of Pittsburgh
approximately one hundred years ago.
(Photograph from web site of The Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh)
Due to climate change/global warming, it is no longer possible to ice skate on Lake Elizabeth today.
World
and National Population
Clocks(U.S. Bureau of the Census)
World population increases, among other variables, drive environmental problems.
History of Science and Technology
History of Science & Technology Research Guide
Emory University Libraries (M. Elaine Wagner)
Space Calendar (NASA/Jet Propulsion Laboratory)
NASA Eclipse Resource Page
History: The Astronomical League
History of The Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science, Pittsburgh
Including the
Oldest Operable Major Planetarium Projector in the World !
History of the Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, Chicago
America's Oldest Planetarium Institution !
History of Astronomer, Educator, and Optician John A. Brashear
History of Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Libraries
Other Science History Links
Return to Quick-Reference Pages
Guide.
Return to History of Andrew Carnegie Free
Library.
Return to History of Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Libraries.
Return to History of Astronomer, Educator, and Optician John A. Brashear.
Return to History of Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, Chicago.
Return to History of The Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science, Pittsburgh.
Other Internet Web Sites of Interest
History of Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie
Libraries
History of Astronomer, Educator, and
Optician John A. Brashear,
Friend of Andrew Carnegie
History of The Buhl Planetarium and
Institute of Popular Science, Pittsburgh -
Which Housed the Oldest Operable Major Planetarium Projector in the World !
History of The Adler Planetarium
and Astronomy Museum, Chicago -
America's First Major Planetarium !
The Duquesne
Incline, Pittsburgh -
Historic Cable Car Railway Serving Commuters and Tourists since 1877 !
Other
History Links
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or
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