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Big Sky Backyard Astronomy

A quiet door for people learning and sharing amateur astronomy under Montana skies.

This is not a database or an automatically maintained catalog. It is a static resource page assembled by one creator.

Learn the sky

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NASA Skywatching

Monthly sky guides, observing articles, and accessible explanations of what can be seen from Earth.

https://science.nasa.gov/skywatching/
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Astronomical League Observing Programs

Structured observing projects covering binocular targets, lunar features, planets, deep-sky objects, and more.

https://www.astroleague.org/observing-programs/

Observe responsibly

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DarkSky Guides and How-Tos

Practical material for protecting night vision, reducing unnecessary light, and supporting darker skies.

https://darksky.org/resources/guides-and-how-tos/

A basic observing kit

  • A red flashlight or a dim light covered with red material.
  • A printed or offline sky map.
  • Warm layers, water, and a chair.
  • Binoculars, when available—but they are not required.
  • A notebook for dates, conditions, and what you noticed.