81. Astro-Physics Inc. Telescopes, mounts and accessories for observers and astrophotographers. http://www.astro-physics.com/

82. Astrophysical Sciences - Princeton University Academics, research, library, publications, events, news, computing and telescopes, and links. http://www.astro.princeton.edu/

Home Page Academics Research Library ... Other Useful Links Department of Astrophysical Sciences Princeton University Peyton Hall - Ivy Lane Princeton, NJ 08544-1001 USA Administrative Phone: 609-258-3801 Undergrad/Grad Programs: 609-258-3803 Fax: 609-258-8226 Comments or Questions? Contact webmaster@astro.princeton.edu Last modified on 28 March 2008

83. UCSB Cosmology Group Experimental Cosmology Group Physics Department University of California, Santa Barbara 805.893.8418. To go directly to the Planck Mission Education and http://www.deepspace.ucsb.edu/

84. Smoot Group Cosmology Smoot s group conducts research on the early Universe (cosmology) using the cosmic microwave background radiation (CMB) and other astrophysical sources. http://aether.lbl.gov/

New Cosmolo gy Center Announced George F. Smoot and John Mather share the 2006 Nobel prize "for their discovery of the blackbody form and anisotropy of the cosmic micro- wave background radiation." ... Current Events Professor George Smoot's group conducts research on the early Universe (cosmology) using the cosmic microwave background radiation ( CMB ) and other astrophysical sources. These investigations are directed towards realizing a variety of science goals regarding cosmology. FAQs Lawrence Berkeley Lab UC Berkeley About Cosmology ... Contact

85. Virginia Tech Department Of Physics Virginia Tech Campus Aerial View Virginia Tech Campus with the Allegheny Mountains in the background. The Kimballton Underground Research Facility and the http://www.phys.vt.edu/

Physics Home A University Exemplary Department General Info Overview People Books Events Research Fields Talks Workshops Undergraduate Student Info Graduate Undergraduate Awards Other Faculty Resources Opportunities Alumni Visitors ... Outreach Home Virginia Tech Campus with the Allegheny Mountains in the background. The Kimballton Underground Research Facility and the Martin Observatory are about a 30 minute drive away from campus into the Allegheny Mountains. Photograph by Rick Griffiths. Notices: VT to host International Symposium on Complexity in Materials far from Equilibrium, May 14-16, 2008. Facilities: Kimballton Underground Research Facility Martin Observatory Prices Fork Observatory Computer Clusters Other: Information for Prospective Students Webcam image of Chem/Phys Building Newsletters News: Next Week Prof. Nahum Arav presents public lecture on Paranormal Phenomena (March 26, 2008) The Belle experiment observes a difference in direct CP-asymmetry between charged and neutral B meson decays (March 21, 2008) Profs. Raghavan, Vogelaar, and Link featured on the VT Homepage "Spotlight on Innovation: Everything under the Sun"

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