The Hubble Deep Field: The Most Important Image Ever Taken

How big is the Universe?

Ancient Sumerian Astronomy

Astronomy Lecture - Stellar Evolution

Astronomy Lecture

Astronomy Lecture - the Planets

Astronomy/Physics Lecture - General Relativity

Simultaneity - Albert Einstein and the Theory of Relativity

General Relativity: gravitational waves

General relativity & Gravity

Einstein, Gravity and the Expanding Universe

The Albert Einstein Archives

The Hebrew University of Jerusalem

The Albert Einstein Archives

Constellations, Fixed Stars and the Zodiac in Islamic Astronomy

From:
www.muslimheritage.com

Constellations, Fixed Stars and the Zodiac in Islamic Astronomy

Astronomy

Astronomy has been called the "queen of sciences". It incorporates many disciplines such as physics, particularly optics, mathematics and celestial mechanics. Since ancient times, Muslim scientists have studied astronomy, contributing greatly to human knowledge. Yaqub ibn Tariq, al-Kwarizmi, al-Battani, al-Farghani, al-Sufi, al-Biruni, al-Tusi and Omar Khayyam are just a few of the scholars who have left a lasting mark in the annals of astronomy.

On this page there is a collection of useful links, usenet groups, software and other resources related to astronomy, many with an Islamic flavour.

Astronomy

Islamic astronomy

Islamic astronomy
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