Solar System. NASA. Accessed May 4, 2017
The purpose of this guide is to help you with your term research project in ASTR 104. The main page includes resources that help you to find information related to your research topic, and the left side lists other information that may be useful for your research report.
Search the databases listed below to find information for your research project.
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This online encyclopedia provides overview of the solar system.
The websites of government space agencies include a wealth of information about the planets in the solar system. The images from these agencies are copyright free (except their logos), but you still need to cite the source!
National Aeronautics and Space Administration of the United States
Canadian Space Agency
European Space Agency
Solar System Exploration - Planet fact sheets from NASA
--overview articles, data, images
You may search images by Mission, Spacecraft, Instrument, etc.
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