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I want to learn about our solar system
How do solar cells work?
Why is Pluto no longer considered a planet?
Three alternative ways to charge your iPod
All about... the Venus transit
SODIS - A place in the sun
Under Sunveillance
How do we know how far away the moon is?
Satellites on the blink
Alien spotting comes down to Earth
Your life on Mars
A beginners' guide to exoplanets
Windbelt - Reinventing wind power
The Solar wind
A NASA page all about solar wind, including the latest data on the Sun's activity and with lots more information on solar physics.
How Solar Sails Work
A brief description of how Solar Sails work and solar spacecraft design This site is part of Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com.
The solar system
Very descriptive site, answers many questions about the solar system. Lesson plans provided. An interactive site where users can learn about the solar system and other space related topics.
What is a solar sail?
Could a spaceship be powered by the sun's energy? An introduction to solar sails.
Solar Stormwatch
Help scientists spot solar storms and track them across space to Earth in this great citizen science project.
National Solar Observatory
Details on the observatories and the advanced technology solar telescope with results of the long term investigation of the sun and archive facilities.
Solar system 3D
Explore our solar system with this beautiful 3D interactive which shows the orbits of the planets, distances, etc (requires flash).
Solar System applet
Java animation showing the motion of the planets of the solar system, moons of Jupiter and two comets.
My solar system
Build your own solar system in this flash simulation with stars, planets and moons, and see what weird and wonderful orbits you can create.