18 April 2006 1:31 GMT / By Ian Hughes
Today's website of the day is space.com a website all about the final frontier.Here at Pocket-Lint we talk about the realms of cyberspace quite frequently. Well, today we're going all retro on you and looking skyward.
Space really is quite huge. I know that's stating the obvious somewhat, but it really is very, very big indeed. Space.com ambitiously aims to guide the layman through the mind-blowing enormity of it all without getting too technical.
With sections covering space exploration and the latest news from the various space agencies, to tips on taking your own astrophotographs. There are guides to the night sky on your area (yes it does change!) and the latest data being sent back form those probes we keep hearing about being launched. This site is all science and no fiction, but on a very accessible level.
www.space.com
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