Astronomy: Amateur: Solar System Observing: Moon

The National Science Data Center's lunar exploration site. Contains the history of lunar exploration and details of future missions broken down by the year, or particular mission.

A guide to observing the moon

Points out interesting features to view on any given day. Intended as both an introduction to lunar astronomy for the beginner, and an ongoing reference point for the more experienced observer.

Calendar showing the phase of the moon for this month or a month/year of your choice. Prints very nice too.

This Society is the most popular one dedicated solely to Lunar research. Any one with an interest can join. It offers good information about Lunar geology and publishes the quarterly "Selenology".

NOVA Online presents "To the Moon". Interesting Lunar puzzles and Apollo mission 360-degree pictures. Apollo astronaut interviews also.

The Naval Observatory Astronomical Applications page. Moonrise/moonset data. Lunar eclipse data. Lunar positions and phase data.

Free Moon calculator software. The DOS program provides information relating to the position, age, phase, and appearance, of the Moon for any date and location. Graphics also displayed.

This site provides a timeline of Lunar exploration, a Lunar atlas, a few texts of early papers about the Moon and general Lunar information.

The moon, lunar phases, tides, lunar exploration, activities. Great site for beginners to learn all of the basics about the moon.

National Science Data Center's Lunar Prospector site with links to detailed spacecraft information and scientific investigations that the mission was concerned with.

An independent monthly newsletter for students of the Moon.

Contains photographic maps of the moon, as well as selected pictures of lunar domes, crater chains and rills.

General information Moon site providing a summary of geological and physical properties. Many links to other Moon sites.