u/NoPerspective8350

ways to keep on doing astronomy as kind of a novice?

HELLO this is my third time posting this question to yet another subreddit (when did reddit get so hard to use? 🥲)

So I recently played this game (which was SO good!) called Project Hercules - its an educational game that teaches you astronomy and how to do things like basic photometry? I really enjoyed this but its not really related to anything I do in real life, and I don't own the materials to do this by myself. Is there any way that I can do this in real life? like volunteer to figure out the distance and heat or classification of stars - or do something online using pre-existing data that just needs to be sorted. Might be a silly question but I thought it might be worth asking

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u/NoPerspective8350 — 3 days ago

ways to keep doing astronomy as a novice?

Hi! So I recently played this game (which I will be playing again because it was soo good!) called project Hercules - its an educational game that teaches you astronomy and how to do things like basic photometry. I really enjoyed this but its not really related to anything I do in real life, and I don't own the materials to do this. Is there any way that I can do this in real life? like volunteer to do this or do it online using pre-existing data that just needs to be sorted or something. Probably a silly question but I thought it might be worth asking?

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u/NoPerspective8350 — 3 days ago