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 This
site has been recommended by the American Association for
the Advancement of Science as an exemplary resource in astronomy
education...June, 2001.
Discover
Magazine
- Top 10 Children's Resource for September, 1997.
Hot Lava Top 10 Site of the Week for
August 15th, 1997.
Starting Point Pick of the Week for
January, 1997.
Top
5 Percent of all Internet sites on September 11, 1995
The
British journal 'New Scientist' gave the site a very glowing
review over at their Planet Internet site which they awarded
their prestigeous 'Best Site of the Day'.
The
Mckinley Group, 3-STAR WEBSITE AWARD - February 4, 1996
NCSA 'PICK OF
THE WEEK' for September 1-10, 1995
The
Argus Clearinghouse for Subject-oriented Resource Guides
- awarded the site the top rating for design, content and
accuracy.
This
site has been reviewed in the Netsurfers
Digest and can be found in the November
18, 1995 issue as a review under the title "What the Ding
Dang is a Quasar?".
The
Astronomy Cafe is listed in the book "YAHOO! Unplugged:
Your discovery guide to the Web" by David Filo and Jerry
Yang published in 1995 by IDG Books.
The
Astronomy Cafe appears in the 1996 edition of the New Rider's
Official World Wide Web Yellow Pages
The
Astronomy Cafe is in the book The World Wide Web Top 1000
published by New Riders, an imprint of Macmillan Publishing
Co. Astronomy Cafe was also nominated as one of the elite
1000 included in the book! Look for it at your local bookstore!
I know I will...
The
Astronomy Cafe is listed in the book The Internet KIDS
Yellow Pages published by McGraw-Hill as part of the osborne
'IYP' Series. They highlight the Guidebook to Astronomy as
a career section which they describe with great enthusiasm.
The
Astronomy Cafe is also listed in the Microsoft Bookshelf
Internet Directory 1996-97 edition published by Microsoft
Press.
It
is listed in the book World Wide Web Bible Second edition
by Bryan Pfaffenberger published in 1996 by MIS: Press.
It
appeared in the book Researching on the World Wide Web
by Cynthia N. James-Catalano, published in 1996 by Prima Publishing.
The
Astronomy Cafe is listed in the magazine PC Novice. Guide
to the Web in their Fall Issue which rates 2500 sites.
It
was included in the magazine Skyview '97
It
was included in Popular Science for September, 1996
page 59.
Astronomy
magazine, in the June 1997 issue on page 98-99 in the AstroBytes
column listed Ask the Astronomer and the Astronomy Cafe as
the Number 1 'Webweaver Pick'
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