- (NZ) Southern Hemisphere Astronomy for Beginners
 - Includes star charts, moon map showing the different phases, and satellite tracking information. - @stro pages, the
- Dedicated to amateur astronomy and space enthusiasts around the world.
- About Astronomy
- Fundamentals of astronomy with an introduction to telescopes and eye pieces.
- Astro-Link
- Includes trivia and links.
- Astro-Nuts Homepage: The Astronomy Beginner's Help Site
- Telescope basics, viewing tips, and monthly picks.
- Astro-Nuts Website
- An astronomy beginner's help site covering telescope basics and offering viewing tips, monthly targets, and other fun facts.
- Astrogirl Homepage, The
- Dedicated to amateur astronomy.
- Astronomy Basics
- Offers an introduction to asteroids, galaxies, and the solar system.
- Astronomy for Beginners
- Information about what type of equipment to buy, what to look for in a telescope, how to take an astrophoto, and how to find objects of interest in the night sky.
- Astronomy.com: Intro to Astronomy
- Offers the tools needed to pursue a lifelong interest in astronomy.
- AstronomyOnline.org
- Designed for amateur astronomers and students, it contains news, forums, and information on: exobiology, astrophotography, cosmology, the solar system, galaxies, and observation.
- Backyard-astro.com: Backyard Astronomy for Amateur Astronomers
- Offers tips for beginners, articles related to observing the deep sky, personal deep sky observing lists, logs, reports, and a blog.
- Belmont Society, The
- Provides information and learning tools for amateur astronomers including tutorials, biographies, glossary, and unique and original drawings.
- BinoSky
- Guide to astronomy with binoculars.
- Bluebird Observatory
- A resource for backyard astronomy including original content and many links, from a working amateur astronomical observatory.
- Cosmic Voyage: The Online Resource for Amateur Astronomers
- Offers resources for amateur astronomers at every level: purchasing and using a telescope, planetary and deep sky observing, sketching, and astrophotography.
- Event Inventor
- Learn about the basics of astronomy and geometry using cross staffs and quadrants. Position from a shadow stick. Make a sundial wristwatch.
- How to Start Right in Astronomy
- Sky & Telescope article by Richard Tresch Fienberg.
- Interactive Astronomy
- Beginners guide aiming to introduce, increase awareness, and teach teenagers about astronomy. Also serves as a resource package and acts as a stepping stone to further explore the subject matter.
- Night Sky
- Features a monthly observing topic and sky events.
- Night Sky Observer
- Contains news, articles, a sky diary, links, and more aimed at amateur astronomers and space buffs.
- Observing the Sky
- Astronomer's skyblog to the skys above. Discusses all details of any object a casual observer may view on a night. Funded by NASA.
- SkySgt's Astronomy Site
- Guide for beginning amateur astronomers.
- Stargazer Online's Guide to the Messier Marathon
- Learn about equipment needs, timing, and resources for the Messier Marathon.
- StarStuff
- Resource site for amateur astronomers. Find telescopes, observing aids, and links to more astronomy resources.
- Utah Skies Amateur Astronomer's Resource
- Astronomy resource by and for amateurs that featuries their weekly Utah Skies e-zine, guides to the night sky, viewing tips, and plenty of light pollution information.
- Where Amateur Astronomy Resides
- Open letter to the editor of the Prairie Astronomer from Kevin Koutnik describing the joys involved with amateur astronomy and sharing it with others.
- Whitney's Star Finder
- A window on the sky for the casual observer, for the amateur astronomer, and for the student.
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