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Currently this list is pretty unorganized. I am adding things as I organize my browser shortcuts and I find things that are worth passing on to anyone who visits here. All of these links will open in a new window.

Reference and tools:

Sky and Telescope's Jupiter's moons JavaScript utility -- This "applet" allows you to see the position of Jupiter's moons for any given time and adjust time forward and backwards in 10 min, 1 hour, and 1 day increments. I use it to look for transitions and shadows that might occur when I am observing.

Selenographia - the Inconstant Moon Atlas -- This site provides a nice atlas of the moon that you can view in high resolution with some basic navigation tools.

SEDS Messier Database -- Check out the icon sheet and thumbnail index methods for accessing extensive information about all the Messier objects. Provides nice photos of all objects as well.

Stellarium - Free planetarium software -- Free and it's just plain cool looking. I have even used it to substitute for traditional charts.

Miscellaneous (for now):

Pablo Lonnie Pacheco Railey's Awesome Lunar Picture -- A very nice composite image of the moon, suitable for creating a lunar atlas!