Fuck google, I need some nerd help

[Stoopid Dog]

Want to get into learning about Space, Stars and other science on the outer world beyond our OZONE layer

[F-Disk]

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[Stoopid Dog]

f u. Want to get the good sites from people that are into it. I don't want to wonder aimlessly in the vast space of the internet to learn about the vast space above.

[TheGreenBK]

step outside and look up faggot

[sTr]

^ ^ ^

[LuckyNumbrXIII]

Books. And read more than one, because due to the unknown nature of the topic, there are as many theories as there are stars in the sky. If you're already pretty educated, read Steven hawking. If you need a gateway in, I'd actually recommend finding some text books. Check amazon or that one site that sells used books for a dollar. You you can be awesome like me and get a library card.

[LuckyNumbrXIII]

Also, don't read one theory and start spouting shit like you know it all. That's the new trend with assholes. Grasp one theory and walk around like, "durrr I've like always been into this. I'm such a geek lol my BFF rose"

[Paullehh]

[Ms Felony]

fk it

[Stoopid Dog]

haters

[Paullehh]

Fluff is having trouble jizzing!

[The Professa]

-agrees w XIII.

I follow the new research in Science. Sciencemag.com but Nature is good too. They aren't all space shit, but there is usually some space stuff in there.

I'd say it depends how serious you are about it, you may be satisfied w popular science writers.. I can try to come up w some author/book suggestions if you like- I've got some astrophysics major buddies that I'd ask.
If you're really serious about it then it may help to learn a bunch of other stuff....