What are the best resources for learning about astronomy for non-scientists?

In summary, the best resources for learning about astronomy for non-scientists include online courses and educational websites such as NASA's "Astronomy Picture of the Day" and "Stellarium," which offer interactive tools and visual aids for understanding astronomical concepts. Books and documentaries, such as "Cosmos" by Carl Sagan and "The Universe" by History Channel, also provide accessible and engaging information. Additionally, planetariums and science centers offer hands-on learning experiences and public lectures from experts in the field. Utilizing these resources can provide a well-rounded and enjoyable learning experience for those interested in astronomy."
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Harsha
My interest in physics stems from my love of astronomy. I am a management consultant by profession, but it could have been an astrophysicist instead! I have studied engineering and management. Lately I have discovered very good astronomy courses on MOOC sites as well as podcasts. I plan to keep on learning!
 
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