Spectroscopy is the technique of obtaining and recording the spectra of light sources. A spectrum is the continuum of colors (as in a rainbow) formed when light is dispersed so that its component wavelengths are arranged in order. 1. An Amateur Spectroscopy Site - Tools, techniques and history, variety of captured spectra using both prism and grating instruments coupled to gray scale and color CCD cameras. 2. Forum for Amateur AstroSpectroscopy - Dedicated to amateur astronomers interested in the science of spectroscopy, those who wish to go beyond the visual imagery of observation and photography. 3. Oak Mountain Observatory - Overview, equipment description, operating methodology, processing techniques, photo gallery, spectroscopy, and links. 4. Rainbow Optics - Star Spectroscopes - Design, spectrum viewing, uses, and resources. 5. SpectraShift - Extrasolar Planet Search Project - Dedicated to amateur radial velocity studies. 6. Worcester Park Observatory UK - Optical and mechanical design, observations, equipment designs and reviews, papers, spectroscopy, observatory construction, and events. 7. Amateur Spectroscopy NEW! - Comprehensive overview of astronomical spectroscopy, observations, stellar spectra, amateur techniques and suppliers.

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