For the beginning astronomer here is a comprehensive book covering everything from the difficult task of selecting an instrument to the equally daunting choices that arise when a telescope is turned to the heavens.
For the beginning astronomer here is a comprehensive book covering everything from the difficult task of selecting an instrument to the equally daunting choices that arise when a telescope is turned to the heavens.
James Muirden is the author of eleven books on astronomy, including The Amateur Astronomer's Handbook. He spent nine years working as an astronomical optician making telescopes before receiving a teaching degree at Exeter University, and is now Project Publications Officer for the Schools Health Education Unit at Exeter. He lives with his wife and two children in Exeter, England.
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Contents Preface 1 Astronomical Telescopes 2 How the Sky Moves 3 How to Start Observing 4 Daytime Astronomy -- the Sun 5 The Dead World of the Moon 6 Observing the Planets 7 How to Observe Comets 8 A First Look at the Stars 9 Observing Double and Multiple Stars 10 Observing Clusters, Nebulae, and Galaxies 11 Windows into Space Appendixes Index
Contents Preface 1 Astronomical Telescopes 2 How the Sky Moves 3 How to Start Observing 4 Daytime Astronomy -- the Sun 5 The Dead World of the Moon 6 Observing the Planets 7 How to Observe Comets 8 A First Look at the Stars 9 Observing Double and Multiple Stars 10 Observing Clusters, Nebulae, and Galaxies 11 Windows into Space Appendixes Index
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