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This captivating book shows how, even with just the naked eye, astronomy can be a fascinating and rewarding hobby for life. Includes detailed star maps of the night sky of the northern and southern hemispheres and helpful charts and illustrations.
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This captivating book shows how, even with just the naked eye, astronomy can be a fascinating and rewarding hobby for life. Includes detailed star maps of the night sky of the northern and southern hemispheres and helpful charts and illustrations.
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- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Revised
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 382g
- ISBN-13: 9780521794459
- ISBN-10: 0521794455
- Artikelnr.: 21080126
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Revised
- Seitenzahl: 216
- Erscheinungstermin: 31. Mai 2007
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 12mm
- Gewicht: 382g
- ISBN-13: 9780521794459
- ISBN-10: 0521794455
- Artikelnr.: 21080126
Patrick Moore, host of the monthly television show The Sky at Night since 1957, is a distinguished and prolific author of more than 70 astronomy books. He has served as President of the British Astronomical Association. His contributions to the public understanding of astronomy have been marked by special awards from the Astronomical Society of the Pacific, the Italian Astronomical Society, and the Royal Astronomical Society. Patrick Moore is a great enthusiast, always encouraging anyone with an interest in the night sky to get out and observe.
1. Astronomy and astronomers
2. The revolving sky
3. Patterns of stars
4. Star legends
5. The stars themselves
6. Stars of the far north
7. Northern stars: the January sky
8. Northern stars: the February sky
9. Northern stars: the March sky
10. Northern stars: the April sky
11. Northern stars: the May sky
12. Northern stars: the June sky
13. Northern stars: the July sky
14. Northern stars: the August sky
15. Northern stars: the September sky
16. Northern stars: the October sky
17. Northern stars: the November sky
18. Northern stars: the December sky
19. Stars of the far south
20: Southern stars: the January sky
21. Southern stars: the February sky
22. Southern stars: the March sky
23. Southern stars: the April sky
24. Southern stars: the May sky
25. Southern stars: the June sky
26. Southern stars: the July sky
27. Southern stars: the August sky
28. Southern stars: the September sky
29. Southern stars: the October sky
30. Southern stars: the November sky
31. Southern stars: the December sky
32. The equatorial sky
33. Our star: the sun
34. The craters of the moon
35. The planets
36. Space nomads
37. Glows in the sky
Appendices
Index.
2. The revolving sky
3. Patterns of stars
4. Star legends
5. The stars themselves
6. Stars of the far north
7. Northern stars: the January sky
8. Northern stars: the February sky
9. Northern stars: the March sky
10. Northern stars: the April sky
11. Northern stars: the May sky
12. Northern stars: the June sky
13. Northern stars: the July sky
14. Northern stars: the August sky
15. Northern stars: the September sky
16. Northern stars: the October sky
17. Northern stars: the November sky
18. Northern stars: the December sky
19. Stars of the far south
20: Southern stars: the January sky
21. Southern stars: the February sky
22. Southern stars: the March sky
23. Southern stars: the April sky
24. Southern stars: the May sky
25. Southern stars: the June sky
26. Southern stars: the July sky
27. Southern stars: the August sky
28. Southern stars: the September sky
29. Southern stars: the October sky
30. Southern stars: the November sky
31. Southern stars: the December sky
32. The equatorial sky
33. Our star: the sun
34. The craters of the moon
35. The planets
36. Space nomads
37. Glows in the sky
Appendices
Index.
1. Astronomy and astronomers
2. The revolving sky
3. Patterns of stars
4. Star legends
5. The stars themselves
6. Stars of the far north
7. Northern stars: the January sky
8. Northern stars: the February sky
9. Northern stars: the March sky
10. Northern stars: the April sky
11. Northern stars: the May sky
12. Northern stars: the June sky
13. Northern stars: the July sky
14. Northern stars: the August sky
15. Northern stars: the September sky
16. Northern stars: the October sky
17. Northern stars: the November sky
18. Northern stars: the December sky
19. Stars of the far south
20: Southern stars: the January sky
21. Southern stars: the February sky
22. Southern stars: the March sky
23. Southern stars: the April sky
24. Southern stars: the May sky
25. Southern stars: the June sky
26. Southern stars: the July sky
27. Southern stars: the August sky
28. Southern stars: the September sky
29. Southern stars: the October sky
30. Southern stars: the November sky
31. Southern stars: the December sky
32. The equatorial sky
33. Our star: the sun
34. The craters of the moon
35. The planets
36. Space nomads
37. Glows in the sky
Appendices
Index.
2. The revolving sky
3. Patterns of stars
4. Star legends
5. The stars themselves
6. Stars of the far north
7. Northern stars: the January sky
8. Northern stars: the February sky
9. Northern stars: the March sky
10. Northern stars: the April sky
11. Northern stars: the May sky
12. Northern stars: the June sky
13. Northern stars: the July sky
14. Northern stars: the August sky
15. Northern stars: the September sky
16. Northern stars: the October sky
17. Northern stars: the November sky
18. Northern stars: the December sky
19. Stars of the far south
20: Southern stars: the January sky
21. Southern stars: the February sky
22. Southern stars: the March sky
23. Southern stars: the April sky
24. Southern stars: the May sky
25. Southern stars: the June sky
26. Southern stars: the July sky
27. Southern stars: the August sky
28. Southern stars: the September sky
29. Southern stars: the October sky
30. Southern stars: the November sky
31. Southern stars: the December sky
32. The equatorial sky
33. Our star: the sun
34. The craters of the moon
35. The planets
36. Space nomads
37. Glows in the sky
Appendices
Index.