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1. First nights; 2. Without a telescope; 3. Meteors; 4. Choosing a telescope; 5. Recording your observations; 6. The Moon; 7. Moon 2: advanced observations; 8. The Sun; 9. Jupiter; 10. Saturn; 11. Mars; 12. Five planets worth watching; 13. Asteroids; 14. Comets; 15. Double stars; 16. Variable stars; 17. The deep sky; 18. Messier hunting; 19. The sky on film; 20. Solar eclipses; 21. Lunar eclipses and occultations; 22. Passing the torch; 23. The poet's sky; Resources.
| Price | Condition | Delivery | Seller | Action |
| $99.99 | Digital |
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Luis Mora Tan
reviewed The sky on October 30, 2009
The sky
If you have a big aperture telescope this book will point out many fascinating objects. For less than 12" you best leave this book be as almost all objects in it will remain invisible
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Add The sky, This is an ideal book for starting astronomy. It stirs the imagination, and puts observation of the sky into the framework of leisure activity as well as a personal adventure. Written by an award winning astronomer, it is a non-technical guide to the nigh, The sky to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add The sky, This is an ideal book for starting astronomy. It stirs the imagination, and puts observation of the sky into the framework of leisure activity as well as a personal adventure. Written by an award winning astronomer, it is a non-technical guide to the nigh, The sky to your collection on WonderClub |