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Archives of the universe
Archives of the universe, An unparalleled history of astronomy told through 100 primary documents—from the Maya's first recorded efforts to predict the cycles of Venus to the 1998 paper that posited an accelerating universe.
Award-winning science writer Marcia Bartusiak is a wo, Archives of the universe has a rating of 3 stars
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Archives of the universe, An unparalleled history of astronomy told through 100 primary documents—from the Maya's first recorded efforts to predict the cycles of Venus to the 1998 paper that posited an accelerating universe. Award-winning science writer Marcia Bartusiak is a wo, Archives of the universe
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  • Archives of the universe
  • Written by author Marcia Bartusiak
  • Published by New York : Pantheon Books, c2004., 11/23/2004
  • An unparalleled history of astronomy told through 100 primary documents—from the Maya's first recorded efforts to predict the cycles of Venus to the 1998 paper that posited an accelerating universe. Award-winning science writer Marcia Bartusiak is a wo
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1 Mayan Venus tables 7
2 Proof that the Earth is a sphere 12
3 Celestial surveying 18
4 Measuring the Earth's circumference 24
5 Precession of the equinoxes 28
6 Ptolemy's Almagest 32
7 Copernicus and the sun-centered universe 51
8 Tycho Brahe and the changing heavens 61
9 Johannes Kepler and planetary motion 67
10 Galileo initiates the telescopic era 76
11 Newton's universal law of gravity 90
12 Halley's comet 99
13 Binary stars 106
14 The speed of light 117
15 The solar system's origin 121
16 Discovery of Uranus 128
17 Stars moving and changing 134
18 The first asteroid 147
19 Distance to a star 153
20 Discovery of Neptune 160
21 The shape of the Milky Way 168
22 Spiraling nebulae 189
23 Spectral lines 203
24 Deciphering the solar spectrum 211
25 Gaseous nebulae 218
26 Doppler shifts and spectroscopic binaries 226
27 Classification of the stars 233
28 Giant stars and dwarf stars 241
29 Hydrogen : the prime element 250
30 Stellar mass, luminosity, and stability 257
31 Sunspot cycle, Sun/Earth connection, and helium 261
32 Origin of meteors and shooting stars 272
33 Cosmic rays 279
34 Discovery of Pluto 285
35 Special relativity and E = mc[superscript 2] 295
36 General relativity and the solar eclipse test 302
37 Relativistic models of the universe 313
38 Big bang versus steady state 320
39 White dwarf stars 327
40 Beyond the white dwarf 334
41 Supernovae and neutron stars 339
42 Black holes 344
43 Source of stellar power 349
44 Creating elements in the big bang 358
45 Cosmic microwave background predicted 363
46 Creating elements in the stars 366
47 A star's life cycle 377
48 Cepheids : the cosmic standard candles 385
49 Sun's place in the Milky Way 390
50 Dark nebulae and interstellar matter 398
51 Discovery of other galaxies 407
52 Expansion of the universe 415
53 Stellar populations and resizing the universe 425
54 Mapping the Milky Way's spiral arms 433
55 Source and composition of comets 440
56 Radio astronomy 455
57 Interstellar hydrogen 465
58 Molecules in space 471
59 Van Allen radiation belts 476
60 Geology of Mars 484
61 Extrasolar x-ray sources 495
62 Quasars 503
63 Evidence for the big bang 508
64 Pulsars 513
65 The infrared sky and the galactic center 522
66 Neutrino astronomy 529
67 Gamma-ray bursts 540
68 Binary pulsar and gravity waves 546
69 Dark matter 559
70 Gravitational lensing 568
71 Inflation 576
72 The bubbly universe 583
73 Galaxy evolution and the Hubble Deep Field 591
74 Extrasolar planets 598
75 The accelerating universe 608


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