astronomy

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Astronomy experiments in your own observatory

2016
Follow the directions in this book and you can build your own observatory with easily accessible tools and supplies.

Do stars have points?

questions and answers about stars and planets
1999
Explores various aspects of stars and our solar system.

Cosmos

1985
Based on his 13-part television series, discusses science in a broad human context summarizing how science and civilization grew up together, considers the findings on life elsewhere, and the directions our science might take in the future.

Astronomy

a handbook.
1975

Stars and planets

1982
An introduction to the stars and planets of our universe with a discussion of their characteristics and the equipment used to study them. Also includes a brief history of astronomy.

Exploring the mysteries of astronomy

2017
A guide that explains the principles of astronomy and provides practical techniques for stargazing for beginner astronomers.

Exploring the mysteries of the universe

2017
"This is an ... introduction to the history of the universe that tells the story of the universe from the moment time and space came into existence at the Big Bang, through to the infinite future and the ultimate fate that awaits us. Readers will be inspired by the pictures of the universe obtained by instruments such as the Hubble Space Telescope or the Very Large Telescope array (VLT) in Chile. This book presents the images in context and uses extraordinary new artworks to explain the mind-blowing theories from the cutting edge of astronomy in a way that everyone can understand"--Amazon.com.

Astronomy, astronauts, and space exploration

2016
"Uncover the amazing story of astronomy from telescopes in space to outstanding observatories. Learn about the latest space probes, how rockets lift off, and what it's like living in the weightlessness of space. And find out about the remarkable astronauts who have spacewalked their way into history"--Provided by publisher.

Bright sky, starry city

Phoebe and her father love the stars, but living in the city means that most nights they can't see them. Phoebe is especially disappointed when a thunderstorm chases her and her telescope inside one night. However, the storm knocks out the power and Phoebe and her father get to see a celestial lightshow instead! Includes facts about the solar system.

How the universe works

2016
Text and illustrations look at the universe, from the Milky Way Galaxy, to dark matter, and the composition of the universe.

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