astronomy
21 julio, 2026

Book, Idiot’s Guide to Astronomy, Alpha Books, 1999, 448 pages, illustrated

448 pages, a very good guide to beginning Astronomy. Yes, some theories have been added to our knowledge since 1999, but nothing very major has changed and the book leaves room for changes to happen. Book includes: 4 reference cards of the night sky in March, June, September & December, 13 page table of contents, Foreward, Introduction, 5 Appendices, Glossary, and a 14-page index. The appendix on upcoming eclipses is obviously out of date, but it's fun to check its accuracy. Interesting chapter on how to use a telescope and how to interpret what you see. All in all, a great book for beginners.
20 julio, 2026

ASTRONOMY MAGAZINE JANUARY 2024 SPECIAL ISSUE 101 WEIRDEST COSMIC OBJECTS

Inv401 Explore the mysteries of the universe with the Astronomy Magazine January 2024 special issue, featuring 101 of the weirdest cosmic objects. This English language, physical format magazine is perfect for science enthusiasts who want to stay up to date with the latest discoveries in space. With a monthly publication frequency, this issue focuses on the topic "The World in Space" and covers a range of features including planets and discoveries. This magazine is a must-have for anyone interested in astronomy, and with a subscription option available, you can keep up with the latest findings and developments in the field.