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Skywatching : Encyclopedia of Discovery
Planets, stars, nebulas, galaxies, meteors and comets in close-up
A fascinating reference in a dynamic format
Hands-on information for amateur and experienced stargazers
Hundreds of colorful photographs and detailed star charts
The liveliest way to learn about the universe we live in
A fascinating reference in a dynamic format
Hands-on information for amateur and experienced stargazers
Hundreds of colorful photographs and detailed star charts
The liveliest way to learn about the universe we live in
608 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2002
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March 30, 2013
This is a really neat book. I have a pretty decent view of the stars on a regular basis even though I live in a city. Its nice to have this book around so I can actually reference what I'm looking at. This book is great because it covers a broad range of material. It also has great pictures and reference items to help explain the nights sky.
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