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Picture this. You are enjoying a great summer evening on the beach with a group of friends. As night falls and the stars begin to appear, there’s someone in the group who can name every star, every constellation and quote the historical significance of each one!
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- Objects in the Sky – Explore the origins of a variety of objects in our sky. Stars, planets, clusters, galaxies and nebulas.
- Astronomical Distances – gives you a unique perspective of the vast distances between celestial objects in the sky.
- Star Hopping – learn the secrets astronomers and explorers use to navigate the night sky.
- Astro Trivia – Informative and fun trivia questions about the most famous night time objects.
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About this Astronomy Book:
This astronomy book is for anyone looking to learn more about astronomy. From Planets and Stars to information about all the different constellations and how to recognize them, this astronomy book will lead you on a wonderful journey into the stars and beyond.
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Each year as Earth cruises through space a number of amazing and remarkable events occur. For example, like clockwork, we’ll run head-on into asteroid and cometary debris that spreads shooting stars across our skies. On occasion we’ll get to watch the disk of the Moon passing the Sun, casting its shadow upon the face of the Earth, and sometimes we’ll get to watch our own shadow as it glides across the face of the Moon. The Sun’s path will constantly change across the daytime sky, as will the stars and constellations at night. During this time, we’ll also get to watch the other majestic planets in our solar system wander the skies, as they, too, circle the Sun in this elaborate celestial dance.
Astronomy explains the patterns of the heavens, the equinoxes and the solstices, the major meteor showers, and the solar and lunar eclipses. It’s a guided tour of the solar system and beyond and explains how the way we measure time itself is intimately related to celestial phenomena. Astronomy not only helps readers become experts in space and time, it’s also a fun ride!
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