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Getting Started: Visual Astronomy - Paperback

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by Allan Hall (Author)

If you have ever wanted to view the wonderous objects of our solar system and beyond, here is the how-to manual to get you well on your way. From purchasing your first telescope, through setting it up and finding objects, to viewing your first galaxy, this book contains everything you need. See how to read star maps and navigate the celestial sphere and much more with plenty of pictures, diagrams and charts to make it easy. Written specifically for the novice and assuming the reader has no knowledge of astronomy makes sure that all topics are explained thoroughly from the ground up. Use this book to embark on a fantastic new hobby and learn about the universe at the same time Learn how to: * Choose binoculars for astronomical use * Pick a telescope * Select appropriate eyepieces * Calculate magnification * Locate celestial objects * Record your observations * Set up, balance and polar align EQ mounts * Collimate your reflector telescope * Read star maps * Navigate the night sky * Measure the angle between celestial objects * Estimate an object's magnitude or brightness Contains tables through 2025 for: * Lunar eclipses * Solar eclipses * Transits * Conjunctions * Meteor showers

Number of Pages: 288
Dimensions: 0.6 x 9.25 x 7.52 IN
Publication Date: May 02, 2014
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