Gerald North Libri

Every year large numbers of people take up the study of astronomy, mostly at amateur level. There are plenty of elementary books on the market, full of colourful photographs, but lacking in proper explanations of how and why things are as they are. Many people eventually wish to go beyond the 'coffee-table book' stage and study this fascinating subject in greater depth. This book is written for them. In addition, many people sit for public examinations in this subject each year and this book is also intended to be of use to them. All the topics from the GCSE syllabus are covered here, with sample questions at the end of each chapter. Astronomy Explained provides a comprehensive treatment of the subject in more depth than is usually found in elementary works, and will be of interest to both amateur astronomers and students of astronomy.

Astronomy in Depth fills the need for a textbook that covers pre-university level Astronomy courses (in the UK, the GCSE syllabuses) and provides numerical examples to help students. It is also written as a serious foundation in Astronomy for amateurs who want to take a more detailed approach than can be found in the bulk of introductory astronomy books. Almost every aspect of astronomy is considered, from Earth and its place in the solar system, through instrumentation, the planets, stars, and galaxies, to black holes and the beginnings of cosmology. This book is perfect for anyone who wants to get to know astronomy in detail, as quickly as possible.

This advanced guide enhances evening explorations by covering essential topics such as telescope optics, astrophotography, and electronic imaging. It delves into photometry, spectroscopy, and radio astronomy, enabling readers to gather scientifically valuable observational data. With 128 accompanying photos, the book serves as a comprehensive resource for both amateur and aspiring astronomers looking to deepen their understanding and skills in the field.

Designed for aspiring astronomers, this practical guide offers insights from an experienced amateur. It focuses on observing planets and other Solar System objects, providing essential tips and techniques to enhance the stargazing experience. The book serves as a valuable resource for those looking to deepen their understanding of celestial phenomena and improve their observational skills.

This guide provides amateur astronomers with essential techniques for observing and tracking variable stars and other celestial objects that exhibit changes in brightness. It offers practical tips and insights to enhance observational skills, making it an invaluable resource for both beginners and experienced stargazers interested in exploring the dynamic nature of the universe.

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