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Sky and Telescope's Pocket Sky Atlas
Roger W. Sinnott
English
Unordered
Technology
4.5 / 5
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2006
Published
125
pages
436
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Perfect for experienced stargazers and beginners alike, Sky & Telescope’s Pocket Sky Atlas will have you exploring the heavens in no time. Sky & Telescope’s celestial atlases are the standard by which all other star atlases have been judged for a half century. We raised the bar a
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Perfect for experienced stargazers and beginners alike, Sky & Telescope’s Pocket Sky Atlas will have you exploring the heavens in no time. Sky & Telescope’s celestial atlases are the standard by which all other star atlases have been judged for a half century. We raised the bar again with our Pocket Sky Atlas: the print version is the handiest detailed atlas around, easy to take on trips and use at the telescope thanks to its compact size, convenient spiral-bound design, and easy-to-read labels. In e-book form, the Pocket Sky Atlas is even more compact than the glove-compartment-size print version, ready to come with you whenever you observe.Features of this 80-chart atlas: * More than 30,000 stars, individually sized according to their relative brightness * 1,500 deep-sky objects color-coded by type, including 675 galaxies oriented as they are in the sky * Constellation boundaries and stick figure outlines help you find your way
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