The practical astronomer's deep-sky companion
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The practical astronomer's deep-sky companion
（Patrick Moore's practical astronomy series）
Springer, c2003
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Includes index
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Description
A Practical Astronomer's Deep-sky Companion is an essential read for deep-sky observers, whether they are interested in imaging or just sightseeing. This beautiful large-format full-colour book is designed to be taken out into the field during observing to provide all the information necessary for finding and imaging interesting deep-sky objects. There is a vast amount of information packed into each spread - photographs, position, maps, recommended exposure times, and much, much more. Every amateur astronomer will want a copy of this!
-The only book to provide all the observational information needed for field use by deep-sky observers! -Large-format, full-colour spreads for ease of use. -Images as well as data for all the most interesting deep-sky objects. -Finder maps for all objects. -Recommended exposure times for imaging. -Organised by constellation.
Table of Contents
Andromeda.- Aquarius.- Aquila.- Aries.- Auriga.- Bootes.- Camelopardalis.- Cancer.- Canes Venatici.- Canis Major.- Capricornus.- Cassiopeia.- Cepheus.- Cetus.- Coma Berenices.- Corvus.- Cygnus.- Delphinus.- Draco.- Eridanus.- Gemini.- Hercules.- Leo.- Leo Minor.- Lepus.- Lynx.- Lyra.- Monoceros.- Ophiuchus.- Orion.- Pegasus.- Perseus.- Pisces.- Sagitta.- Sagittarius.- Scorpius.- Sculptor.- Scutum.- Serpens Caput.- Serpens Cauda.- Taurus.- Triangulum.- Ursa Major.- Virgo.- Vulpecula.
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