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Astronomy of the Milky Way
The Observer's Guide to the Southern SkyThe Patrick Moore Practical Astronomy Series 2nd ed. 2018
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48,14 € |
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| Verlag: | Springer |
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| Veröffentl.: | 05.04.2018 |
| ISBN/EAN: | 9783319729503 |
| Sprache: | englisch |
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<p>This second edition of Mike Inglis's classic guide to observing the Milky Way in the Southern Hemisphere updates all of the science about the target objects with new findings from the astrophysics field. In addition, the book boasts a larger format with entirely re-drawn maps. Newly laid out for ease of use with an increased number of images in color, it updates and improves the first edition to remain the most comprehensive text on the subject. </p><p>One of the wonders of the universe we live in is the Milky Way, and this book provides a wonderful tour of its highlights for amateur astronomers observing below the equator. In its pages, Southern Hemisphere observers interested in viewing our own galaxy's finest features will find every constellation that the Milky Way passes through with detailed descriptions of the many objects that can be found therein, including stars, double and multiple stars, emission nebulae, planetary nebulae, dark nebulae and supernovae remnants,open and galactic clusters, and galaxies. </p><p>The book also details the one thing that is often left out of observing guides - the amazing star clouds of the Milky Way itself. Accompanying the descriptive text there are many star charts and maps, as well as the latest images made by observatories around the world and in space along with those taken by amateur astronomers. This second edition's updated scientific material and an easy-to-use layout perfect for many nights of fruitful observation.</p><p></p>
Preface to the Second Edition.- Preface to the First Edition.- Acknowledgements.- Arrangement of Book 2.- Chapter 1: The Milky Way.- Chapter 2: The Milky Way: January -- February.- Chapter 3: The Milky Way: March -- April.- Chapter 4: The Milky Way: May -- June.- Appendices.- Index of Objects.
<b>Mike Inglis</b> was born in Wales in Great Britain, but now lives and works in the United States, where<div>he is Professor of Astronomy and Astrophysics at the State University of New York. He is a Fellow of</div><div>the Royal Astronomical Society, a NASA Solar System Ambassador, a Member of the Royal</div><div>Institution, and a Member of the British Astronomical Association. He is the author of many books</div><div>and research papers including A Field Guide to Deep Sky Objects (Springer, 2012, 2nd edition), An</div><div>Observer’s Guide to Stellar Evolution (Springer, 2003), Astronomy of the Milky Way, Vol. I – The</div><div>Northern Sky (Springer, 2016), Astronomy of the Milky Way, Vol. II – The Southern Sky (Springer,</div><div>2018), An Observer’s Guide to Star Clusters (Springer 2013), and Astrophysics is Easy! (Springer, 2015,</div><div>2nd edition). He is a series editor for several Springer book series for both amateur and professional</div><div>astronomers, as wellas a teacher of undergraduate and graduate students in astrophysics.</div><div>Although a professional astronomer, he is also a lifelong amateur astronomer and observes the</div><div>night sky around the world, whenever time, and the sky, permit.</div>
This second edition of Mike Inglis's classic guide to observing the Milky Way in the Southern Hemisphere updates all of the science about the target objects with new findings from the astrophysics field. In addition, the book boasts a larger format with entirely re-drawn maps. Newly laid out for ease of use with an increased number of images in color, it updates and improves the first edition to remain the most comprehensive text on the subject. <p>One of the wonders of the universe we live in is the Milky Way, and this book provides a wonderful tour of its highlights for amateur astronomers observing below the equator. In its pages, Southern Hemisphere observers interested in viewing our own galaxy's finest features will find every constellation that the Milky Way passes through with detailed descriptions of the many objects that can be found therein, including stars, double and multiple stars, emission nebulae, planetary nebulae, dark nebulae and supernovae remnants, open and galactic clusters, and galaxies. </p><p>The book also details the one thing that is often left out of observing guides - the amazing star clouds of the Milky Way itself. Accompanying the descriptive text there are many star charts and maps, as well as the latest images made by observatories around the world and in space along with those taken by amateur astronomers. This second edition's updated scientific material and an easy-to-use layout perfect for many nights of fruitful observation.</p>
Presents the latest astrophysical findings on the target objects, bringing the book fully up to date Features many color sky images from more recent sources, with a new layout and a larger trim size to increase the utility of each chapter Includes redrawn star charts and maps that provide more detail for easier observing
<p>This second edition of Mike Inglis's classic guide to observing the Milky Way in the Southern Hemisphere updates all of the science about the target objects with new findings from the astrophysics field. In addition, the book boasts a larger format with entirely re-drawn maps. Newly laid out for ease of use with an increased number of images in color, it updates and improves the first edition to remain the most comprehensive text on the subject. One of the wonders of the universe we live in is the Milky Way, and this book provides a wonderful tour of its highlights for amateur astronomers observing below the equator.</p>In this book, Southern Hemisphere observers interested in viewing our own galaxy's finest features will find every constellation that the Milky Way passes through with detailed descriptions of the many objects that can be found therein, including stars, double and multiple stars, emission nebulae, planetary nebulae, dark nebulae and supernovae remnants, open and galactic clusters, and galaxies. It also describes the one thing that is often left out of observing guides - the amazing star clouds of the Milky Way itself. In addition to the descriptive text there are many star charts and maps, as well as the latest images made by observatories around the world and in space along with those taken by amateur astronomers. This updated version offers new scientific material and an easy-to-use layout perfect for many nights of fruitful observation.<p></p>
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