Astronomy Review Bookshelf

Astronomy

  • Beyond Earth : Mapping the Universe by David H. DeVorkin (National Geographic, 2002). From earliest times mankind has tried to explain the stars and planets, the sun and moon, and their place in the cosmos. This book traces the beliefs of many cultures, and our own culture through many ages, down to the 20th century scientific explanations for cosmology. Wonderful illustrations.
  • Astronomy Today (With CD-ROM) by Eric Chaisson and Steve McMillan (Prentice Hall, 2002). The basic guide to astronomy and cosmology, this book explains complex scientific ideas in clear and understandable language. Often used as a college level textbook, this is also appropriate for the serious amateur astronomer or the knowledgeable non-specialist who wants to update his understanding of astronomical phenomena to embrace the wealth of recent developments in the science.



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