The stargazer's guide: how to read our night sky
by Winterburn, Emily.
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BookPublisher: Constable 2008ISBN: 9781845297244; 1845297245.Classification number: 523.8 WINSubject(s): Stars -- Observers' manuals | Astronomy -- Observers' manualsSubject: This text guides readers through what there is to see in the sky, why it's interesting and how previous generations have viewed and interpreted it. Organised month by month, it takes readers through the various stories associated with the night sky and provides diagrams to identify constellations.
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Bibliography: p. 268-270
Includes index
This text guides readers through what there is to see in the sky, why it's interesting and how previous generations have viewed and interpreted it. Organised month by month, it takes readers through the various stories associated with the night sky and provides diagrams to identify constellations.
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