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(Ebook) Astronomy 2nd Edition by Christopher Gordon De Pree, Alan Axelrod ISBN 9781592570034 1592570038

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Authors:De Pree Ch., Axelrod A.
Pages:457 pages.
Year:2001
Editon:2nd edition
Language:english
File Size:9.03 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9781592570034, 1592570038
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ISBN 10: 1592570038
ISBN 13: 9781592570034
Author: Christopher Gordon De Pree, Alan Axelrod

Astronomy is a science as old as the stars! With The Complete Idiot's Guide® to Astronomy, Second Edition, learn: • Fascinating facts while taking a tour of our solar system, our galaxy, and beyond • Idiot-proof steps for buying and using today's cutting-edge telescopes • Tips and tricks to guide you when exploring the skies

(Ebook) Astronomy 2nd Edition Table of contents:

Part 1 Finding Our Place in Space
Chapter 1 Naked Sky, Naked Eye: Finding Your Way in the Dark

  • Sun Days

  • Flat Earth, Big Bowl

  • Who Cares?

Chapter 2 Ancient Evenings: The First Watchers

  • A Dragon Eats the Sun: Ancient Chinese Astronomy

  • Babylon Revisited

  • Egypt Looks

  • Stonehenge and the New World

  • Grecian Formula

Chapter 3 The Unexplained Motions of the Heavens

  • Time on Our Hands

  • The Sun Goes Dark, the Moon Becomes Blood

  • Aristotle Lays Down the Law

  • Ptolemy’s Picture

  • Night Falls

Chapter 4 Astronomy Reborn: 1543–1687

  • Arabian Nights

  • Heresy of a Polish Priest

  • The Man with the Golden Nose

  • Kepler Makes Sense of It

  • Galileo’s Eye

  • Holding It All Together

Part 2 Now You See It (Now You Don’t)
Chapter 5 The Art of Collecting Light (with a Telescope)

  • Slice of Light

  • Buckets of Light

  • Size Matters

  • Twinkle, Twinkle

Chapter 6 You and Your Telescope

  • Do I Really Need a Telescope?

  • Science Aside, What Will It Cost?

  • Decisions, Decisions

  • The Go-To Revolution

  • I’ve Bought My Telescope, Now What?

  • Learning to See

Chapter 7 Over the Rainbow

  • Making Waves

  • Full Spectrum

  • Heavenly Scoop

Chapter 8 Seeing in the Dark

  • Dark Doesn’t Mean You Can’t See

  • What Radio Astronomers “See”

  • You Can Do This, Too!

  • The Rest of the Spectrum

Chapter 9 Space Race: From Sputnik to the International Space Station

  • This Really Is Rocket Science

  • Early Human Missions

  • Satellites and Probes

  • JFK’s Challenge

  • Planetary Probes

  • Space Shuttles and Space Stations

  • International Space Station: The Latest

Part 3 A Walk Around the Block
Chapter 10 The Moon: Our Closest Neighbor

  • What If We Had No Moon?

  • Lunar Looking

  • Green Cheese?

Chapter 11 Solar System Home Movie

  • Solar System History

  • From Contraction to Condensation

  • Whipping Up the Recipe

  • Ashes to Ashes, Dust to Dust

Chapter 12 Solar System Family Snapshot

  • A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood: Let's Take a Stroll

  • The Inner and Outer Circles

  • Serving Up the Leftovers

  • Anatomy of a Comet

  • Catch a Falling Star

Chapter 13 So Close and Yet So Far: The Inner Planets

  • The Terrestrial Roster

  • Mercury: The Moon’s Twin

  • Forecast for Venus: “Hot, Overcast, and Dense”

  • The Earth: Just Right

  • Mars: “That Looks Like New Mexico!”

  • Where to Next?

Chapter 14 Great Balls of Gas! The Outer Planets

  • The Jovian Line-Up

  • Rotation: A New Twist

  • Stormy Weather

  • Saturnine Atmosphere

  • The Atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune

  • Inside the Jovians

  • The Jovian Magnetospheres

Chapter 15 The Far End of the Block

  • Lord of the Rings

  • On the Shoulders of Giants

  • Faraway Moons

  • Pluto Found

Part 4 To the Stars
Chapter 16 Our Star

  • The Solar Furnace

  • The Solar Atmosphere

  • Fun in the Sun

  • At the Core

Chapter 17 Of Giants and Dwarfs: Stepping Out into the Stars

  • Stellar Pigeonholes

  • From Giants to Dwarfs: Sorting the Stars by Size

  • Sizing Them Up

  • The Parallax Principle

  • Do Stars Move?

  • How Bright Is Bright?

  • How Hot Is Hot?

  • Making the Main Sequence

Chapter 18 Stellar Careers

  • A Star Evolves

  • Stellar Nursing Homes

  • The Life and Death of a High-Mass Star

  • Supernova: So Long, See You in the Next Star

  • Neutron Stars

  • I Can’t Stop!

Chapter 19 Black Holes: One-Way Tickets to Eternity

  • Is There No End to This Pressure?

  • Relativity

  • Thought Experiments

  • Black-Hole Evidence

Chapter 20 Stellar Nurseries

  • An Interstellar Atlas

  • Star Light, Star Bright

  • The Interstellar Medium: One Big Fuel Tank

  • Multiple Births

  • In the Delivery Room

Part 5 Way Out of This World
Chapter 21 The Milky Way: Much More Than a Candy Bar

  • Where Is the Center and Where Are We?

  • Home Sweet Galaxy

  • Measuring the Milky Way

  • Milky Way Portrait

  • Dark Matters

Chapter 22 A Galaxy of Galaxies

  • Sorting Out the Galaxies

  • Galactic Embrace

  • How to “Weigh” a Galaxy

  • Let’s Get Organized

  • Where Does It All Go?

Chapter 23 Moving Out of Town

  • A Long Time Ago in a Galaxy Far, Far Away …

  • Quasars: Looks Can Be Deceiving

  • Quasars and the Evolution of Galaxies

  • A Piece of the Action

  • Where It All Starts

Part 6 The Big Questions
Chapter 24 Table for One?

  • What Do You Mean by “Alone”?

  • The Odds for Life on Mars

  • Hello! Is Anybody Out There?

  • A Closer Look at the Equation

  • Where Are the Little Green Men?

Chapter 25 What About the Big Bang?

  • The Work of the Cosmologist

  • I’ll Give You Two Clues

  • Same Old Same Old

  • So What Was the Big Bang?

Chapter 26 (How) Will It End?

  • What the Redshift Means

  • What Does It All Mean?

  • We Have a Problem

  • Coming Full Circle

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