Sky Atlas 2000.0 Desk Unlaminated Maps This is the next step

This is the next step up from our Pocket Sky Atlas – and a must for every serious telescope user

The Hubble Space Telescope recorded the image

magnitude and eclipse type

but also how astronomers’ ideas of the Clouds have changed over the decades — particularly on the Clouds’ origins

compact tables and simple computations of the Sun and planets on a small computer are described in this book

Sky Atlas 2000.0 Desk Unlaminated Maps This is the next stepBy Wil Tirion & Roger W. Sinnott Format: Map The standard against which all other star atlases are measured. Each edition of Sky Atlas 2000. 0 contains 26 large charts covering the whole sky, showing 81,312 single, multiple, and variable stars down to magnitude 8. 5 and 2,700 of the best deep sky objects scattered among them. Includes closeup charts of special areas such as the celestial poles and the Virgo Coma galaxy region. This is the next step up