Titlebook: Unveiling the Universe; An Introduction to A J. E. Zyl Textbook 1996 Springer-Verlag London Limited 1996 astronomy.cosmology.galaxies.instr

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978-1-4471-1260-0Springer-Verlag London Limited 1996

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he complete newcomer to astronomy with a broad picture, covering all aspects - historical, observational, space research methods, cosmology - but it also presents enough more advanced material to enable the really interested student to take matters further. Astronomy is essentially a mathematical sc

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The Visible Night Sky,y at night and were enthralled by the brilliant flickering of the stars. They were not entirely safe because their spaceship “Earth” was subject to dangers from storms, lightning, earthquakes, floods and volcanic eruptions — phenomena which unleashed tremendous power.

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The Dawn of Astronomy,chus who lived on the Greek island of Samos from 320 to 250 BC. He must have known about the ideas of his countryman, Pythagoras, who preceded him by 250 years. But Pythagoras was more interested in pure geometry and the theory of numbers. By a simple application of geometry, Aristarchus was able to