People who start astronomical observations, whether they are unarmed, or through binoculars or telescopes always need substantive support. Astronomy for beginners is a very good guide for people looking for help in observing the night sky. It discusses basic issues in a transparent and elementary way. • the movement of the Earth, time, season
• preparation for observation - time, place
• learning constellations, winter, spring, summer and autumn sky
• observations and phenomena related to the Moon
• solar observation techniques
• planet observations
• observations of deep sky objects
• observation of meteoric swarms, artificial satellites, comets
• optical instruments - binoculars, telescopes, the basics of theory and practical advice
• astronomical installations and their setting
• astrophotography with a camera, webcam, CCD cameras
• digital photo processing in astrophotography
• sky maps Publisher: "DELTA WZ" Publication year: 2010
Format: 170 x 210 mm
Coverage: 200 pages
Binding: soft
Colorful illustrations: yes
Weight: 565 g
ISBN: 978837175749
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