2 edition of framework of astronomy found in the catalog.
framework of astronomy
C. W. Allen
Published
1952
by Published for the college by H.K. Lewis in London
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Written in English
Classifications | |
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LC Classifications | QB51 .A4 |
The Physical Object | |
Pagination | 17 p. |
Number of Pages | 17 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL6165718M |
LC Control Number | 54037039 |
OCLC/WorldCa | 25614273 |
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In that respect, the thesis-by-chapter format may be advantageous, particularly for students pursuing a PhD in the natural sciences, where the research content of a thesis consists of many discrete experiments. The book focuses on "naked-eye" objects, so you don't need telescopes, binoculars or any other equipment to utilize this handy skywatching guide.
~Hanneke Weitering Read an. The book is also very good as discussing amateur astronomy from several points of view, including naked eye observation, binocular viewing and for those owning telescopes. At about pages, the book can easily be read over the period of a week or so with the observer then coming back frequently to use the star charts/5().
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