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by Inglis, Mike
Published 2012
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... -- Chapter 7: Naked-Eye Objects -- Appendix -- Index of Objects...”
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by Beech, Martin
Published 2017
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “...Preface -- Chapter 1- Reading the Sky -- Chapter 2 - In the Eye of the Beholder -- Chapter 3...”
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by Reddy, Francis
Published 2012
Springer New York
“...-eye and binocular observing. It is organized by ease of observation – lunar phases and the brighter...”
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by Magli, Giulio
Published 2020
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “...Introduction -- Part I -- Methods -- Astronomy with the Naked Eye -- Acquiring Data -- Data...”
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by Keel, William C.
Published 2007
Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Table of Contents: “... formation -- Forward to the past—what can new eyes expect to see?...”
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by Abel, Paul G.
Published 2013
Springer New York
“... is somehow more objective and more accurate than the eye, and this has led to a peculiar “crisis of faith...”
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by Barentine, John C.
Published 2021
Springer International Publishing
“... saw it. Is the Ashen Light a trick of the eye? The result of a defective lens? A real scientific event...”
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by Cooke, Antony
Published 2005
Springer London
Table of Contents: “... Neighbourhood in Space: The Milky Way -- The Great Beyond -- Eyes on the Future -- Appendices -- Recommended...”
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by Garfinkle, Robert A.
Published 2020
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “..., Observing the Moon with the Naked Eye, and Through Binoculars -- Crater-Hopping; Observing the Moon on Days...”
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Published 2008
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “... -- The Astronomical Gnomon -- Naked-eye Astronomy for Cultural Astronomers -- Leadership -- Integrating African...”
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by Crossen, Craig, Rhemann, Gerald
Published 2004
Springer Vienna
“... observing guide to the deep-sky objects the mind as well as the eye. Thus Sky Vistas describes how the naked...”
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by Marett-Crosby, Michael
Published 2013
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “...From the Contents: The Eye of the Moon -- Don't Look! - The Sun -- The Ways Stars Work - Ursa Major...”
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by Block, David L., Freeman, Kenneth C.
Published 2008
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “... of Time -- Eyes to the Future: Where Eagles Soar -- Planets Orbiting other Stars -- The Insignificance...”
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by Roach, F. E.
Published 1973
Springer Netherlands
Table of Contents: “.... The Human Eye and Its Adaptation to Low Light Levels -- 1.4. The Night Sky -- References -- Star Counts...”
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by Bagnall, Philip M.
Published 2012
Springer New York
“... the constellation patterns change over time. This book: - describes many stars visible to the naked eye in both...”
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by English, Neil
Published 2017
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “... Ultraviolet Eyes -- Chapter 7: The X-Ray Universe -- Chapter 8: Probing the Microwave Sky -- Chapter 9: Empire...”
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by Borgia, Michael
Published 2006
Springer New York
Table of Contents: “...The Integrated Observing System. Part I:Your Eyes -- The Integrated Observing System. Part II:Your...”
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by Carter, Jamie
Published 2015
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “...Preface -- Part I: The Wide-Eyed View -- January: Where Am I?- February: Soaked in Stars -- March...”
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by Carroll, Michael
Published 2019
Springer International Publishing
Table of Contents: “... Survey through Lenses and Spacecraft Eyes -- Chapter 4: Ceres: The First Ice Dwarf Planet -- Chapter 5...”
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by Webb, Stephen
Published 2024
Springer Nature Switzerland
Table of Contents: “...: unveiling the enigmas of dark matter and dark energy -- New eyes on the universe: pioneering observatories...”