1/1999, Origin of our Solar System

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Hubble's Picturesque Heritage The Hubble Heritage Project will showcase memorable Images of the cosmos ? and you can help NASA decide which objects to feature. By Carolyn Collins Petersen Forging the Planets: The Origin of Our Solar System COVER STORY How did a single star's formation create such an incredible diversity of worlds? By John A. Wood Saga of the Lump: The Pallas Meteorite Journey through time and the Siberian wilderness to the isolated hilltop where one of the most important meteorfites to strike the Earth once lay. By Roy A. Gallant Island Universes from Wright to Hubble You've heard the story. Before Edwin Hubble proved that spiral nebulae are external galaxies, astronomers all thought these fuzzy patches were part of the Milky Way. But don't you believe it! By David Russell A Versatile Equatorial Mount Looking for a lightweight equatorial mount with a variablespeed drive and push-button guiding? Here's one to consider. S&T Test Report 1 By Johnny Horne Pocket-Size Astronomy Tiny computers called personal digital assistants can serve as handy helpers for astronomers. Astronomical Computing By Marek Kozubal William Albrecht: In the Twilight Zone At 81, this Hawaiian amateur is still Boing strong making 75 to 150 variable-star estimates a night. And he is fast approaching his 90,000th observation. Amateur Astronomers By Stephen James O'Meara The Spirit of Hidden Hollow An Ohio community hosts a three-day gathering of astronomy aficionados. Amateur Astronomers By Stephen James O'Meara Little-Known Planetaries January is a time to capture sights of the "Southern 0w!," the "Baby Eskimo," and other neglected planetary nebulae. Observers Log 1 By Jay McNeil 10 Top Telescope Ideas of 1998 Sky & Telescope editors' roundup of the most innovative and thought-provoking creations by amateurs this past year. TelescopeTechniques 1 By Roger W Sinnott News from the Front How do the latest offerings from Fuji and Kodak rate for astrophotography? Here's what one veteran sky shooter thinks. Astro Imaging By Alan Dyer gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren.

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Title
1/1999, Origin of our Solar System
Author
Sky & Telescope (english)
Language
German
Item weight
400 grams

Antiquariat Artemis Lorenz & Lorenz GbR

Leipzig, Germany

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