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Condition: Gut. Gamma-Ray Bursts of Doom COVER STORY Gamma-ray bursts may be the most violent events in the universe. What would happen if one went off just a few thousand light-years from Earth? By Peter J. T Leonard and Jerry T Bonnell Solar Filter Safety With an imminent solar eclipse and solar maximum around the corner, now, s the time to make sure you haue a safe filter for viewing the Sun. By B. Ralph Chou Boldness:The Amateur Sky Survey This joint amateur-professional collaboration will monitor the sky for anything that moves or changes brightness. By Glenn Gombert and Tom Droege The Starlight Xpress MX5 England, s Terry Platt is well known for his maverick CCI camera designs. The latest in his Starlight Xpress series. MX5, will further enhance his reputation. S&T Test Report By Maurice Gavin Computing Like a Professional Peruse the software that professional astronomers use. Astronomical Computing By Peter J. Teuben The Universe Comes to London With more than 4,000 attendees, three floors of vende:and two days of talks, the European AstroFest rivals tz best amateur conventions in America. Amateur Astronomers By Timothy Lyster Gems of Camelopardalis Among the sky, s menagerie of constellations, the Gira I offen overlooked by deep-sky observers. Yet this large. :. northern region has mang showpieces to offer. Observer, s Log 1 By Susan C. French The Enduring Legacy of Henry Fitz A band of dedicated amateurs rescues a piece of astrc:: ical history from oblivion. Telescope Techniques By Joseph P. Zuraw and um Zebrowski ) CCD5, Small Scopes, and the Urban Amateur Learn how one Italian skywatcher probes the sky wiC small telescope and CCD camera from his rooftop ir town center. Astro Imaging By Gianluca Masi Spectrum Time warp. By Leif J. Robinson Focal Point A forum for irreproducible results. By Henry Cordova Letters 50 & 25 Years Ago Star Trails The rules of the game. By David H. Levy S&T Newswire Late-breaking astronomy and space news. News Notes Recasting the search for alien signals. Mission Update Space astronomy and planetary exploration. By Jonathan McDowell Rambling Through the Skies The so-called Chinese zodiac has more to do with Jupiter than with constellations. By E. C. Krupp Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Sky Winter, s Sparkling Stars and Clusters Northern Hemisphere Sky Map Binocular Highlight: Open Cluster M52 Sun, Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map By Fred Schaaf The February 26th Eclipse of the Sun A partial eclipse will entrance skywatchers across much of the Americas. Here, s how to watch safely. 3, _plan M. MacRobert Planetary Occultations for 1998 Rarer than their lunar counterparts, occultations by asteroids, planets, and their satellites are not to be missed. Bv David W Dunham SkyWise By Jay Ryan Astronomy Online Return of the darkened Sun. By Stuart J. Goldman Software Showcase Books & Beyond Sagan, s sagacious legacy. Observer, s Notebook Solar activity an the upswing. By Dennis di Cicco gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. The Diversity of Planetary Systems COVER Planets have been found orbiting at least nine starr beyond our solar System. They, re not what astronomers expected. By Geoffrey Marcy and R. Paul Butler 30 Doradus: Birth of a Star Cluster The Large Magellanic Cloud is home to the most massive star-forming region known in any Local Group galaxy, including the Milky Way itself. By Georges Meylan and Bernhard Brandl When Galaxies Collide A spectacular Hubble Space Telescope image of the Antennae provides welcome fodder for theories of galaxy interactions. By Joshua Roth Pocono, s Equatorial Camera Mount Veteran and novice astrophotographers alike will find a multitude of applications for this new tracking camera mount. S&T Test Report 1 By Johnny Horne The Moon and the Boston Massacre Brought out by a bright Moon, American colonists and British soldiers clashed in the streets of Boston, leaving five dead. Astronomical Computing By Donald W Olson, Russell L. Doescher, and Jennifer L. Garrett Walking Tours of the Solar System Scale models in the Swiss Alps and eastern United States make the solar System accessible to the public. Amateur Astronomers By Edwin L. Aguirre and Timothy Lyster The Sun: An Observing Primer The Sun has begun a new and potentially great cycle of activity. Here, s how to make your own reliable record of solar events. Observer, s Log By Harold Hill The Eye of the Island Washington, s Bainbridge Island is now home to a 27-inch telescope. Telescope Techniques By bAnn Davis Spectrum Amateurs have responsibilities. By Leif J. Robinson Focal Point I Have Loved the Stars Too Fondly. By Don Barnes Letters 50 & 25 Years Ago Star Trails When superstition rules. By David H. Levy search & discovery S&T Newswire Late-breaking astronomy and space news. News Notes Thank the Moon you, re here. Mission Update Space astronomy and planetary exploration. By Jonathan McDowell Rambling Through the Skies This month Mercury reaches its best evening apparition of the year. By E. C. Krupp Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Sky Spring Stars an the Rise Northern Hemisphere Sky Map Binocular Highlights: M81 and M82 Sun, Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map By Fred Schaaf The Moon Occults Aldebaran and Jupiter Two of the sky, s brightest objects will vanish behind the Moon this month. By Alan M. MacRobert Amateurs Find a Bright New Cepheid Amateur groups in Spain and Germany have identified a binocular Cepheid. Use this guide to find it yourself. By Alan M. MacRobert SkyWise By Jay Ryan gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. What, s a Blue Moon? The trendy definition of blue Moon as the second full Moon in a month can be traced to a mistake in Sky & Telescope. Fifty-three years later, we set the record straight! By Donald W Olson, Richard Tresch Fienberg, and Roger W Sinnott The Rise and Fall of Quasars 1 COVER STORY Astronomers are on the verge of unraveling the mystery of these cosmic powerhouses. By G. Mark Voit Pluto Reconsidered What exactly did Clyde Tombaugh discover in 1930 a planet, a planet wannabe, or the Kuiper Belt, s top dog? By J. Kelly Beatty Gamma-Ray Burst Hunters Catch a Whopper A brief, titanic explosion some 9 billion light-years away flared as bright as 9th magnitude on January 23rd. There, s a chance we may see this saure event a second time. A Hot Telescope Gets Even Hotter Meade, s reinvention of the ETX features a brain that provides capabilities never before seen in a small telescope. S&T Test Report By Dennis di Cicco Pillars in the Sky Atmospheric diamond dust can produce towers of light in the heavens. Astronomical Computing 1 By Rodney Kubesh An Eccentric of the Very Best Kind Meet George Alcock, a retired schoolteacher from England who is internationally renowned for his visual discoveries of five comets and five novae. Amateur Astronomers 1 By Kay Williams Refractor Red Meets the Herschel 400 Explore the faint and the fabulous with the little telescope that could. Observer, s Log 1 By Jay Reynolds Freeman A Simplified Hyperbolic Astrograph Find out how you can banish coma from your astro images. Telescope Techniques 1 By Alejandro Di Baja Going to the Limit The work of a Canadian amateur proves that backyard observers can look deeper than professionals could only a generation ago. Astro Imaging 1 By Bradley E. Schaefer Spectrum Everyone, s telescope. By Leif J. Robinson Focal Point Amateur of the century. By Edmund Fortier Letters 50 & 25 Years Ago Star Trails Imager of the sky. By David H. Levy Rambling Through the Skies The bear necessities of the northern sky. By E. C. Krupp Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Evening Sky Springtime Sights Near and Far Northern Hemisphere Sky Map Binocular Highlight: Globular Cluster M3 Sun, Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map A Blizzard of Asteroids On any clear night you can see scores of minor planets with a small telescope. Here, s how. By Roger W Sinnott Uranus and Neptune in 1999 Bluish Neptune is in Capricornus, just two binocular fields west of Uranus. By Roger W Sinnott The Moon Occults Regulus The first-quarter Moon passes in front of the Lion, s Heart 011 May 21st. By Alan M. MacRobert SkyWise By Jay Ryan gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. 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 Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. The Future of the Universe COVER STORY Almost nothing is forever. The cosmos will be a very different place 10, 4 years from now, and it will be alien indeed in 10100 years. By Fred C. Adams and Gregory Laughlin The Triumphant Turnaround of Mars Global Surveyor The saga of its damaged solar panel a fading memory, the orbiter has a revamped schedule that is gently shepherding the traft toward success. By Samantha Parker Sharper Images Through Video With off-the-shelf video equipment, a novel imaging method can extract diffraction-limited performance from backyard telescopes. By Ron Dantowitz Reincarnation of a Classic They played a major role in launching the deep-sky observing revolution that swept through amateur astronomy in the 1980s. Now the low-cost Odyssey telescopes are back, and they, re better than ever. 5&r Test Report By Sue and Alan French Satellite-Tracking Sampler Keep tabs an thousands of Earth-orbiting satellites. Astronomical Computing By Dan Laszlo The Outer Limits The Texas Star Party celebrates 20 glorious years of deep-sky observing. Amateur Astronomers By Stephen James O, Meara Seeking Summer, s Dark Nebulae From the Great Rift to Herschel, s Hole in the Heavens, there, s more to interstellar dust than meets the eye. Observer, s Log 1 By Alan Whitman Teaching an Old Dob New Tricks Souping up your Dobsonian telescope for optimum performance is easier than you think. Telescope Techniques By Gary Seronik Rambling Through the Skies Women at risk. By E. C. Krupp Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Sky Lanterns Along the Sun, s Way Northern Hemisphere Sky Map Binocular Highlight: The Dumbbell Nebula Sun. Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map Perseids in the Moonlight Here, s what to expect from this year, s Perseid meteor showei By Alan M. MacRobert The Cygnus Baseball Diamond A little asterism in the celestial swan evokes images of a ballgame. By Alan M. MacRobert t SkyWise By Jay Ryan gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. A Master Plan for Mars NASA has gotten serious about exploring the red planet, with plans to send spacecraft there every two years throughout the next decade. By Leonard David Visions of Mars See the red planet as you, ve never viewed it before through the trained eyes of a planetary geologist. By Michael C. Malin Microbes in a Martian Meteorite? An Update an the Controversy In August 1996 NASA researchers said they had found possible signs of fossil bacteria in a rock from Mars. Since then the rock has been the focus of intense study, and proof seems ever more elusive. By Allan Treiman A Pair of High-Performance Maksutovs When it comes to price and optical quality, these Russian catadioptric telescopes are an outstanding value. S&T Test Report By Alan Dyer Wishful Thinking What do you want your astronomical software to do today? Astronomical Computing By Stuart J. Goldman Comet Awards and Their Social Impact Droves of amateurs probe the depths of the sky every clear, moonless night in search of comets and a shot at fame and fortune. Amateur Astronomers By Stephen James O, Meara i The Colors of Mars: Reality and Illusion Red, orange, brown: just what color is the red planet? Observer, s Log By Thomas Dobbins and William Sheehan A Flying Dobsonian Can a large-aperture Dobsonian telescope really fly? If it, s lightweight and compact it can. Telescope Techniques By lack Gelfand Rambling Through the Skies Blaming the Moon. By E. C. Krupp Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Sky New Beginnings Northern Hemisphere Sky Map Binocular Highlight: U and V Hydrae Sun, Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map The Red Planet Is Back Mars is now bigger and brighter than it, s been in almost a decade. Our observing guide tells you all you need to know. By Daniel M. Troiani Comet LINEAR, s Odd Motion Currently near the celestial pole is a telescopic comet that will slow to a stop literally. By Roger W Sinnott Crescent Moon and Aldebaran The year, s most spectacular lunar occultation for the Midwest and West takes place Sunday evening, April 18th. SkyWise By Jay Ryan gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. Mars Global Surveyor: You Ain, t Seen Nothin, Yet Early data from Mars Global Surveyor suggest that the mission is off to an enticing start. By Samantha Parker Crisis at Eta Carinae? COVER STORY If predictions hold true, an impending event an Eta Garinae may give astronomers the key they need to unlock this star, s mysteries. By Kris Davidson The Lives of Binary Stars: From Birth to Death and Beyond (Part II) Pair starr up, and some of the most energetic and unusual events in the universe take place before your eyes. By Icko Iben Jr. and Alexander V Tutukov Skygazer, s Almanac, North and South For the first time in 57 years our annual Skygazer, s Almanac comes in three different versions for observers in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres. By Alan M. MacRobert S&T Test Report The Virgo T&T Bino-Mount Binoculars are wonderful for scanning the night sky, especially when the viewing is relaxed and steady just what you get with this binocular mount. By Gary Seronik Brocchi, s Cluster Revealed The Hipparcos satellite helps unveil a well-known asterism, s true character. By Brian A. Skiff Observer, s Log O, Neill, s Bridge Remembered For a brief period in the 1950s the Moon was believed to possess a natural bridge of enormous proportions. By Thomas A. Dobbins and Richard M. Baum A Modified Gregorian Telescope Looking for a telescope-making project to tackle? Why not try this unique, innovative design? By Robert J. Magee Astro Imaging Eclipse Photography in the Digital Age Subtle coronal details emerge when digital-processing techniques are applied to easily obtained eclipse photographs. By Gerald L. Pellett Rambling Through the Skies Last July saw two starkly contrasting celebrations of the wonders and mysteries of space. By E. C. Krupp Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Sky Bright Bones of the Winter Sky Northern Hemisphere Sky Map Binocular Highlight: Clusters in Auriga Sun, Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map By Fred Schaaf A Star-Hop in the Heart of Orion Take a deeper Look into Orion, s splendors than you ever thought possible with a small telescope. By Alan M. MacRobert Lunar Occultation Highlights for 1998 Mark your celestial calendar for at least the better occultations this year there, ll be many opportunities. By David W Dunham SkyWise By Jay Ryan gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. Front-Cover Photo Spiral Galaxy NGC 1232 Always My Boss Robinson, Leif J. Focal Point Seeing the Unseen Schilling, Govert How to Collect Geostationary Satellites Young, Jim Young, Karen More Ways to Sunwatch Winkler, William Astronomers Declare New Variable-Star Class Hubble Details Galaxy Duo Galaxy Bars Seen Edge On Close-Call Meteorite Yields Primordial Water Light Speed Is Colorblind Is Dark Matter Just Plain Hydrogen? Seafloor Stardust? A Different Wobble for Upsilon Andromedae White Dwarfs in the Milky Way, s Outer Halo Another Sign of the Milky Way, s Bar Crash Yields No Lunar Water A Planet Orbiting a Binary Star? Piercing the Crab, s Heart Stellar Quadruplets Put Theories to the Test The Dark Planet of Tau Boötis Mission Update Mission Update McDowell, Jonathan Where the Astronomers Are: A Stagnant Century Heck, André The 10 Most Inspiring Images of the Century Robinson, Leif J. Looking Backward: Themes of 20th-Century Astronomy Trimble, Virginia Six 8-Inch Dobsonians MacRobert, Alan M. Sizing Up the Secondary Mirror New Product Showcase New Product Showcase Our Worlds: The Magnetism and Thrill of Planetary Exploration, by S. Alan Stern, ed. Beatty, J. Kelly Seven Wonders of the Cosmos, by Jayant V. Narlikar Mitchell, Jacqueline Seabury Carl Sagan: A Life in the Cosmos, by William Poundstone Carl Sagan: A Life, by Keay Davidson The Astronomical Almanac for the Year 2000, Nautical Almanac Office The Astronomical Pocket Diary 2000, by Norbert Haley The Handbook of the British Astronomical Association 2000, by Jacqueline Mitton, ed. Observer, s Handbook 2000, by Roy L. Bishop, ed. MPO2000, by Bwd Publishing 2000 Comet Handbook, by Syuichi Nakano and Daniel W. E. Green, eds. Astronomical Yearbook 2000, by Andrew Yen, ed. Astronomical Calendar 2000, by Guy Ottewell Amateur Astronomy in Jordan Odeh, Mohammad Shawkat Wyoming, s First Star Summit Petersen, Carolyn Collins Bruner, Marilyn Acton, Loren W. Ogawara, Yoshiaki Star Trails: A Sunrise Total Eclipse Levy, David H. Rambling Through the Skies The Big Room Krupp, E. C. Orion, s Mighty Stellar Retinue Schaaf, Fred Northern Hemisphere, s Sky Binocular Highlight Seronik, Gary Small-Scope Sampler A Hero, s Quest French, Sue The Sun, Moon, and Planets in January Schaaf, Fred Light-Pollution Notes: Triumphs and Heartbreak Schaaf, Fred Southern Hemisphere, s Sky Schaaf, Fred Awesome Eclipse of the Moon, An An Awesome Eclipse of the Moon O, Meara, Stephen James Lunar Occultation Highlights for 2000 Dunham, David W. Box: A Date with Delta2 Tauri Gault, David Date with Delta2 Tauri, A SkyWise: Welcome to the Future Ryan, Jay Calendar Notes You, Your Weather, and Your Skies Gross, Todd How to Predict Seeing Douglass, Eric J. Deep-Sky Notebook Freeman, Jay Reynolds Lunar Notebook Wood, Charles A. Observer, s Log Observer, s Notebook Seronik, Gary Telescope Techniques A Magic Box Solar Telescope Virag, Pal Astro Imaging Thoughts on High-Resolution Imaging Legault, Thierry Big Dipper Alongside Church Steeple Wehler, Randall Baker Lake Aurora Clark Jr., Wade B. All-Sky Milky Way Wang, Wei-Hao Shuttle Reentry Over Rocket Exhibit Zemba, Brian Milky Way Starscape Schad, Jerry First-Quarter Moon Collart, Michel gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. ,Front-Cover Photo,Leonid Meteor Storm, Numazawa, Shigemi , Godspeed, John Glenn! , Robinson, Leif J. , Focal Point,A Near-Space Experience, Rowan, Patrick , Country, Fisher, Fred , Hunting for Extrasolar Earths, ,News Notes,Orbiting Radio Telescope Enters Second Year of Service, ,Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan ,Feature,The Night of Raining Fire, Sanderson, Richard H. ,Feature,The Return of the Leonid Meteors, Rao, Joe ,Feature,Box: Photographing Meteors, MacRobert, Alan M. ,Feature,Box: Is a Taurid Outburst Due?, MacRobert, Alan M. Feature,Eyewitness View: First Sight for a Glass Giant, Tarenghi, Massimo ,Feature,First Glimpses from Cerro Paranal, Goldman, Stuart J. S&T Test Report,Better Resolution Through Technology, Hanon, David New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, Astronomical Computing,The Stars of Hamlet, ,Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: New and Improved!, Goldman, Stuart J. ,Books & Beyond,More Questions and Answers, ,Books & Beyond, Cosmos: Voyage Through the Universe, by Montparnasse Multimedia , Mosley, John E. ,Amateur Astronomers,The Ghost Book of Manchester, Amateur Astronomers,Prediscovery Observations of Uranus, ,Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: When Amateurs Turn Pro, Levy, David H. Rambling Through the Skies,Celestial Kings, Krupp, E. C. Guide to the Evening Sky ,The Bright and Dark of Autumn, Schaaf, Fred Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, MacRobert, Alan M. Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in November , Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Light-Pollution Notes: What, s the Sky For?, Schaaf, Fred Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred ,Celestial Calendar,Tracking Comet Giacobini-Zinner, MacRobert, Alan M. ,Celestial Calendar,Ceres and Ganymed, ,Celestial Calendar,Calendar Notes, ,Celestial Calendar,SkyWise: The Shadows of Quadrature, Ryan, Jay , Observer, s Log,The Mountains of the Moon, Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: The New Wilson Comet Award, Johnson, Rebecca A. , ,Astro Imaging,Astrophotography with a Twist, Hallas, Tony , Hallas, Daphne Astro Imaging,A Picture Window View, di Cicco, Dennis , gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. Front-Cover Photo,Cat, s Eye Nebula, Spectrum,By the Light of the Moon, Robinson, Leif J. Focal Point,A Wide-Field View from the Bridge, Green, Jane E. Letters,Taurus the Ram and Aries the Bull?, Harris, Ray News Notes,Snapshots of the Earliest Galaxies?, News Notes,The Changing Face of America, s Planetariums, News Notes,Second-Guessing a Black Hole, s Spin, Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan ,Feature,Stellar Metamorphosis, Kwok, Sun ,Feature,The Dynamic Lives of Globular Clusters, Djorgovski, S. George ,Feature,The Journey Back to the Source, Dressler, Alan M. ,New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, ,Astronomical Computing,Software And Chart Synthesis, Goldman, Stuart J. Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: Cruising the Club Scene, Goldman, Stuart J. ,Books & Beyond, The Dobsonian Telescope, : A Practical Manual for Building Large Aperture Telescopes, by David Kriege and Richard Berry , Vogt, John Books & Beyond, The Deep Sky: An Introduction, by Philip S. Harrington , Abrams, Bernard ,Books & Beyond, Skywatching, by David Levy , Mosley, John E. ,Amateur Astronomers,Our Cataclysmic-Variable Network, Patterson, Joseph O. ,Amateur Astronomers,StarDate Turns 20, ,Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: Mapper of the Sky, Levy, David H. ,Rambling Through the Skies,Pioneer Spirit, Krupp, E. C. Guide to the Evening Sky ,Crisp Nights and Sparkling Skies, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, MacRobert, Alan M. ,Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in October , Schaaf, Fred , ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,The Near Sky: Halos of Unusual Radius, Schaaf, Fred , Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred , Celestial Calendar,A Surprise October Meteor Shower, Rao, Joe , ,Celestial Calendar,Giacobinid Showers Past and Present, Celestial Calendar,Looking Ahead, Observer, s Log,Le Verrier, s Wild Geese, Sheehan, William , Dobbins, Thomas A. ,Observer, s Log,Bird Watching, Dobbins, Thomas A. , Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: A Changing Jovian Landscape, Roth, Joshua , ,Telescope Making,Tele-Tips, Matthies, Fred , ,Telescope Techniques,Pipe Mount and Storage Rack for a C90, Lerner, Charles , ,Gallery,Scorpius-Ophiuchus Region, Rhemann, Gerald , Kersche, Franz gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. Front-Cover Photo,Gibbous Moon, ,Spectrum,When Amateurs Meet, Robinson, Leif J. , ,Focal Point,A Trail to the Sky, Cokinos, Christopher , Letters,The Necessity of Astronomy Clubs, Davis, Jeremy News Notes,Celestial Survey Sees First Light, ,News Notes,Directly Detecting the Universe, s Deceleration, ,Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan Feature,Ten Dark-Sky Years, Levy, David H. ,Feature,Box: Why Low-Pressure Sodium Works, Levy, David H. Feature, Box: Small Steps, Giant Leaps , Levy, David H. Feature,Cosmic Yardsticks: Supernovae and the Fate of the Universe, Finkbeiner, Ann K. Feature,Box: A Supernova Chaser, s Story, Burtnyk, Kimberly Feature,NASA, s New Moon, Foust, Jeffrey A. Images,True Color Image of Centaurus A, Parker, Samantha ,S&T Test Report,A Sharp Scope for People on the Go, Cook, Chris Astronomical Computing,A Rainbow, s Extra Arcs, Kubesh, Rodney J. Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: In Search of Darkness, Goldman, Stuart J. New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, ,Books & Beyond, Ripples on a Cosmic Sea: The Search for Gravitational Waves, by David Blair and Geoff McNamara , Petersen, Carolyn Collins Books & Beyond, The Year-Round Messier Marathon Field Guide, by Harvard C. Pennington , Seronik, Gary Books & Beyond, Comet Explorer, by Cyanogen Productions, Inc. , Mosley, John E. Books & Beyond,Software Update, Mosley, John E. Amateur Astronomers,Dark Nights Are SAFE Nights, O, Meara, Stephen James Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: Protector of the Night Sky, Levy, David H. ,Rambling Through the Skies,Moonlit Highways, Krupp, E. C. Guide to the Evening Sky ,Summer Triangle Pointers, Schaaf, Fred Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, MacRobert, Alan M. Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in September , Schaaf, Fred , Guide to the Evening Sky ,Light-Pollution Notes: IDA, s Next 10 Years and You, Schaaf, Fred , Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred , Celestial Calendar,Double Stars of Cepheus, Haas, Sissy , Celestial Calendar,The Moons of Uranus and Neptune, MacRobert, Alan M. , Celestial Calendar,The Moon Occults Aldebaran, MacRobert, Alan M. , Abell, George O. Observer, s Log,Saturn, s Enigmatic Crepe Ring, Dobbins, Thomas A. , Sheehan, William Observer, s Log,The Ring Revealed, di Cicco, Dennis , Telescope Techniques,An Unusual Observatory Design, Jamieson, Scott , Astro Imaging,Automated Step-Focus Astrophotography, Piini, Ernie , Gallery,Observatory and Sunset, Kolar, Ales gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. 1998,7,8,Spectrum,Ashes to Ashes . . ., Robinson, Leif J. , 1998,7,10,Focal Point,My Rubbertown Roots, Medkeff, Jeff , News Notes,Bursting Gamma Rays Cross Visible Universe, Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan Feature,Fleeting Expectations: The Tale of an Asteroid, Scotti, James V. Feature,Mars Pathfinder: Better Science?, Bell, Jim Feature,Shigemi Numazawa, s Universe, Aguirre, Edwin L. ,Images,Brilliant Colors in Scorpius and Ophiuchus, Parker, Samantha ,S&T Test Report,Digital Desktop Darkroom, East, George H. ,New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, Computers in Astronomy,Observing from the Red Planet, Adkins, Jeffery Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: Where, s All the Funny Stuff?, Goldman, Stuart J. Books & Beyond,Stars of the First People, Krupp, E. C. ,Books & Beyond, Astronomy Before the Telescope, by Christopher Walker, ed. , Chapman, Allan ,Books & Beyond, Stars and Stories, by Wildridge Software, Inc. , Mosley, John E. Amateur Astronomers,A World of Astronomy News, O, Meara, Stephen James ,Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: The Man on the Moon, Levy, David H. ,Rambling Through the Skies,America, s National Bird, Krupp, E. C. Guide to the Evening Sky ,The Summer Deeps, Schaaf, Fred Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, MacRobert, Alan M. Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in July , Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Light-Pollution Notes: Hours of Deep Night, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred ,Celestial Calendar,Deep-Sky Hunting in Hercules, French, Sue Celestial Calendar,The Double-Double, s Double, Palagonia, Peter 106,Observer, s Log,A New Kind of Corona, Piikki, Jari ,Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: April, s Double Occultation, di Cicco, Dennis ,Telescope Techniques,A New Window on the Universe, Schweighauser, Charles A. Astro Imaging,Astrophotography to Go, Matheson, Tom ,Astro Imaging,Box: Preparations, Matheson, Tom Gallery,Orion Setting Behind Natural Land Bridge, Guenther, Larry D. gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. ,Front-Cover Photo,Radio Telescope, Cook, Lynette , ,Spectrum,A Death in the Family, Robinson, Leif J. , Focal Point,Respecting Mauna Kea, Peek, Tom , News Notes,Radio Astronomers Wary As Iridium Service Nears, News Notes,The Eagle Nebula, s Extragalactic Twin, News Notes,Seeking Supernova Precursors, News Notes,How Jupiter, s Rings Are Generated, Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan ,Feature,The Moon Rediscovered, Foust, Jeffrey A. Feature,The Chance of Finding Aliens: Reevaluating the Drake Equation, Schilling, Govert ,Feature,SETI Searches Today, LePage, Andrew J. , MacRobert, Alan M. Feature,Box: SETI Effectiveness Compared, LePage, Andrew J. , MacRobert, Alan M. Feature,Habitable Moons, LePage, Andrew J. , ,Feature,Box: Zones of Habitability, LePage, Andrew J. , Feature,25 Hot New Products of 1998, Feature,Meteors That Changed the World, Schaefer, Bradley E. , ,New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, ,Computers in Astronomy,Confronting the Year 2000, Goldman, Stuart J. , ,Computers in Astronomy, Astronomy Online: E.T., Login, Please , Goldman, Stuart J. , Books & Beyond, 40 Nights to Knowing the Sky, by Fred Schaaf , Chester, Geoffrey R. , ,Books & Beyond, Seeing Stars: The Night Sky Through Small Telescopes, by Chris Kitchin and Robert W. Forrest , Roth, Joshua , Books & Beyond,Software Update, Mosley, John E. ,Rambling Through the Skies,Starry Fish in the Firmament, Krupp, E. C. Guide to the Evening Sky ,Lines in the Water of Time, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, MacRobert, Alan M. ,Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in December , Schaaf, Fred Guide to the Evening Sky ,The Near Sky: A Mystery Haze, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred ,Celestial Calendar,A Dwarf Nova Near M31, ,Celestial Calendar,December, s Generous Geminids, Roth, Joshua Celestial Calendar,Last-Minute Leonid Alert, ,Celestial Calendar,Calendar Notes, ,Celestial Calendar,SkyWise: Latest Sunrise Earliest Sunrise, Ryan, Jay ,Observer, s Log,Another Approach to Drawing Planets, Chaffee, Dan ,Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: Sunrise Annularity, Seronik, Gary Telescope Techniques,Custom Trailer for a 17 1/2-inch Scope, Thurlow, William Telescope Techniques,Joys of a Telescope on a Deck, Silvestri, Larry , ,Astro Imaging,True-Color CCD Imaging, Kelly Al, Richard Berry , Grafton, Ed , Shaw, Chuck ,Gallery,Large Magellanic Cloud, Gleason, John , gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. ,Spectrum,Everyone, s Telescope, Robinson, Leif J. ,Focal Point,Amateur of the Century, Fortier, Edmund ,News Notes,Subaru Sees First Light, News Notes,Pinpointing the Source of the Solar Wind, News Notes,A Predilection for Planets?, ,News Notes, Rounding Up Extragalactis Stellar Stragglers , ,News Notes,A Distant Star, s Supergiant Shell, News Notes,Mushroom in the Milky Way, Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan , Feature,What, s a Blue Moon?, Olson, Donald W. , Fienberg, Richard Tresch , Sinnott, Roger W. ,Feature,Box: Blue-Moon Fever, Olson, Donald W. , Fienberg, Richard Tresch , Sinnott, Roger W. ,Feature,The Rise and Fall of Quasars, Voit, G. Mark , ,Feature,Pluto Reconsidered, Beatty, J. Kelly , ,Feature,Box: Publicity and Concensus in 1930, Beatty, J. Kelly , ,Feature,Box: The Status of Pluto: A Clarification, Andersen, Johannes , ,Feature,Gamma-Ray Burst Hunters Catch a Whopper, MacRobert, Alan M. , S&T Test Report, A Hot Telescope Gets Even Hotter , di Cicco, Dennis , New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, ,Computers in Astronomy,Pillars in the Sky, Kubesh, Rodney J. ,Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: Grow Your Own Halo, Goldman, Stuart J. ,Books & Beyond, Atlas der Sternbilder: Ein Astronomischer wegweiser in Photographien, by Eckard Slawik and Uwe Reichart , Dobbins, Thomas A. ,Books & Beyond, The Messier Objects, by Stephan James O, Meara , Fox, Don M. ,Books & Beyond, Newton, s Aquarium, by Shawn Laclaire , Mosley, John E. ,Amateur Astronomers,An Eccentric of the Very Best Kind, Williams, Kay ,Amateur Astronomers,Lucian J. Kemble (1922-1999), ,Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: Imager of the Sky, Levy, David H. ,Amateur Astronomers,Astronomy Day 1999, Rambling Through the Skies,Bear Country, Krupp, E. C. ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Springtime Sights Near and Far, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, Seronik, Gary ,Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in May , Schaaf, Fred Guide to the Evening Sky ,The Near Sky: Planet Coronas - and Pillars?, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred ,Celestial Calendar,A Blizzard of Asteroids, Sinnott, Roger W. ,Celestial Calendar,Uranus and Neptune in 1999, Sinnott, Roger W. ,Celestial Calendar,The Moon Occults Regulus, MacRobert, Alan M. ,Observer, s Log,Refractor Red Meets the Herschel 400, Freeman, Jay Reynolds Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: An Aussie Annular Eclipse, Seronik, Gary Telescope Techniques,A Simplified Hyperbolic Astrograph, Di Baja, Alejandro Astro Imaging,Going to the Limit, Schaefer, Bradley E. ,Astro Imaging,Getting the Exposure, Boltwood, Paul Gallery,Orion, s Nebulosities, Ueda, Takekaru , gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. Front-Cover Photo,Backyard Astronomers, Spectrum,Binocular Buying Fun, Robinson, Leif J. , ,Focal Point,Focus on Young Astronmers, ,News Notes,An Explanation for Cometary X-rays, Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan , ,Feature,Buying the Best Telescope, Dyer, Alan , ,Feature,The Lives of Stars: From Birth to Death and Beyond (Part 1), Iben Jr., Icko , Tutukov, Alexander V. Feature,Galileo in Retrospect, Goldman, Stuart J. , Feature, Europa: Distant Ocean, Hidden Life? , Carroll, Michael W. , ,S&T Test Report,The Sovietski 6-inch Newtonian Reflector, East, George H. , ,S&T Test Report,Clock-Drive Modifications, di Cicco, Dennis , ,New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, ,Computers in Astronomy,An Asteroid, s Remarkable Orbit, Meeus, Jean , ,Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: Two Rich Resources, Goldman, Stuart J. Books & Beyond, Views of the Solar System, by Calvin J. Hamilton , Mosley, John E. ,Amateur Astronomers,Mount Kobau Magic, Seronik, Gary ,Amateur Astronomers,Stars Over Starfest, Lyster, Timothy A. Amateur Astronomers,Hubble, s Universe in Stamps, Aguirre, Edwin L. ,Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: The Ansel Adams of the Sky, Levy, David H. Rambling Through the Skies,Dollar Days, Krupp, E. C. ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,The Sky at Winter, s Arrival, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, MacRobert, Alan M. Guide to the Evening Sky , The Sun, Moon, and Planets in December , Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky , The Near Sky: A Halo Puzzle, Part 2 , Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred , ,Celestial Calendar,The Dwarf Nova U Geminorum, Isles, John [E.] , ,Celestial Calendar,The Moon Occults Saturn and Aldebaran, MacRobert, Alan M. , Celestial Calendar,Vesta Hides Southeast of Saturn, Observer, s Log,Observing Meteors on Your FM Dial, Gebhardt, Philip , Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: Solar-System Happenings, di Cicco, Dennis , Astro Imaging,Measuring the Sky with CCDs, di Cicco, Dennis , gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. ,Front-Cover Photo,Jupiter, s Satellite Io, ,Spectrum,Tweaks Here and There, Robinson, Leif J. ,Focal Point,Star Party Crasher, Kirkland, Gordon News Notes,Bok Globules in Another Galaxy, News Notes,Three-Planet Solar System Discovered, News Notes,Record-Setting Redshift Survey, News Notes,Updating the Fate of the Universe, ,News Notes,The Measure of Eros, Mission Update,Mission Update, McDowell, Jonathan Feature,The Life of a Neutron Star, Winn, Joshua N. ,Feature,Galileo: An Image Gallery III, Beatty, J. Kelly Feature,An Interconnected Universe? Exploring the Topology of the Cosmos, Falk, Dan ,S&T Test Report,Solar Filters: Which Is Best?, MacRobert, Alan M. ,S&T Test Report,More Magnification for Observing, East, George H. ,S&T Test Report,Less Magnification for Photography, Cook, Chris ,New Product Showcase,New Product Showcase, S&T Test Report,Under One Roof, Hanon, David ,Computers in Astronomy,Screen Shot: Planet Earth, Mosley, John E. ,Computers in Astronomy,Astronomy Online: Views and Reviews, Goldman, Stuart J. ,Software Showcase,Software Showcase, ,Books & Beyond, The Night Sky Observer, s Guide, by George Robert Kepple and Glen W. Sanner , Johnson, Lee ,Books & Beyond, Sky Atlas 2000.0, Second Edition, by Wil Tirion and Roger W. Sinnott , Hewitt-White, Kenneth ,Amateur Astronomers,A Unique Temple to the Sun, O, Meara, Stephen James Amateur Astronomers,Star Trails: A Teaching Pioneer, Levy, David H. Rambling Through the Skies,Fish Tail, Krupp, E. C. Guide to the Evening Sky ,Summer, s Battling Constellations, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Northern Hemisphere, s Sky, ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Binocular Highlight, Seronik, Gary ,Small-Scope Sampler,Cuddling Up to the Scorpion, French, Sue ,Stars & Planets,Stars & Planets, Schaaf, Fred ,Guide to the Evening Sky ,Exotic Names and Effects, Guide to the Evening Sky ,Southern Hemisphere, s Sky, Schaaf, Fred ,Celestial Calendar,July, s Partial Eclipse of the Moon, Sinnott, Roger W. ,Observer, s Log,An Amateur, s Night on Mount Wilson, Nakamoto, David ,Observer, s Log,Deep-Sky Notebook, Whitman, Alan ,Observer, s Log,Lunar Notebook, Wood, Charles A. ,Observer, s Log,Observer, s Notebook: Mars Takes Center Stage, Seronik, Gary ,Telescope Techniques,New Twist on Tilted-Mirror Telescopes, Francis, John ,Astro Imaging,Imaging Totality, Aguirre, Edwin L. ,Gallery,Scorpius Complex I, Stecker, Michael gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. At the Hearts of Barred Galaxies Seemingly immutable, barred spirals may merely be fleeting stages in the dynamic lives of galaxies. By Pierre Martin and Daniel Friedli Eyewitness to Stellar Evolution COVER STORY Most stars age gradually, taking millions or billions of years to Show permanent change. But a few have been caught in the midst of life crises. By James B. Kaler Awaiting the Storm A meteor shower or a meteor storm: what, s in store for this November, s Leonids? By Joe Rao Once in a Blue Moon From the Middle Ages to the game of Trivial Pursuit, a folklorist explores the meanings of blue Moon. By Philip Hiscock High-Tech Newtonian Collimation Tool Projecting a reticle display along with its central beam, this laser collimator offers unique advantages over the competition. S&T Test Report By Alan French Sentinel of the Sky Armed with a modest telescope and CCD camera, Tucson amateur Roy A. Tucker joins the ranks of professional astronomers who have discovered near-Earth objects. Amateur Astronomers 1 By Edwin L. Aguirre ) Quintets, Sextets, and Septets: Exploring Hickson Compact Groups Dive Jeep into the spring sky to vier distant galaxy clusters from your backyard. Observer, s Log By Steve Gottlieb 0 Woodshop Telescopes if you think you need a complete machine Shop to make good-looking telescopes. think again. TelescopeTechfliqUeS Bv Chuck Hards 9 Warming Up to Digital Imaging A long-time amateur astronomer finds more ways than one to warm up to today, s electronic picture-taking. Astro Imaging By James Hannon 87 Rambling Through the Skies Canopus, s bong legacy of nautical and celestial navigation By E. C. Krupp 90 Sky & Telescope, s Guide to the Sky Welcoming the Stars of Spring Northern Hemisphere S Map Binocular Highlight: Three Shields of Orion Sun, Moon, and Planets Southern Hemisphere Sky Map 100 Hunting for Equilateral Triple Stars How to find a dozen eye-catching triangles in the skr. By Roger W. Sinnott 106 SkyWise By Jay Ryan gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Condition: Gut. 30 Supernovae, Neutrinos, and Amat Astronomers Somewhere in our galaxy a time bomb is ticking down.When the next supernova blows up, will you be ready? FEATURE By Leif J. Robinson NASA is betting that its newest Great Observatory will do for X-ray astronomy what the Hubble Space Telescope has done for optical astronomy open our eyes to a new universe. FEATURE By Martin Elvis From a modest altitude of 176 miles, astronauts aboard the Space Shuttle Columbia will loft the Chandra X-ray Observatory one-third of the way to the Moon. FEATURE By Steven A. Hawley 56 Xray Astronomy, s Golden Age The new millennium will be a time of high excitement for high-energy astronomers as the X-ray Multi mirror Mission and the Astro E spacecraft join Chandra in orbit. How lang does it take for totality to touch every Spot an Earth? COMPUTERS IN ASTRONOMY By Jean Meeus A new mini-industry has Sprung up: bed-and-breakfast facilities that cater to amateur astronomers and their families. AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS 1 By Edwin L. Aguirre 116 5 Observers in the path of totality this month could help solve several eclipse mysteries. OBSERVER, S LOG By Stephen James O, Meara A Canadian amateur, s home-built 16-inch reflector weighs less than ordinary telescopes a fraction of the size. TELESCOPE TECHNIQUES I By Gary Wolanski lt has never been easier to explore the fascinating world of astronomical spectroscopy with backyard telescopes. ASTRO IMAGING 1 By Maurice Gavin 140 Field Guide to Supernova Spectra With this kit, you, re ready to identify Stars that explode. ASTRO IMAGING By Leif J. Robinson gepflegtes Exemplar, nur kleine Lesespuren Gern können sie Ihr Buch per Rechnung bestellen. Hardcover.

Soft cover. Condition: Excellent. Dust Jacket Condition: No. A magazine style book on the history of exploration.A half Century of the Greatest Moments in Space Explration From Sputnik to Curiosity.

Condition: Very Good. Ships from the UK. Used book that is in excellent condition. May show signs of wear or have minor defects.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. 4? Edición. Willmann-Bell, USA, 1985. Texto en inglés. Astronomía. 218 páginas 21 x 14. Tapa blanda de editorial ilustrada. Sin subrayados. Buen estado de conservación. ISBN: 0943396220.

rivista sky and telescope 11 numeri, voll xv da 1 a 12 meno il 3 - annata 1955. .

Paperback. Condition: Good. magazine , sold as a lot US$500.00 , however postage out of New Z ealand could double all up price.