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Hawking's Universe by David Filkin This book provides a clear outline of human's knowledge of the universe in a very graphical manner, and would be suited to those new to such concepts. |
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Invisible Universe by David Malin Fifty of David MalinŐs most stunning photographs of the cosmos, made with giant telescopes and state-of-the-art darkroom techniques, are showcased in this elegant new collection. This magnificent book is a must for Malin fans. |
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The
Messier Objects |
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Real Science Behind the X Files by Anne Simon University of Massachusetts virologist Anne Simon, is the scientific advisor to the popular program. In her book, Simon describes the scientific basis of various X-Files episodes. |
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Starlore Handbook by Geoffrey Cornelius Each constellation is studied in detail, from the meanings of the star names to the myths associated with the figures. A great book for those nights when the skies are to cloudy for observing. |
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Stars H.A. Rey H. A. Rey, best known for his "Curious George" stories, presents a clear, vivid text with charts and maps showing the positions of the constellations the year round. This classic volume is great for teaching older children (and adults) the constellations. |
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