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Quantum leaps and big bangs!: a history of astronomy / Solway, Andrew 2006  Book
Solway, Andrew Book
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Publication Chicago, Heinemann Library, 2006.
Description 48pBlack spine
Series Stargazers' guide
Summary/Abstract Traces the history of astronomy, including famous astronomers and their discoveries, technological advances, and the future of the science.
Contents Sky watchers Ancient astronomers Writing things down Moving the sun to the centre New technology, new ideas Aiming for the stars From galaxy to universe What does the future hold? Astronomy timeline
Standard Number 1403477124 Hb.
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What's inside a black hole?: deep space objects and mysteries / Solway, Andrew 2006  Book
Solway, Andrew Book
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Publication Chicago, Heinemann Library, 2006.
Description 48pBlue spine
Series Stargazers' guide
Summary/Abstract Looks at the properties and characteristics of such phenomena found in the Universe as supernovas, galaxies, quasars, red dwarfs, dark matter, black holes, and wormholes.
Contents The universe in the sky Shapes in the sky Looking into the past Types of star A star is born Black holes and wormholes Gas and dust Galaxies Quasars and red shift Rewinding the tape What next? Timeline of the universe The ten brightest stars. Types of stars The life of a star What's next? Table of the ten brightest stars
Standard Number 1403477108 Hb.
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Will the sun ever burn out?: earth, sun and moon / Mist, Rosalind 2006  Book
Mist, Rosalind Book
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Publication Chicago, Heinemann Library, 2006.
Description 48pBlack spine
Series Stargazers' guide
Summary/Abstract Our Sun is one of the most familiar objects in the sky. We depend on it for light and heat. But the Sun will not be around forever- like all stars, it will eventually die. What will this mean for life on Earth? Includes diagrams to help explain the concepts, hands-on experiments and observations to try for yourself and photographs taken by telescopes on Earth and in space.
Contents Looking up at the sky The Earth The Moon The Sun Earth and Sun Earth and Moon Solar eclipses The death of the Sun Map of the Moon Eclipse Timetable
Standard Number 1403477078 Hb.
Key Words Earth  Moon  Solar radiation  Sun  Solar system  UOI - Solar System 
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