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Cosmos / Sagan, Carl 1980  Book
Sagan, Carl Book
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Publication Ballantine Books, 1980.
Description 324pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract The story of fifteen billion years of cosmic evolution transforming matter and life into consciousness, of how science and civilization grew up together, and of the forces and individuals who helped to shape modern science. Carl Sagan covers topics such as space exploration, the human brain, and ancient Greek scientists.
Standard Number 9780345331359 Pb.
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Explore the cosmos like Neil DeGrasse Tyson / Saucier, CAP 2015  Book
Saucier, CAP Book
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Publication New York, Promethus Books, 2015.
Description 177pBlack Spine
Summary/Abstract Catch the thrill of the cosmos and space science through the life of Neil deGrasse Tyson.
Standard Number 9781633880146 Pb.
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Learn about Astronomy / Kerrod, Robin 2003  Book
Kerrod, Robin Book
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Publication London, Hermes House, 2003.
Description 64pBlue Spine
Series Learn about
Summary/Abstract Tells you exactly what to look for in the night sky, Also explains how to become a stargazer yourself, with projects such as making a sundial, or how to watch the moon.
Contents The magnificent heavens Getting started Patterns in the sky Photographing the stars Northern constellations Southern constellations Make a night sky Seasonal stars Using a planisphere What stars are like Clusters and clouds Galaxies of stars The boundless universe Expanding universe Our local star Sun and Earth Making sundials The Moon Moon movements Shadows in space The Sun's family Scaling the solar system Mercury, Venus and Earth All fall down Mars and mini-planets Jupiter the giant More giants Meteors and comets Astronomers at work Making a telescope Index
Standard Number 1844771040 Pb.
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