Sky Observation

63 books
Astronomical objects for southern telescopesE. J. Hartung
⏱ 3h 57m

Astronomical objects for southern telescopes

E. J. Hartung

1984237 pp.
The AFGL four color infrared sky surveyStephan D. Price
⏱ 2h 0m

The AFGL four color infrared sky survey

Stephan D. Price

1976120 pp.
HANDBOOK OF CCD ASTRONOMYSTEVE B. HOWELL
⏱ 3h 35m

HANDBOOK OF CCD ASTRONOMY

STEVE B. HOWELL

2006215 pp.
How to use a computerized telescopeMichael A. Covington
⏱ 3h 52m

How to use a computerized telescope

Michael A. Covington

2002232 pp.
Astronomical objects for southern telescopes,with an addendum for northern observatoriesE. J. Hartung
⏱ 3h 58m

Astronomical objects for southern telescopes,with an addendum for northern observatories

E. J. Hartung

1968238 pp.
Creative Nightscapes and Time-LapsesMike Shaw
⏱ 6h 12m

Creative Nightscapes and Time-Lapses

Mike Shaw

2018372 pp.
Observations with the Rumford photometerEdward C. Pickering
⏱ 2h 43m

Observations with the Rumford photometer

Edward C. Pickering

1913163 pp.
Skyguide, a field guide for amateur astronomersMark R. Chartrand
⏱ 4h 40m

Skyguide, a field guide for amateur astronomers

Mark R. Chartrand

1982280 pp.
Stars of the southern skiesMary FitzGerald
⏱ 1h 47m

Stars of the southern skies

Mary FitzGerald

2000107 pp.
A low latitude galactic survey from l [superscript II] = 6⁰ to 26⁰ at 2.7 GHzWilliam Miller Goss
⏱ 16m

A low latitude galactic survey from l [superscript II] = 6⁰ to 26⁰ at 2.7 GHz

William Miller Goss

197016 pp.
The revised AFGL infrared sky survey catalogStephan D. Price
⏱ 2h 45m

The revised AFGL infrared sky survey catalog

Stephan D. Price

1983165 pp.
Stars of the Southern SkiesMary FitzGerald

Stars of the Southern Skies

Mary FitzGerald

2005No page data
Observations and investigations made at the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Massachusetts, U.S.A., in the years 1903 and 1904, under the direction of A. Lawrence RotchAbbott Lawrence Rotch
⏱ 2h 21m

Observations and investigations made at the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory, Massachusetts, U.S.A., in the years 1903 and 1904, under the direction of A. Lawrence Rotch

Abbott Lawrence Rotch

1906141 pp.
The night sky month by monthWill Gater
⏱ 2h 8m

The night sky month by month

Will Gater

2011128 pp.
The revised AFGL infrared sky survey catalogStephan D Price
⏱ 2h 45m

The revised AFGL infrared sky survey catalog

Stephan D Price

1983165 pp.
Deciphering the universe through spectroscopyRegina von Berlepsch
⏱ 4h 28m

Deciphering the universe through spectroscopy

Regina von Berlepsch

2010268 pp.
Out of the blueJohn C. Naylor

Out of the blue

John C. Naylor

2002No page data
The probable state of the sky along the path of total eclipse of the sun, May 28, 1900, observations of 1899Bigelow, Frank Hagar.
⏱ 23m

The probable state of the sky along the path of total eclipse of the sun, May 28, 1900, observations of 1899

Bigelow, Frank Hagar.

189923 pp.
Cape Town Planetarium's starwatchingAnthony Fairall
⏱ 1h 36m

Cape Town Planetarium's starwatching

Anthony Fairall

200296 pp.
Persistence, runs, and recurrence of visibilityIver A. Lund
⏱ 47m

Persistence, runs, and recurrence of visibility

Iver A. Lund

197847 pp.
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