Books about all-sky constellations _ What books are there about all-sky constellations?

A guide to interstellar travel. Fly to the territory of the solar system.

A brief history of time, the universe in the shell, basic astronomy, astronomy enthusiasts (magazines), celestial mechanics, stellar astronomy, from the universe to quarks, big bang cosmology, constellation world and so on.

If you are interested in getting started, I suggest starting with the time of the shell and a brief history of the universe.

Japanese popular science writer Nomoto Yodaisuke's book

Observing the universe through Hubble. Cosmic heritage

Observing the universe through Hubble. Endless starry sky

Observing the universe and the oceans of stars through Hubble

The above three books all introduce the stars in detail. In 2008, I bought "Looking at the Universe through Hubble". Cosmic heritage. " Most of them are pictures, galaxies and clusters, etc. They are all good, highly recommended.

Let's briefly introduce these three books.

If you want a monthly magazine, observe the methods and events of some major stars.

I can order astronomy enthusiasts in China. Although I haven't bought it, I have a good reputation.

Tell me about some astronomical observation books that I often read.

1. Stars and Planets (China Friendship Publishing House) is full of them. This book introduces the basic knowledge of astronomy, a trip to the solar system, an alphabetical guide to constellations, and a monthly guide to stargazing. The stars in the night sky are described in detail and vividly, which is a good observation book for me.

Personally, I like it very much

The Handbook of Searching for Stars and Planets is not as detailed as the one above, but rather short. This book introduces valuable information about stars and galaxies, gives suggestions on the use of telescopes, astronomical telescopes and other optical AIDS, and introduces in detail 50 celestial bodies and their star maps in Astronomy A table. It is also a good observation book.

I personally like Stargazing at Night: A Practical Guide to Astronomical Observation. The content is very detailed, including how to choose a telescope, how to shoot stars, how to identify constellations and so on. ~ almost all are very easy to understand.

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Popular science astronomy, new introduction to astronomy, etc ~

I hope it helps you ~ ~

Seeking adoption ~ The wall cracks recommend "Watching the starry sky at night: a practical guide to astronomical observation" and "Stars and Planets", which pay more attention to observation, have detailed star maps, and also mention how to shoot stars, choose telescopes and so on ~