Titlebook: Astronomy in Depth; Gerald North Book 2003 Springer-Verlag London 2003 astronomy.black hole.cosmology.earth.moon.planet.quasar.solar syste

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-49895-4ntral hub while the planets formed from rings of matter in the orbiting disk. Since other stars are also formed from similar rotating cloudlets, you might have wondered whether planetary systems perhaps surround other stars. Most astronomers also wondered this and many worked hard to find out. In ti

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-68930-7llations such as Cassiopeia, Cygnus and Sagittarius. We call this band the .. When Galileo first turned his telescopes to the skies he made a series of fundamental discoveries. One of these concerned the nature of the Milky Way. Even his tiny telescopes were enough to show that this luminous band is

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Gerald NorthWritten for pre-university students and includes numerical examples.Perfect for beginning amateur astronomers who want to take a methodical approach.Covers every aspect of astronomy in surprising dept

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The Moon,of mankind for thousands of years. It has long been realised that the tides are related to the position of the Moon, and the highwaymen of old certainly concentrated their activities around the time of full Moon, when the illumination that it provided was at its greatest.

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The Inferior Planets,hey appeared like stars to the unaided eye. These planets could only be detected by their brightnesses and by their movements relative to the stars. In fact the word planet comes from the Greek for “wanderer”.

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The Planet Mars,rbit the Sun at greater distances from it than the Earth does). Mars has the highest orbital eccentricity of all the major planets. The radius of Mars’s orbit varies from.million km at perihelion to.million km at aphelion. The planet’s sidereal period (the time taken for Mars to go once round the Su

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The Planet Saturn,km and a mass 95 times that of the Earth. The average density of Saturn is a mere 700 kg/m.less dense than water. Saturn moves through the Solar System at a mean distance of 1400 million km from the Sun, taking 292 Earth-years to complete one orbit.