Titlebook: Viewing and Imaging the Solar System; A Guide for Amateur Jane Clark Book 2015 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2015 Astronomical

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Viewing and Imaging the Solar System978-1-4614-5179-2Series ISSN 1431-9756 Series E-ISSN 2197-6562

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Photographing the Moon and Planets,. You might manage a tolerable picture of the Moon; and the brighter planets are at least recognizable if the camera is pointed at a telescope eyepiece. But they are no better than being barely recognizable. This chapter will explain how quite modest equipment will serve you far better.

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The Planets: What You Can Realistically Expect to See,ce probes had state-of-the-art telescopes and cameras on board, so they sent back some fabulous pictures. Some of them, notably the Cassini probe orbiting Saturn, continue to do so at the time of this writing. The chapter shows the kind of photographs you can expect to take for yourself, and what they show about the planets.

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The Sun, Star of the Solar System, be the main energy transport mechanism between the nuclear reactions at the center and the outside world [111]. Alas, we do not, the chapter shows what you can expect to record for yourself; and shows how such tools as spectroscopy and helioseismology teach us much of what we know.

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Small Fry: Asteroids and Comets, ‘big four’ asteroids, Pallas, Vesta and Hygieia, have about a tenth the volume of Ceres [138]. Between them they contain most of the mass in the Asteroid Belt. Amateurs can only hope to record asteroids as points on photographs. Comets require the techniques of deep space photography to capture them.

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Telescope Mounts,Telescope mounts are required if the telescope is to track the apparent movement of the heavens. To do this requires advanced engineering. The reader is shown the types of mounts. The pros and cons of each type are discussed.

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Telescopes, Binoculars and Light,Just about every observation we ever make of the Solar System is made using electromagnetic radiation of one form or another. The principles of optics are shown and applied to the available types of telescopes and binoculars. The pros and cons of each type are discussed.