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Annals of the Deep Sky Volume 4By Jeff Kanipe and Dennis Webb Product information: Softbound, 6 by 9 inches, 382 pages, first published 2016, black & white. Annals of the Deep Sky is a comprehensive reference that guides amateur and semipro astronomers into every mind boggling corner of the observational universe. Each volume presents extensive descriptions of prominent stars and deep sky objects. No other popular work in astronomy provides the comprehensive historical background

water-resistant paper with lay-flat spiral binding

Calculations are performed for both the first and last contact of each eclipse — the results can be printed or saved as an ASCII data file

Align a sighting device such as the Telrad® so that you can point your telescope rapidly and with assurance toward all of the Messier objects

Leo includes the famous Leo Triplet and the striking pair M95 and M96

is considered to be the most authoritative English-language treatment of star names in use today

This modularity allows the user the flexibility to adapt the reduction process to their specific needs

figures and tests optical surfaces with the objective of achieving near perfection and desires a practical guide to testing and interpreting full-aperture optical interferogram using a homebuilt interferometer

with their distances in light-years and the charts showing their locations

The purpose of this book is to demonstrate how any careful worker

300 individual images taken by NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter

Deserts have tan hues

It quickly became the "source among sources

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