You can see much more in the night sky than just stars. From the Moon and rings of Saturn, to comets and meteor showers, from diamond-dust star clusters to swirling galaxies far outside our own, the contents of the night sky visible in a small telescope is as varied as the wildlife in a tropical jungle. In the e-book called “Extraordinary Sights: What You Can See in the Night Sky”, you discover…
- Features visible on the major planets with binoculars or a small telescope
- The best meteor showers of the year and how to observe them
- The two easiest craters on the Moon to see with a pair of binoculars
- Three celestial objects even new stargazers can see that are linked to the birth, life, and death of stars
- The critical difference between the two main types of star clusters and how it affects what to look for when you observe them
- The layout of the Milky Way and the main types of galaxies visible in a small telescope
- Plus you’ll come to understand the sometimes confusing systems astronomers use to name stars and other deep-sky objects
Click on the links below to download this free 35-page e-book PDF and audio MP3 format:
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