The Penguin Dictionary Of Astronomy


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The Penguin Dictionary of Astronomy


The Penguin Dictionary of Astronomy

Author: Jacqueline Mitton

language: en

Publisher: Puffin Books

Release Date: 1993


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The second edition of this classic reference work has been revised and updated to contain all the recent advances in this fast-developing field of study. Cutting through a maze of technical language, it provides: over 2,800 clear and concise entries with full cross-referencing; coverage of modern and classical astronomy; names of constellations, stars, galaxies, asteroids, comets, and nebulae; terms relating to astrophysics and cosmology; entries on telescopes and observatories; and explanation of abbreviations and acronyms; and information on space missions. Comprehensive and accessible, The Penguin Dictionary of Astronomy is the work of its kind for students and professionals.

The Penguin Dictionary of Astronomy


The Penguin Dictionary of Astronomy

Author: Jacqueline Mitton

language: en

Publisher: Trafalgar Square Publishing

Release Date: 1998


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A third edition of the title which contains the latest advances in the field of study. The dictionary has over 2,800 entries and encompasses classical and modern astronomy, giving the names of constellations, stars, galaxies, asteroids, comets, nebulae, and information on telescopes, observatories and space missions.

A Concise Dictionary of Astronomy


A Concise Dictionary of Astronomy

Author: Jacqueline Mitton

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1991


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Containing over 2,400 entries, this wide-ranging dictionary encompasses all aspects of classical and modern astronomy and gives the names of constellations, stars, galaxies, asteroids, comets, nebulae, and observatories. Entries on telescopes and space missions show how astronomers have opened new windows on the universe, while exact definitions of terms used in modern astrophysics and cosmology allow access to the most-up-to-date research.