Atlas for Observing the Heavens

The "Atlas for Skywatchers" is a legend among amateur astronomers and has been the top recommendation for over 25 years. Now, this standard work is being released in a completely revised edition: in a larger format, with new, colored star charts, with up-to-date data from the Gaia space probe, and unique comparative images of celestial objects. This makes it even easier to locate star clusters, gas nebulae, and galaxies. In total, the atlas presents 500 of the most beautiful deep-sky objects that can be observed with binoculars and telescopes. This guarantees quick orientation for beginners and offers amateur astronomers many exciting hours under the night sky.

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