Compendium of Astronomy

This comprehensive yet understandable introduction to astronomy bridges the gap between simple works for laypersons and specialized research books. The compendium's greatest strength is its reference value: with over 150 tables and more than 300 illustrations, as well as a detailed appendix, it contains figures, data, and facts that are sought in vain in other works or on the internet. This standard work is excellently suited for self-study as well as a companion book for courses.

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