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Palo Verde Library
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520 M94s
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South Mountain Community Library
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520 M94 2009
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Notes:
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents:
- Discoveries before the telescope. The seven planets : wandering stars
- Stars and constellations : our human link with the ice age
- The milky way : path of the gods, souls and pilgrims
- The shape of the Earth : our planet, a flattened sphere
- The southern constellations : hidden stars revealed by the tilting Earth
- The sun : at the centre of the solar system
- Discoveries in the solar system. Comets : disasters, sun-grazers and the 'lady's comet'
- The satellites of Jupiter : Galileo shatters the crystal spheres
- The phases of Venus : revealing the shape of the Copernican system
- Uranus : William Herschel discovers the first new planet
- Neptune : the planet discovered by the pen
- Asteroids : remnants of the early solar system
- Pluto : a planet deliberately sought, but not a planet and discovered by accident
- The Kuiper belt : the frontier of the solar system
- Meteors and meteorites : the sky is falling!
- Meteor showers : in the middle of the night, stars fell like rain
- The Earth's magnetosphere : our defence against the sun
- Comets : sandbanks or dirty snowballs?
- The Earth's climate, the seasons and the weather : astronomical cycles
- Asteroid impacts on the Earth : the true origin of craters on Earth
- The origin of the moon : neither daughter nor sister of the Earth
- Mercury : the late heavy bombardment
- The greenhouse effect : Venus and the Earth
- Mars : the dying planet
- Water on Mars and Europa : evidence for extraterrestrial life?
- Volcanoes on Io : Linda Morabito makes a chance discovery
- Saturn and the gas giant planets : lords of the rings
- Discoveries of the dynamic universe. Helium : the cosmic element
- Gravitation : determinism and chaos
- Relativity : the nature of space and time
- Radio waves : a new window on the universe
- X-rays from space : the energetic universe
- Variable stars : discovery of star systems
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- Sirius B and white dwarfs : discovery of stellar cinders
- Neutron stars and pulsars : lighthouse stars
- Black holes : a solution looking for a problem
- Discoveries of our galaxy and its stars. Distances of the stars : the radiance of a star that was shining years ago
- The discovery of our galaxy : stars in an island universe
- Interstellar nebulae : stars, molecules, dust and gas
- Star clusters : nebulae resolved
- Supernovae : origins of the stardust from which we are made
- Supernova 1987a : the whisper and the vision
- Cepheid variable stars : stars' heartbeats that measure the universe
- Exoplanets : other worlds beyond ours
- The energy of the sun and stars : discovery of nuclear fusion
- The origin of the elements : making star stuff
- Inside the sun : whispers and rings
- The crab nebula : a supernova remnant
- Planetary nebulae : looking into secret places
- The origin of the stars and the planets : the solar nebula and proplyds
- Interstellar dust : curtains of diamonds and graphite
- Discoveries of the universe and its galaxies. Hydrogen : the most abundant element in the universe
- Galaxies : ellipticals, spirals and mergers
- Magellanic clouds : our neighbour galaxies
- Quasars : active galaxies
- Supermassive black holes : monsters at the centres of galaxies
- The black hole in our galaxy : a dormant monster
- Gamma-ray bursters : the biggest bangs since the Big Bang
- The evolving universe : the past, the present and the future
- The cosmic microwave background : the after-glow of the Big Bang
- Darkness at night : the missing galaxies
- Future discoveries. Dark matter : a dark secret to uncover
- Dark energy : on the threshold of a profound discovery
- Gravitational waves : whispers of neutron stars and the Big Bang
- Life in the universe : are we alone?
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