philips catalogue 2008 - British Cartographic Society
philips catalogue 2008 - British Cartographic Society
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£9.99 PB<br />
978 0 540 08935 2<br />
198 x 126mm<br />
256 pages<br />
4th edition<br />
£10.99 HB<br />
978 0 540 08610 8<br />
290 x 240mm<br />
80 pages<br />
Philip’s Stargazing with a Telescope<br />
Robin Scagell<br />
An essential guide to telescope choosing and using. This straightforward,<br />
practical guide to telescopes and how to achieve the best results has<br />
been fully updated to include all the latest equipment on the market.<br />
Features include ‘What if’ boxes, containing solutions to common<br />
problems encountered by novice users; lists of objects to look at; and<br />
easy-to-use star maps covering the whole sky.<br />
Written by Robin Scagell, Vice-President of Britain’s <strong>Society</strong> for Popular<br />
Astronomy.<br />
Philip’s Practical Astronomy<br />
Storm Dunlop<br />
This practical illustrated guide has been fully revised and is the ideal<br />
introduction to observational astronomy. The first half, ‘Beginning<br />
Astronomy’, explains where, when and how to observe, what<br />
equipment to use (whether with the naked eye, binoculars or a small<br />
telescope), and how to record your observations. The second section,<br />
‘Exploring the Sky’, looks in more detail at all the objects the amateur<br />
can view, from objects in our Solar System to deep sky objects. It<br />
includes lists of interesting observational targets. The book is<br />
illustrated with more than 150 colour images, a Moon map and two<br />
sets of star maps by Wil Tirion. The author is a former President of the<br />
<strong>British</strong> Astronomical Association.<br />
‘ ...attractive, clearly written and includes all that<br />
a beginner would need to know to get started’<br />
POPULAR ASTRONOMY<br />
Philip’s Atlas of Stars & Planets<br />
Ian Ridpath<br />
Written specially for 8–14 year olds, with a clear and<br />
lively text, this is an ideal introduction to astronomy. It is<br />
full of fascinating facts and figures about the Universe<br />
and is packed with photographs taken from giant<br />
telescopes and the latest space probes. Illustrated<br />
throughout with colourful artworks and maps, it also<br />
contains star charts covering the whole of the sky.<br />
The book concludes with quiz questions for budding<br />
young astronomers.<br />
Philip’s Guide to Stars & Planets<br />
Sir Patrick Moore<br />
A thoroughly revised and updated edition of this wellestablished<br />
and popular title. Concise chapters describe the<br />
Sun, Moon, planets, asteroids and meteors, stars and<br />
galaxies. A complete set of constellation maps, created by Wil<br />
Tirion, is accompanied by lists of interesting objects to view.<br />
An entire Moon Map is also included. The book contains<br />
practical details for amateur observers anywhere on Earth,<br />
and is an excellent introduction to astronomy for both<br />
practical and armchair observers. Full-colour throughout, it is<br />
illustrated with the latest images from the world’s<br />
best telescopes.<br />
2nd editon<br />
£9.99 PB<br />
978 0 540 08999 4<br />
198 x 126mm<br />
208 pages<br />
2nd edition<br />
£7.99 PB<br />
978 0 540 08478 4<br />
198 x 126mm<br />
192 pages