Amateur Astronomer's Manual “Watch it all!”

This useful manual for beginner astronomers, written by Alexander Shimbalev, contains information on various astronomical aspects. It is easy to read, without too many technical details, and explains everything you need to know about the telescope and the cosmos in general.

The chapters follow logically and thanks to the colorful illustrations (star maps and photographs of constellations, galaxies, nebulae, planets, etc.), this book is also suitable for children.

Book content:

• From the first chapters, it will be possible to learn about astronomy and celestial observations, and many things about telescopes and their design will be discovered, helping in the choice when purchasing the next telescope.

• The last chapters provide detailed information on the 280 objects of the celestial sphere with observations, comments, and images. The planets of the Solar System and their satellites, the deep space nebulae, and star clusters are all listed in the book with observation tips and information on navigation and the best telescope to use.

• Once this book has been read, the night sky will no longer be a mystery and it will be possible to navigate the expanse of the universe like an expert.

Additional information:

• Author: A.A. Shimbalev
• Year of publication 2011–2017
• 87 pages
• Pocketbook
• Published in collaboration with Levenhuk

Usage: product for general use. Recommended for children over 10 years old.