Library

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217–240 of 509 titles

  • Book

    HOW TO MAKE A TELESCOPE

    SECOND EDITION

    JEAN TEXEREAU · 1984 · 429 pgs

    Considered by many to be the best guide to making a Newtonian telescope, including both fabricating the primary mirror and components of the optical assembly and mount.

    No. 828, Shelf H

  • Book

    HUBBLE

    THE MIRROR ON THE UNIVERSE

    KERROD & STOTT · 2007 · 192 pgs

    Photo-filled coverage of many of the accomplishments of the Hubble Space Telescope.

    No. 802, Shelf H

  • Book

    HUBBLE ATLAS OF GALAXIES

    ALLAN SANDAGE · 1961 · 134 pgs

    The classic guide to galaxy classification, with photos of galaxies of each type and sub-type.

    No. 751, Shelf H

  • Video

    HUBBLE’S AMAZING RESCUE

    PBS NOVA series episode

    KIRK WOLFINGER · 2009 · 56min (DVD)

    Behind the scenes journey with the astronauts and engineers charged with saving the Hubble Space Telescope.

    No. 854, Shelf H

  • Book

    HUBBLE’S UNIVERSE

    PORTRAIT OF OUR COSMOS

    SIMON GOODWIN · 1996 · 127 pgs

    Highlights of the Hubble Space Telescope’s early years; many photographs.

    No. 461, Shelf H

  • Book

    ILLUSTRATED ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ASTRONOMY & SPACE

    IAN RIDPATH · 1979 · 240 pgs

    Over 1000 short entries on a wide range of subjects; people, places, things, theories. Many illustrations. For quick reference or fun browsing.

    No. 208, Shelf I

  • Book

    IMAGE PROCESSING TECHNIQUES IN ASTRONOMY

    CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS

    DE JAGER & NIEUWENHUIJZEN, ed. · 1975 · 418 pgs

    Image processing of mainly photographic plates and early video and digital professional work.

    No. 552, Shelf I

  • Book

    IMAGES

    A UNIFIED VIEW OF DIFFRACTION AND IMAGE FORMATION

    CHARLES A. TAYLOR · 1978 · 205 pgs

    The physics and applications of diffraction and image formation in all kinds of radiation.

    No. 562, Shelf I

  • Book

    IMMORTAL FIRE WITHIN

    WILLIANM SHEEHAN · 1995 · 429 pgs

    This first full-length biography of Edward Emerson Barnard tells the remarkable tale of endurance and achievement of one of the leading astronomers of the late nineteenth and early twentieth century.

    No. 900, Shelf I

  • Book

    INFLATIONARY UNIVERSE

    THE QUEST FOR A NEW THEORY OF COSMIC ORIGINS

    ALAN H. GUTH · 1997 · 358 pgs

    A well-written guide to the Big Bang by the physicist who developed the idea of inflation — the solution to the perplexing questions about how the infant universe could have grown so rapidly.

    No. 830, Shelf I

  • Book

    INFRARED

    THE NEW ASTRONOMY

    DAVID A. ALLEN · 1975 · 228 pgs

    Clearly written look into the development, techniques, and uses of infrared astronomy and its unique view of the universe.

    No. 210, Shelf I

  • Book

    INNOVATIONS IN ASTRONOMY

    A.B. JONES · 1999 · 328 pgs

    Reveals the many collaborations among individuals, groups, and countries that led to the most important advances in the field.

    No. 674, Shelf I

  • Book

    INSIDE PIXINSIGHT

    WARREN KELLER · 2018 · 427 PGS

    PixInsight has taken the astro-imaging world by storm. As the first comprehensive postprocessing platform to be created by astro-imagers for astro-imagers, it has for many replaced other generic graphics editors as the software of choice.

    No. 904, Shelf I

  • Book

    INTERSTELLAR MIGRATION AND THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE

    FINNEY, JONES et al. · 1985 · 354 pgs

    A collection of papers by writers from diverse fields looking at the possibilities of space colonization and extended migrations.

    No. 391, Shelf I

  • Book

    IN THE LIGHT OF THE SUN

    FROM SUNSPOTS TO SOLAR ENERGY

    MARK WASHBURN · 1981 · 207 pgs

    Popular level book on the nature of the Sun, Sun/Earth relations, and solar energy.

    No. 597, Shelf I

  • Book

    INTRODUCTION TO OBSERVING AND PHOTOGRAPHING THE SOLAR SYSTEM

    DOBBINS, PARKER & CAPEN · 1988 · 215 pgs

    A good guide to the field, as of 1988; also very useful for any astrophotographer. Much information, including interesting background.

    No. 257, Shelf O

  • Book

    INTRODUCTION TO STELLAR WINDS

    LAMERS & CASSINELLI · 1999 · 438 pgs

    Graduate-level textbook on the title subject.

    No. 516, Shelf I

  • Book

    INTRODUCTION TO THE MOON

    DINSMORE ALTER · 1958 · 108 pgs

    Griffith Observatory guide to many aspects of lunar study and observation.

    No. 783, Shelf I

  • Book

    INTRODUCTION TO THE UNIVERSE

    A PRESENTER’S GUIDE

    FLICK, et al. · 1991 · 16 pgs

    An Astronomical League guide for presenters, focusing on astronomical topics.

    No. 827, Shelf I

  • Book

    INVISIBLE UNIVERSE

    PROBING THE FRONTIERS OF ASTROPHYSICS

    FIELD & CHAISSON · 1985 · 195 pgs

    A look at the revolution that radio, infrared, x-ray and other non-visible observations have brought to many areas of astronomy.

    No. 217, Shelf I

  • Book

    INVISIBLE UNIVERSE

    THE STORY OF RADIO ASTRONOMY

    GERRIT L. VERSCHUUR · 1974 · 173 pgs

    Informative and fairly entertaining look at the history of radio astronomy & some of its discoveries, including some still unexplained.

    No. 218, Shelf I

  • Video

    INVISIBLE UNIVERSE REVEALED

    PBS NOVA series episode

    PETER YOST · 2015 · 54min (DVD)

    Documentary on the Hubble Space Telescope, focusing on the mission to repair the design flaw which initially crippled the instrument.

    No. 846, Shelf I

  • Book

    JODRELL BANK TELESCOPES

    BERNARD LOVELL · 1985 · 292 pgs

    A look at the development of England’s famous center for radio astronomy by the man who was a driving force there for many years.

    No. 219, Shelf J

  • Video

    JOHN DOBSON LECTURE

    NAA PROGRAM, APRIL 2, 2002

    NAA · 2002 · (video)

    Dobson’s presentation for our club meeting. Eccentricity on an astronomical scale!

    No. 528, Shelf J