Library

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385–408 of 509 titles

  • Book

    SKY & TELESCOPE’S BEAUTIFUL UNIVERSE, 2004 EDITION

    THE MOST AWESOME & INSPIRING IMAGES OF THE HEAVENS

    SKY PUBLISHING CORP. · 2004 · 98 pgs

    Photo-heavy yearly special edition by S&T; sections on Mars, the Solar System, professional and amateur astrophotography, and “the invisible universe”.

    No. 817, Shelf S

  • Reference

    SKY ATLAS 2000.0

    DELUXE EDITION

    WILL TIRION · 1981 · 28 pgs

    A fine set of star charts for the observer with binoculars, small or medium sized telescope.

    No. 642

  • Reference

    SKY ATLAS 2000.0 COMPANION, 2ND EDITION

    STRONG & SYNNOTT · 2000 · 281 pgs

    Descriptions and data for all 2700 star clusters, nebulae, and galaxies shown in Sky Atlas 2000.0.

    No. 789

  • Reference

    SKY ATLAS 2000.0, 2ND EDITION

    TIRION & SYNNOTT · 1998 · 29 charts

    Current standard for amateur star charts. Includes scale overlay. Library item R789 is the companion index for these charts.

    No. 797

  • Book

    SKY IS FOR EVERYONE

    WOMEN ASTRONOMERS IN THEIR OWN WORDS

    TRIMBLE, WEINTRAUB · 2022 · 472 pgs

    An internationally diverse collection of autobiographical essays by women who broke down barriers and changed the face of astronomy, from 1960 to today.

    No. 881, Shelf S

  • Book

    SKYLAB

    OUR FIRST SPACE STATION

    LELAND BELEW, ed. · 1977 · 164 pgs

    The NASA coffee-table review of the Skylab missions, including many photos, with summaries of research conducted there.

    No. 315, Shelf S

  • Book

    SKY OBSERVER’S GUIDE

    A HANDBOOK FOR AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS

    MAYALL, MAYALL & WYCKOFF · 1971 · 160 pgs

    The classic Golden Guide for the beginning observer; provides an introduction to many important concepts and techniques for observers.

    No. 314, Shelf S

  • Book

    SKYSHOOTING

    PHOTOGRAPHY FOR AMATEURS

    MAYALL & MAYALL · 1968 · 186 pgs

    A beginner’s guide to all aspects of astrophotography.

    No. 663, Shelf S

  • Reference

    SMITHSONIAN ASTROPHYSICAL OBSERVATORY STAR ATLAS

    OF REFERENCE STARS AND NONSTELLAR OBJECTS

    S.A.O. · 1969 · 152 pgs

    Authoritative 1950.0 epoch atlas with stars down to 9th magnitude and entire sky on 152 charts.

    No. 653

  • Book

    SOFTWARE FOR PHOTOMETRIC ASTRONOMY

    SILVANO GHEDINI · 1982 · 221 pgs

    BASIC programs for astronomy and especially for processing results from variable star observing.

    No. 316, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR ASTROPHYSICS

    PETER FOUKAL · 1990 · 475 pgs

    College-level text on the workings of the Sun.

    No. 601, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR CHROMOSPHERE

    BRAY & LOUGHHEAD · 1974 · 384 pgs

    Detailed text on the ‘discovery’ of the chromosphere and what was known about it ca. 1974.

    No. 607, Shelf S

  • Book

    THE SOLAR CHROMOSPHERE AND CORONA: QUIET SUN

    R. GRANT ATHAY · 1976 · 504 pgs

    Detailed look at the study of the visible portions of the Sun.

    No. 581, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR INTERIOR AND ATMOSPHERE

    COX, LIVINGSTON & MATTHEWS, eds. · 1991 · 1416 pgs

    Detailed college-level text on all facets of study of the Sun.

    No. 579, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR MAGNETIC FIELDS

    SCHUSSLER & SCHMIDT, eds. · 1994 · 412 pgs

    Papers from a professional international conference on the title subject held 1993.

    No. 578, Shelf S

  • Video

    SOLAR MAX

    (the IMAX movie)

    HELIOGRAPH PRODUCTIONS · 2001 · 120min (DVD video)

    Great movie on the present state of research on our Sun, featuring spectacular cinematography.

    No. 530, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR OBSERVATIONS: TECHNIQUES AND INTERPRETATION

    SANCHEZ, COLLADOS & VAZQUEZ, eds. · 1992 · 246 pgs

    Papers from a 1989 conference on solar observing at professional observatories.

    No. 592, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR PROMINENCES

    EINAR TANDBERG-HANSSEN · 1974 · 155 pgs

    College-level text on the title subject.

    No. 602, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR SPECTRUM

    C. DE JAGER · 1965 · 417 pgs

    Papers from a professional symposium on the title subject held in 1963.

    No. 582, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOLAR SYSTEM

    SIXTH EDITION

    MICHAEL SEEDS · 2008 · 658 pgs

    College-level introductory textbook on the nature and formation of our solar system, with many introductions to basic science concepts.

    No. 752, Shelf S

  • Book

    SOURCE BOOK IN ASTRONOMY

    1900 – 1950

    HARLOW SHAPLEY, ed. · 1960 · 423 pgs

    A collection of shorter articles on the discoveries of the first half of the 20th century, most written by the discoverers themselves.

    No. 319, Shelf S

  • Book

    SPACE, TIME AND GRAVITATION

    AN OUTLINE OF THE GENERAL RELATIVITY THEORY

    SIR ARTHUR EDDINGTON · 1920 · 216 pgs

    A clear, low-math exposition of the general theory, followed by an historically interesting look at the universe by a great physicist.

    No. 441, Shelf S

  • Book

    SPACE AND TIME IN THE MODERN UNIVERSE

    P.C.W. DAVIES · 1977 · 232 pgs

    An overview of relativity and cosmology, starting with the basics clearly explained, then on to some math not included in other guides.

    No. 320, Shelf S

  • Book

    SPACE ELEVATOR

    A REVOLUTIONARY EARTH TO SPACE TRANSPORT SYSTEM

    BRADLEY C. EDWARDS & ERIC WESLING · 2003 · 280 PGS

    The Space Elevator is the definitive book on the the design and engineering of a viable space elevator. Based on the NASA Institute for Advanced Concepts study conducted by Bradley Edwards, Ph.D. this book details the basic concept, engineering of all subsystems and potential issues as well as how the space elevator may be utilized to benefit mankind. This is the first full effort to engineer a viable space elevator based on current technology.

    No. 896, Shelf S