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Astronomical Calendar,
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As a science teacher I find this publication to be an excellent reference for the many aspects of visual astronomy and in general for the history of the space research programs. Each month has an illustration of the evening stars/constellations with the positions and monthly motions of the visible planets and moon. In addition to the sky chart, there is the daily description of the various astronomical events or histories relevant for that month. The latter section of the Astronomical Calendar is filled with in depth topics on: the individual planets, the moon and its attendant eclipses, comets, asteroids, and finally a summary discussion of the various national and international space programs. Perhaps the one noted limitation of the calendar is its focus of the constellations of the northern hemisphere.
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Excellently well done and prepared, as usual. Highly recommended if you want to know the WHY, as well as the WHAT !!
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Astronomical Calendar 2010 by Guy Ottewell (Paperback - September 30, 2009)
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