This is a thorough introduction to observatories that have made particularly important observational and theoretical advances in the field of astronomy, and to the astronomers who made them famous.
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This is a thorough introduction to observatories that have made particularly important observational and theoretical advances in the field of astronomy, and to the astronomers who made them famous.
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Kevin Krisciunas is an observational astronomer who works at Texas A & M University, College Station, Texas. He co-discovered a class of pulsating stars whose prototype is gamma Doradus, and he is an expert on the photometric properties of Type Ia supernovae.
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5.0 out of 5 stars
Good, solid astronomy read.,
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This review is from: Astronomical Centers of the World (Hardcover)
A nice, solid read about astronomy centers and some history. Just enough to whet the appetite for more if you want to follow onto more physics. I liked it.
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