Star atlas containing stars visible to the naked eye and clusters, nebulæ and double stars visible in small telescopes together with variable stars, red stars, characteristic star groups, ancient constellation figures and an explanatory text

Winslow Upton

Description

Professor LeuschnerA. 0. 1868-1953 Gift of Dr.Erida Leuschner Reicheri ATLASSTAB CONTAINING EYETHE NAKEDTOVISIBLESTARS AND DOUBLE STARSANDNEBULACLUSTERS, TELESCOPESIN SMALLVISIBLE WITHTOGETHER STAR GROUPSCHARACTERISTICREDVARIABLE STARS, STARS, FIGURESANCIENT CONSTELLATION AND AN TEXTEXPLANATORY BY A.M.WINSLOWjJIPTON, ASTRONOMY IN BROWN UNIVERSITYPROFESSOR OF AND LONDONBOSTON, U.S.A., PUBLISHERS&GINN COMPANY, thenaeum flresa 1896 1896COPYRIGHT, BY WINSLOW UPTON ALL RIGHTS RESERVED REP. GEN. LIB. ACCESS. NO. 7512.0 ' tla GIFT LJ7 P B EFAC E. and studentsTins atlas is for teachers of Its aim is todesigned Astronomy. supply themselves with thefor those who desire to familiarize characteristic star andmaps groups, of interest in the whichalso to include the those small tele-leading objects sky, possessing As the of the atlas iswish to examine. educational rather thanscopes may purpose pro- constructed in a form which it is will beit has been to itsfessional, hoped specially adapted it contains some features and omits others which would find a inand an atlasuse, place for use.professional The are on a scale and are few in with liberal Con-number,maps large overlaps. with the of outlined in the text there are six twoforming plan systematic study maps, and four whose areas cover the between declination N. 40 and S. 40.circumpolar, region are subdivided into four divisions with the four divisions into whichThey corresponding the is divided the and solstitial colures.

Sujets

• Stars

Informations

• Publié par: les_archives_du_savoir
• Nombre de lectures: 7
• Langue: English
• Poids de l'ouvrage: 11 Mo

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