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DescriptionAstronomy for Beginners 3rd Edition {BinanGotit}   You don’t need letters after your surname, an encyclopaedic knowledge of the skies or even a telescope to get into stargazing. That’s the beauty of astronomy: armed with nothing more than your eyes and a basic grasp of where to look in any given location, you can embark on one of the most accessible and infinitely rewarding hobbies in the world. Planets, stars, constellations, nebulas, meteor showers and many other celestial objects are within reach of the naked-eye of a beginner. And for those with telescopes, the universe – with its myriad colours and awe-inspiring sights – is your personal gallery of a trillion cosmic wonders. Our easy-to-follow guides will give you all the basic skills you need to take yourself from stargazing hobbyist on your first night to an astronomy enthusiast, fully equipped with the right telescope, accessories and star charts on a stellar journey of a lifetime. Astronomy for Beginners brings you everything you need to know to view the wonders of the night sky. From the basics such as setting up a telescope, reading star charts and using binoculars, through to star hopping, keeping logbooks and joining a club, these guides will help you learn all the essential techniques. Whether you want to view Andromeda, the northern lights, near earth object or craters on the moon, we'll tell you where to look, what to look for and just how to do it. All you need to know to get started in astronomy: - Choose the right telescope and get all the equipment you need Astronomy basics - Top tips for your first night and learn how to star hop What to observe - Find out what incredible sights the night sky provides The next steps - Keep a logbook, report a discovery, troubleshoot telescope issues and more... Also inside... - Top telescope guides - Set up a mount - Choose the right eyepiece - Use sky charts - Learn to star hop - See what's in the sky all year round - View the planets - Track meteor showers - Hunting comets - Finding Near Earth Objects - Observing the stars and galaxies - Get started with astrophotography - Inspirational discoveries - Common astronomy problems solved - Troubleshoot telescope issues - In-depth glossary - Clubs and societies guide  Sharing Widget |