An Introduction to Astronomy and AstrophysicsCRC Press, 9 thg 3, 2016 - 365 trang Astronomy is the field of science devoted to the study of astronomical objects, such as stars, galaxies, and nebulae. Astronomers have gathered a wealth of knowledge about the universe through hundreds of years of painstaking observations. These observations are interpreted by the use of physical and chemical laws familiar to mankind. These interpr |
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Observations | 17 |
Astrometry | 37 |
Photometry | 59 |
Gravitation and Keplers Laws | 81 |
Stars Stellar Spectra and Classification | 93 |
Radiation from Astronomical Sources | 117 |
Stellar Structure | 139 |
The Solar System | 223 |
Binary Stars | 247 |
The Milky Way | 265 |
Galaxies | 283 |
Cosmology | 295 |
Active Galaxies | 325 |
Fundamental Constants and Conversion of Units | 339 |
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Stellar Nuclear Reactions | 165 |
Star Formation and Stellar Evolution | 189 |
The Sun | 207 |
Back Cover | 342 |
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