How to be an Astronomer
How to be an Astronomer by Robin Scagell is a practical guide published by Macdonald Educational in 1980. This 64-page book, written in English, is part of the “Whizz Kids” series, designed to provide young readers with engaging and informative insights into the field of astronomy. It offers a wealth of practical advice on recognizing stars and planets, making it accessible for those looking to explore the night sky.
Readers will find a variety of hands-on tips, including how to effectively use binoculars and telescopes. The book also features a section dedicated to capturing nighttime photographs of the sky, making it a comprehensive resource for budding astronomers. With its colorful illustrations and straightforward approach, this edition serves as an engaging introduction to the science and nature of astronomy for a juvenile audience.
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A Whizz Kids Book “Whizz Kids” tell you how to beat the experts at their own game They’re jam packed with practical advice, illustrated in full colour – and they’re fun. This one is all about how to be an astronomer. Everything you need to know about recognizing the stars and planets. It shows you how to use binoculars and telescopes, and has a fascinating section on how to take photos of the sky at night.
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