FROM THE REVIEWS The last word in star atlases.It's not a book for the casual star gazer, but as the 'Ordnance Survey' of the sky, Uranometria 2000.0 is an essential reference for both professional observatories and the serious amateur astronomer. — New Scientist (England).
Free Star Atlases. I have no problem paying for books and software, but I also like good, free resources when I find them. The PDF is free for online use, and is $1 if you print it out. Send them the buck. Taki's 8.5 Magnitude Star Atlas. This includes stars to magnitude 8.5 and provides full sky coverage in 149 charts. It is optimized. Deep-Sky Hunter star atlas - 2nd revision(12MB PDF) Full version which includes cover, index, supplement charts and covers entire sky. It is recommended to use right click and 'save as' option to download this file.
Certain to become a standard tool of observational astronomy. — Griffith Observer For anyone who is contemplating acquiring an atlas which will serve them well for many years to come then Uranometria 2000.0 is undoubtably the one to select. With such a wealth of information presented at a telescopically useful scale and in a manageable format this atlas is a must for those who wish to explore the wonders of the night sky for themselves. — Southern Stars, Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand The new convenient book-format atlas sets standards for comprehensiveness, positional accuracy and graphic quality.
Programma dlya razvertki detalej ventilyacii. • 1926,, 'For the Marriage of Faustus and Helen' There is the world dimensional for those untwisted by the love of things irreconcilable • ( ) Appended to or symbols to form adjectives meaning 'having the stated number of dimensions'. Pronunciation [ ] • (): /dɪˈmɛnʃənəl/, /daɪ-/ • Hyphenation: di‧men‧sion‧al Adjective [ ] dimensional ( dimensional, dimensional) • Of or pertaining to. • ( ) Having dimension or dimensions;.
Here observational astronomers have a fine resource. — Physics Today The richness inherent in Uranometria 2000.0 is astonishing. Go to your favorite portion of the sky and there you will find not only your favorite objects but a rich background of lesser NGC objects as well as objects taken from other catalogs.
This is an atlas that will stand as a high water mark for many years to come. — Astronomy The first thing I noticed was the ease with which I could starhop. At last the starfield in my 10x70 mm finder made some sense and was a near match to that on the chart.
Identifying individual stars and star patterns was a cinch, much easier than using the AAVSO Star Atlas. More important, a considerably greater number of deepsky objects were plotted on them.
— Betelgeuse, Newsletter of the National Deep Sky Observers Society A necessity in any astronomy collection from public to research libraries. — New Technical Books Now, in what is almost certainly the astronomy publishing event of the year, the ultimate star atlas for more serious amateur astronomers has finally arrived. Its called Uranometria 2000.0 and it is an amazing achievement. All intermediate and serious amateur astronomers will want to own this definitive star atlas. —The Toronto Star (Canada's largest newspaper).
The most comprehensive general-purpose star atlas ever made. —S ky & Telescope. A great leap forward for the average backyard observer. — Deep Sky All by itself this atlas has created a little revolution in the world of amateur astronomy. — I'Astronomie (France) We have here a splendid atlas embodying an enormous amount of useful information, and any active observer without this work, or something comparable, will be at a serious disadvantage. Will no doubt become the standard work of its kind for several decades.
— Journal of the British Astronomical Association All together, this atlas is a masterpiece of celestial cartography, and a jewel to use at the telescope. Strongly recommended!
—Heelal (Belgium) Uranometria 2000.0 is an enormous aid to the amateur astronomer. —Meteor (Hungary) (Uranometria) will be enormously popular with astronomy enthusiasts.
(it) is a vastly updated edition of tightly focused and finely drawn charts. —Air & Space Smithsonian Institution. • Over 30,000 non-stellar objects, more than three times the number of any other atlas. • 25,895 galaxies • 671 galaxy clusters • 1,617 open clusters, including those in the Magellanic Clouds • 170 globular clusters, including both Milky Way and Magellanic Cloud objects • 14 star clouds • 377 bright nebulae • 367 dark nebulae • 1,144 planetary nebulae • 260 radio sources • 35 X-ray sources • 280,035 stars to visual 9.75 magnitude which is about what you will see in a 50mm finder scope. Stars are continuously tapered to create a more realistic perspective.
• 220 double page, (18 x 12 inches) charts at a scale of 1.85 cm per degree of declination. (Click on map for full size image.). The Deep Sky Field Guide answers these questions: • Just what kind of galaxy am I looking at? • How may stars are in that cluster? • What is the opacity of that dark nebula? • Is that bright nebula emision or reflective? • and, much, much more.
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FROM THE REVIEWS The last word in star atlases.It's not a book for the casual star gazer, but as the 'Ordnance Survey' of the sky, Uranometria 2000.0 is an essential reference for both professional observatories and the serious amateur astronomer. — New Scientist (England).
Free Star Atlases. I have no problem paying for books and software, but I also like good, free resources when I find them. The PDF is free for online use, and is $1 if you print it out. Send them the buck. Taki's 8.5 Magnitude Star Atlas. This includes stars to magnitude 8.5 and provides full sky coverage in 149 charts. It is optimized. Deep-Sky Hunter star atlas - 2nd revision(12MB PDF) Full version which includes cover, index, supplement charts and covers entire sky. It is recommended to use right click and 'save as' option to download this file.
Certain to become a standard tool of observational astronomy. — Griffith Observer For anyone who is contemplating acquiring an atlas which will serve them well for many years to come then Uranometria 2000.0 is undoubtably the one to select. With such a wealth of information presented at a telescopically useful scale and in a manageable format this atlas is a must for those who wish to explore the wonders of the night sky for themselves. — Southern Stars, Journal of the Royal Astronomical Society of New Zealand The new convenient book-format atlas sets standards for comprehensiveness, positional accuracy and graphic quality.
Programma dlya razvertki detalej ventilyacii. • 1926,, 'For the Marriage of Faustus and Helen' There is the world dimensional for those untwisted by the love of things irreconcilable • ( ) Appended to or symbols to form adjectives meaning 'having the stated number of dimensions'. Pronunciation [ ] • (): /dɪˈmɛnʃənəl/, /daɪ-/ • Hyphenation: di‧men‧sion‧al Adjective [ ] dimensional ( dimensional, dimensional) • Of or pertaining to. • ( ) Having dimension or dimensions;.
Here observational astronomers have a fine resource. — Physics Today The richness inherent in Uranometria 2000.0 is astonishing. Go to your favorite portion of the sky and there you will find not only your favorite objects but a rich background of lesser NGC objects as well as objects taken from other catalogs.
This is an atlas that will stand as a high water mark for many years to come. — Astronomy The first thing I noticed was the ease with which I could starhop. At last the starfield in my 10x70 mm finder made some sense and was a near match to that on the chart.
Identifying individual stars and star patterns was a cinch, much easier than using the AAVSO Star Atlas. More important, a considerably greater number of deepsky objects were plotted on them.
— Betelgeuse, Newsletter of the National Deep Sky Observers Society A necessity in any astronomy collection from public to research libraries. — New Technical Books Now, in what is almost certainly the astronomy publishing event of the year, the ultimate star atlas for more serious amateur astronomers has finally arrived. Its called Uranometria 2000.0 and it is an amazing achievement. All intermediate and serious amateur astronomers will want to own this definitive star atlas. —The Toronto Star (Canada's largest newspaper).
The most comprehensive general-purpose star atlas ever made. —S ky & Telescope. A great leap forward for the average backyard observer. — Deep Sky All by itself this atlas has created a little revolution in the world of amateur astronomy. — I'Astronomie (France) We have here a splendid atlas embodying an enormous amount of useful information, and any active observer without this work, or something comparable, will be at a serious disadvantage. Will no doubt become the standard work of its kind for several decades.
— Journal of the British Astronomical Association All together, this atlas is a masterpiece of celestial cartography, and a jewel to use at the telescope. Strongly recommended!
—Heelal (Belgium) Uranometria 2000.0 is an enormous aid to the amateur astronomer. —Meteor (Hungary) (Uranometria) will be enormously popular with astronomy enthusiasts.
(it) is a vastly updated edition of tightly focused and finely drawn charts. —Air & Space Smithsonian Institution. • Over 30,000 non-stellar objects, more than three times the number of any other atlas. • 25,895 galaxies • 671 galaxy clusters • 1,617 open clusters, including those in the Magellanic Clouds • 170 globular clusters, including both Milky Way and Magellanic Cloud objects • 14 star clouds • 377 bright nebulae • 367 dark nebulae • 1,144 planetary nebulae • 260 radio sources • 35 X-ray sources • 280,035 stars to visual 9.75 magnitude which is about what you will see in a 50mm finder scope. Stars are continuously tapered to create a more realistic perspective.
• 220 double page, (18 x 12 inches) charts at a scale of 1.85 cm per degree of declination. (Click on map for full size image.). The Deep Sky Field Guide answers these questions: • Just what kind of galaxy am I looking at? • How may stars are in that cluster? • What is the opacity of that dark nebula? • Is that bright nebula emision or reflective? • and, much, much more.