Weird astronomy [electronic resource] : tales of unusual, bizarre, and other hard to explain observations / Seargent, David A.J.
You go out for a nights observing and look up at the sky. There are all the usual suspects a splattering of stars, the Moon, Venus, maybe Mercury and Mars Perhaps you can identity some of the constellations. If you are using binoculars of a small telescope, you can see many wonders not revealed to t...
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| Series: | Astronomers' universe.
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