Astronomy is a natural science that studies celestial objects and phenomena. It uses mathematics, physics, and chemistry in order to explain their origin and evolution. Objects of interest include planets, moons, stars, nebulae, galaxies, and comets.
Set 1 – 15 Books (Last Update: 31 May 2022) | |||
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S.No. | Book Name | Author(s) | Pages |
1 | An Introduction To Black Holes Information And The String Theory – The Holographic Universe | Leonard Susskind and James Lindesay | 199 Pages |
2 | Apollo – The Definitive Sourcebook | Richard W Orloff and David M Harland | 650 Pages |
3 | Apollo 12 – On the Ocean of Storms | David M Harland | 539 Pages |
4 | Astronomy – The Solar System and Beyond – Sixth Edition | Michael A Seeds and Dana E Backman | 507 Pages |
5 | Astronomy Through the Ages | Robert Wilson | 240 Pages |
6 | Astronomy With A Home Computer | Neale Monks | 208 Pages |
7 | Astrophysics of Planet Formation | Philip J Armitage | 296 Pages |
8 | Atlas of the Universe – Revised Edition | Sir Patrick Moore | 285 Pages |
9 | Cosmic Collisions_The Hubble Atlas of Merging Galaxies | Lars Lindberg Christensen, Raquel Yumi Shida and Davide De Martin | 142 Pages |
10 | Fundamentals of Solar Astronomy | Arvind Bhatnagar and William Livingston | 466 Pages |
11 | Introduction To Cosmology -Third Edition | Matts Roos | 287 Pages |
12 | Observing the Moon – The Modern Astronomers Guide | Gerald North | 396 Pages |
13 | The Sun and Space Weather | Arnold Hanslmeier | 257 Pages |
14 | Titan – Exploring an Earthlike World – Second Edition | Athena Coustenis and Fredric W Taylor | 412 Pages |
15 | Women in Space – Following Valentina | David Shayler and Ian A Moule | 426 Pages |