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This unique handbook explains how astronomical data of all kinds should be obtained, compiled, and published if it is to be used to the best advantage by professional astronomers worldwide. Introductory chapters explain how observations are obtained, discuss observatories, and deal with data... read more
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- Jaschek: Add a description of this character.
- Merton
- Bischoff
- J. M.
- Murtagh
- Ochsenbein
- Reidel
- Hauck
- J. C.
- J. Suppl
- Heintz
- Wilkins
- Wilson
- Worley
- Davis Philip
- G. A.
- Mermilliod
- Ziman
- Wenzel
- Pasinetti
- D. F.
- Burbidge
- Fernandez
- D. S.
- C. E.
- Luyten
- Shaw
- Martin
- A. H.
- J. H.
- Huth
- Hayes
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First Sentence edit
Astronomy is a natural science and as such is based upon observation.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Carlos Jaschek (Author)
First Edition edit
Original Language: English
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 1989
ISBN: 0521340942
Page Count: 224
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Country: Add the country of publication.
Publication Date: 1989
ISBN: 0521340942
Page Count: 224
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- Dewey: 522.85
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