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Atlas of the Heavens & B.A.A. Star Charts Booklet Astronomy booklet set

$ 23.76

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Year: 1979
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Condition: Used Very good condition, some creased edges of papers
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days
  • Modified Item: No

    Description

    Auction:
    Atlas of the Heavens & B.A.A. Star Charts
    Atlas of the Heavens: (spiral bound)
    Contain 16 large foldouts each measuring 23" 16"
    Contains Skalnate Pleso Atlas of The Heavens transparency grid
    The BAA Star Charts:
    Drawn by Will Tirion contain 5 charts all in vg condition.
    Condition:
    Used Very good condition, some creased edges of papers
    (see pictures)
    Additional Information:
    Year: 1960s
    Length (in.) : 17
    Width (in.) : 13
    Height (in): : 1
    Atlas of the Heavens:
    The
    Skalnaté Pleso Atlas of the Heavens
    (
    Atlas
    Coeli
    Skalnaté Pleso
    1950.0) is a set of 16 celestial charts covering the entire sky. It is named after the
    Skalnaté Pleso
    Observatory in Slovakia where it was produced.
    The BAA Star Charts:
    For collectors, the complete maps set of very first Wil Tirion works. The British Astronomical Association, one of the world's leading organizations of amateur astronomers, has commissioned Wil Tirion to prepare this set of five charts showing the entire sky. Two charts cover the polar areas and three cover the equatorial regions. Each sheet is approximately 18'' x 13.5'' and is printed black-on-white on a good grade of paper, suitable for notes. The charts can be used for plotting meteor trails, cometary paths, and deep-sky objects currently in the news. The charts show all stars down to and including magnitude 6.5. Special symbols are used for double stars and variable stars. Also included are open clusters, globular clusters, planetary nebulae, diffuse nebulae, and galaxies. Isophotes of the Milky Way, constellation boundaries, and the ecliptic also are indicated. Galactic longitude is marked off every 10 degrees along the galactic equator, and the north and south galactic poles are noted. Gradations are 5 minutes in right ascension and 1 degree in declination. Epoch 1950.0 has been chosen to be compatible with most atlases and catalogs presently in use. Names of bright stars as well as Bayer, Messier, NGC, and IC designations are given to make identification easy. This convenient set of detailed charts has the advantage of showing fairly large areas of sky at a reasonable scale. It is easily carried for handy field-work reference. These star charts can be used by amateur astronomers for telescope and binocular viewing and by naked-eye observers who want a clear representation of the sky.
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