Clearing shelves. Following books to go, free, collection only (near Stillorgan, south-east Co. Dublin). All in excellent condition.
1. Nightwatch. A Practical Guide to Viewing the Universe. Terence Dickinson. A good book for anyone starting out in observational astronomy.
2. Atlas of the Moon. Antonin Rukl's exquisitely drawn atlas of the Moon, depicting the entire lunar near side identifying craters, peaks, domes and rilles.
3. The Clementine Atlas of the Moon. Contains maps of the entire lunar surface and a comprehensive database of lunar crater nomenclature.
4. The Universe in a Nutshell. Stephen Hawking's sequel to A Brief History of Time.
5. Navigating the Night Sky. How to Identify the Stars and Constellations. Guillerme de Almeida.
6. The Heavens on Fire. The Great Leonid Meteor Storms. Mark Littlemann.
Contact me if interested in any or all. May list more soon as I go through book shelves.
Adding:
7. UNIVERSE. A large full colour 512-page book published by Dorling Kindersely [DK] in 2005 covering the Planets, Solar System, Comets, Stars, Deep Sky Objects, Galaxies, Constellations, Night Sky Maps etc. A great introduction to Astronomy in general.
