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Fundamentals of Solar Astronomy (World Scientific Series in Astronomy and Astrophysics) [Paperback]

Arvind Bhatnagar , William Livingston

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?This book is mainly addressed to those who are starting to study the sun."

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This book is mainly addressed to those who are starting to study the sun. --This text refers to the Hardcover edition.

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Ideal for the Advanced Amateur 26 Oct 2005
By John Matlock - Published on Amazon.com
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The Sun, our closest star, has been studied for centuries. Stonehenge, built around 5,000 years ago is basically a solar observatory.

This book is mainly addressed to those who are starting to study the Sun either as amateurs or professionals. Although this book is by professionals and is used as a text for upper level undergraduate and graduate level classes, it stresses the work being done by amateurs with very small telescopes.

This book is positioned between the very elementary level books and the advanced astrophysical texts. It is obviously written as a labor of love. The two authors have almost a century of experience between them. They have spent their working careers studying the sun. They talk about everything from the early myths to the latest scientific findings. Equipment from building your own to the new SOLAR-B satellite planned for launch in September of 2006. (Actually the book says August 2005, but it's been delayed.)

This book is an excellent introduction to the interested reader.
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Not very enlightening 11 May 2006
By L. Blodgett - Published on Amazon.com
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Very involved concepts discussed by experts. This is a textbook for advanced students. I just wanted more information on the Sun while using my small H-alpha telescope. Too deep for me!

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