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Bibliography


The Sky Watcher's Handbook by Ronan and Dunlop, Marshall. (1-84028-019-0) Includes interesting information on the likes of atmospheric effects, weather

Your Guide to the Sky by Rick Shaffer, Lowell House. (0-7373-0104-X) Starts off quite slow, but overall excellent book. Excellent section on telescopes and month-by-month star guide.

More Advanced Books, which might still be of some interest
The Observer's Guide to Astronomy (2 volumes) Edited by Patrick Martinez, Cambridge University Press. (HARDBACK 0-521-37068-X, PAPERBACK 0-521-37945-6) (Very) advanced amateur's text

Crab Nebula

Big Red Spot on Jupiter