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Hallo Thomas,
empfehlen kann ich Dir noch das hier:
Sky Vistas. Astronomy for Binoculars and Richest-Field Telescopes - Craig Crossen, Gerald Rhemann
Verrat uns doch mal bitte, was Dir an Infos fehlt. Sind's die Objekte selber oder was Dich für Anblicke im Okular erwarten oder die Position der Objekte???
Wo ich auch immer gern mal drin schmökere für Anregungen:
Atlas der Sternbilder - Slawik/Reichert
empfehlen kann ich Dir noch das hier:
Sky Vistas. Astronomy for Binoculars and Richest-Field Telescopes - Craig Crossen, Gerald Rhemann
Verrat uns doch mal bitte, was Dir an Infos fehlt. Sind's die Objekte selber oder was Dich für Anblicke im Okular erwarten oder die Position der Objekte???
Wo ich auch immer gern mal drin schmökere für Anregungen:
Atlas der Sternbilder - Slawik/Reichert
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Die Deep Sky Liste. Sehr wertvoll. Und gratis:
http://www.fachgruppe-deepsky.de/index_dsl.htm
http://www.fachgruppe-deepsky.de/index_dsl.htm
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Hallo Thomas,
"Praxishandbuch Deep Sky" von W. Steinicke (Hrsg.)
wenn es auch in Englisch sein darf:
"Deep Sky Observing - The Astronomical Tourist" von Steve Coe, Springer UK.
"Astronomy Hacks" von Thompson und Thompson, O' Reilly. Wer das nicht kennt, hat echt was verpasst! Voll von praxisgerechten Tipps und ein sehr angenehmer Stil.
Gruß,
Tom
"Praxishandbuch Deep Sky" von W. Steinicke (Hrsg.)
wenn es auch in Englisch sein darf:
"Deep Sky Observing - The Astronomical Tourist" von Steve Coe, Springer UK.
"Astronomy Hacks" von Thompson und Thompson, O' Reilly. Wer das nicht kennt, hat echt was verpasst! Voll von praxisgerechten Tipps und ein sehr angenehmer Stil.
Gruß,
Tom
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Hallo,
wenn's wirklich um Deepsky geht und zwar abseits von Atlanten dann schliesse ich mich Tom an: Praxishandbuch Deepsky, hat mich hochgradig begeistert das Buch! Von Amateuren für Amateure und kaum ein Aspekt der fehlt. Nach deiner Beschreibung genau das was du suchst!
Grüße Benny
wenn's wirklich um Deepsky geht und zwar abseits von Atlanten dann schliesse ich mich Tom an: Praxishandbuch Deepsky, hat mich hochgradig begeistert das Buch! Von Amateuren für Amateure und kaum ein Aspekt der fehlt. Nach deiner Beschreibung genau das was du suchst!
Grüße Benny
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Praxishandbuch Deepsky gibts übrigens grad bei jokers.de für 7,95 ...
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Hi Thomas,
falls du des Englischen mächtig bist...
Astronomy Hacks
Paperback: 410 pages
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc. (June 1, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0596100604
ISBN-13: 978-0596100605
Why use the traditional approach to study the stars when you can turn computers, handheld devices, and telescopes into out-of-this-world stargazing tools? Whether you're a first timer or an advanced hobbyist, you'll find Astronomy Hacks both useful and fun. From upgrading your optical finder to photographing stars, this book is the perfect cosmic companion.
This handy field guide covers the basics of observing, and what you need to know about tweaking, tuning, adjusting, and tricking out a 'scope. Expect priceless tips and tools for using a Dobsonian Telescope, the large-aperture telescope you can inexpensively build in your garage. Get advice on protocols involved with using electronics including in dark places without ruining the party.
"Astronomy Hacks" begins the space exploration by getting you set up with the right equipment for observing and admiring the stars in an urban setting. Along for the trip are first rate tips for making most of observations. The hacks show you how to:
-Dark-Adapt Your Notebook Computer
-Choose the Best Binocular
-Clean Your Eyepieces and Lenses Safely
-Upgrade Your Optical Finder
-Photograph the Stars with Basic Equipment
The O'Reilly Hacks series has reclaimed the term "hacking" to mean innovating, unearthing, and creating shortcuts, gizmos, and gears. With these hacks, you don't dream it-you do it--and "Astronomy Hacks" brings space dreams to life. The book is essential for anyone who wants to get the most out of an evening under the stars and have memorable celestial adventures.
About the Author
Robert Bruce Thompson is a coauthor of O'Reilly's Building the Perfect PC and PC Hardware in a Nutshell. A born geek, he built his first computer in 1976 with 256 bytes of memory, toggle switches, and no operating system. Since then, he has bought, built, upgraded, and repaired hundreds of PCs for himself, employers, customers, friends, and clients. Robert spends most clear, moonless nights outdoors with his 10-inch Dobsonian reflector telescope, hunting down faint fuzzies, and is currently designing a larger truss-tube Dobsonian (computerized, of course) that he plans to build. Barbara Fritchman Thompson, the coauthor of Building the Perfect PC and PC Hardware in a Nutshell, worked for 20 years as a librarian before starting her own home-based consulting practice, Research Solutions. She's also a researcher for the law firm Womble, Carlyle, Sandridge, & Rice, PLLC. During her leisure hours, Barbara reads, works out, plays golf, and, like Robert, is an avid amateur astronomer.
Gruß
Lots
falls du des Englischen mächtig bist...
Astronomy Hacks
Paperback: 410 pages
Publisher: O'Reilly Media, Inc. (June 1, 2005)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0596100604
ISBN-13: 978-0596100605
Why use the traditional approach to study the stars when you can turn computers, handheld devices, and telescopes into out-of-this-world stargazing tools? Whether you're a first timer or an advanced hobbyist, you'll find Astronomy Hacks both useful and fun. From upgrading your optical finder to photographing stars, this book is the perfect cosmic companion.
This handy field guide covers the basics of observing, and what you need to know about tweaking, tuning, adjusting, and tricking out a 'scope. Expect priceless tips and tools for using a Dobsonian Telescope, the large-aperture telescope you can inexpensively build in your garage. Get advice on protocols involved with using electronics including in dark places without ruining the party.
"Astronomy Hacks" begins the space exploration by getting you set up with the right equipment for observing and admiring the stars in an urban setting. Along for the trip are first rate tips for making most of observations. The hacks show you how to:
-Dark-Adapt Your Notebook Computer
-Choose the Best Binocular
-Clean Your Eyepieces and Lenses Safely
-Upgrade Your Optical Finder
-Photograph the Stars with Basic Equipment
The O'Reilly Hacks series has reclaimed the term "hacking" to mean innovating, unearthing, and creating shortcuts, gizmos, and gears. With these hacks, you don't dream it-you do it--and "Astronomy Hacks" brings space dreams to life. The book is essential for anyone who wants to get the most out of an evening under the stars and have memorable celestial adventures.
About the Author
Robert Bruce Thompson is a coauthor of O'Reilly's Building the Perfect PC and PC Hardware in a Nutshell. A born geek, he built his first computer in 1976 with 256 bytes of memory, toggle switches, and no operating system. Since then, he has bought, built, upgraded, and repaired hundreds of PCs for himself, employers, customers, friends, and clients. Robert spends most clear, moonless nights outdoors with his 10-inch Dobsonian reflector telescope, hunting down faint fuzzies, and is currently designing a larger truss-tube Dobsonian (computerized, of course) that he plans to build. Barbara Fritchman Thompson, the coauthor of Building the Perfect PC and PC Hardware in a Nutshell, worked for 20 years as a librarian before starting her own home-based consulting practice, Research Solutions. She's also a researcher for the law firm Womble, Carlyle, Sandridge, & Rice, PLLC. During her leisure hours, Barbara reads, works out, plays golf, and, like Robert, is an avid amateur astronomer.
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Hallo Thomas,
für den Einstieg gibts "Stars am Nachthimmel" (Kosmos-Verlag) - sehr empfehlenswert!
Grüße Klaus
für den Einstieg gibts "Stars am Nachthimmel" (Kosmos-Verlag) - sehr empfehlenswert!
Grüße Klaus
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