Astronomy: Astronomy For Beginners - Black Holes, New Galaxies, Worm Holes and more - 2nd Edition

Have you ever wondered how a planet was made? Or thought about the life-cycle of a star? Where do the Northern Lights come from and why can’t we see them every night? What are constellations and how are they used?

The night sky provide a beautiful show every night, but it leads to questions about how those stars, planets and host of other objects were created and how they influence each other. At the same time, their interactions with our own planet create unique events, such as the Northern Lights.

This book provides a delightful overview that will appeal to the beginner stargazer. Taking parts of the universe, such as galaxies, stars, planets and even the Northern Lights, the book gives down to earth explanations for what you see every night.

Learn how stars are formed, what makes up planets and how comets are created. Explore the science behind the Northern Lights and take a tour of the solar system. Learn about how constellations are used and what happens during a supernova.

Astronomy is the study of the space and all of its amazing moving parts. The study of space, in particular its stars and planets, has a long history, both of assisting farmers to know when it was time to plant and keeping sea faring travelers on the right longitude.

Learn how the size of a star affects not only the length of its life span, but how that star’s end is also affected by the size of core. Finally, the book opens the door for further exploration from your own backyard.

This introduction to space gives you a foundation to explore whatever sparks your interest within this magnificent universe of ours. All this and more is available in Astronomy, A Beginner’s Guide to Space.