Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe [By Lovi and Tirion]
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Title: Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe
Author(s): George Lovi and Wil Tirion
Other Info: 9.0" by 12.0", 112 pages, Hardbound, 1.8 lb item wt.
Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe is a book of three parts: first, a complete old-time star atlas; second, a set of universal seasonal star finder charts and; finally, a modern star atlas with a catalog of selected objects suitable for naked eye or small telescope observing. All of this has been done by bringing together the talents of three present day authors with one who wrote nearly two centuries ago—Alexander Jamieson. Our present day authors are George Lovi, Wil Tirion and Brian Skiff.
Title: Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe
Author(s): George Lovi and Wil Tirion
Other Info: 9.0" by 12.0", 112 pages, Hardbound, 1.8 lb item wt.
Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe is a book of three parts: first, a complete old-time star atlas; second, a set of universal seasonal star finder charts and; finally, a modern star atlas with a catalog of selected objects suitable for naked eye or small telescope observing. All of this has been done by bringing together the talents of three present day authors with one who wrote nearly two centuries ago—Alexander Jamieson. Our present day authors are George Lovi, Wil Tirion and Brian Skiff.
Title: Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe
Author(s): George Lovi and Wil Tirion
Other Info: 9.0" by 12.0", 112 pages, Hardbound, 1.8 lb item wt.
Men, Monsters and the Modern Universe is a book of three parts: first, a complete old-time star atlas; second, a set of universal seasonal star finder charts and; finally, a modern star atlas with a catalog of selected objects suitable for naked eye or small telescope observing. All of this has been done by bringing together the talents of three present day authors with one who wrote nearly two centuries ago—Alexander Jamieson. Our present day authors are George Lovi, Wil Tirion and Brian Skiff.