Lonely Planet Dark Skies: A Practical Guide to Astrotourism by Lonely Planet, Valerie Stimac
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Overview: Witnessing the sweep of the Milky Way, the remains of comets burning up in our atmosphere, or the shimmering aurora, we better understand the universe and our place in it. Lonely Planet’s Dark Skies, the first world’s guide to astrotourism, can help you experience all of this and more first-hand.
Meticulously researched by dark sky expert Valerie Stimac, this comprehensive companion includes guides to 35 dark-sky sites and national parks, where to see the aurora, the next decade of total solar eclipses and how to view rocket launches, plus the lowdown on commercial space flight, observatories and meteor showers.
Dark Skies is divided into sections to help you plan your dark sky tour:
Genre: Non-Fiction > General
Stargazing focuses on the basics of appreciating the dark sky, with an overview on how to stargaze and what types of objects to look for, as well as tips for the urban stargazer.
Dark Places is devoted to 35 of the best places around the globe for stargazing and experiencing the night sky, including sites designated by the Dark Sky Association.
Astronomy in Action features some of the world’s top research facilities and observatories,where you can get a closer look at space science.
Meteor Showers has everything you need to know about the most consistent and impressive meteor showers that happen annually.
Aurora is divided into two parts, one focusing on the aur
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