Stargazing: Past and Present. Exploring the Cosmic Evolution of Stargazing
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- Nombre de pages6902
- FormatePub
- ISBN406-4-06-615244-4
- EAN4064066152444
- Date de parution18/12/2019
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille8 Mo
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
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In "Stargazing: Past and Present, " Norman Sir Lockyer endeavors to bridge the chasm between ancient astronomical practices and contemporary scientific understanding. The book meticulously examines humanity's evolving relationship with the cosmos, paying homage to the methods and observations that have contributed to our current astronomical knowledge. Lockyer's lucid prose, adorned with rich illustrations and detailed diagrams, captures the imagination while grounding its assertions in rigorous scientific inquiry, making it a distinct contribution to both literature and the history of science.
Through analytical historical vignettes, he illuminates the contributions of early astronomers, suffusing the narrative with a sense of wonder that resonates with both amateur stargazers and seasoned scientists alike. Norman Sir Lockyer, a pioneering astrophysicist and co-founder of the Royal Astronomical Society, significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena. His passion for astronomy culminated in numerous contributions to both observational astronomy and spectroscopy.
Lockyer's insights into the spectroscopic analysis of celestial bodies reflect his deep-seated desire to forge connections between historical stargazing traditions and the burgeoning scientific landscape of his time, thus enriching the reader's understanding of both science and its historical context. For those intrigued by the stars and the intricate tapestry of human curiosity that surrounds them, "Stargazing: Past and Present" is an indispensable read.
Lockyer's synthesis of history and science not only educates but also inspires a profound appreciation for the night sky, urging readers to look up and reflect on the timeless human pursuit of knowledge.
Through analytical historical vignettes, he illuminates the contributions of early astronomers, suffusing the narrative with a sense of wonder that resonates with both amateur stargazers and seasoned scientists alike. Norman Sir Lockyer, a pioneering astrophysicist and co-founder of the Royal Astronomical Society, significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena. His passion for astronomy culminated in numerous contributions to both observational astronomy and spectroscopy.
Lockyer's insights into the spectroscopic analysis of celestial bodies reflect his deep-seated desire to forge connections between historical stargazing traditions and the burgeoning scientific landscape of his time, thus enriching the reader's understanding of both science and its historical context. For those intrigued by the stars and the intricate tapestry of human curiosity that surrounds them, "Stargazing: Past and Present" is an indispensable read.
Lockyer's synthesis of history and science not only educates but also inspires a profound appreciation for the night sky, urging readers to look up and reflect on the timeless human pursuit of knowledge.
In "Stargazing: Past and Present, " Norman Sir Lockyer endeavors to bridge the chasm between ancient astronomical practices and contemporary scientific understanding. The book meticulously examines humanity's evolving relationship with the cosmos, paying homage to the methods and observations that have contributed to our current astronomical knowledge. Lockyer's lucid prose, adorned with rich illustrations and detailed diagrams, captures the imagination while grounding its assertions in rigorous scientific inquiry, making it a distinct contribution to both literature and the history of science.
Through analytical historical vignettes, he illuminates the contributions of early astronomers, suffusing the narrative with a sense of wonder that resonates with both amateur stargazers and seasoned scientists alike. Norman Sir Lockyer, a pioneering astrophysicist and co-founder of the Royal Astronomical Society, significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena. His passion for astronomy culminated in numerous contributions to both observational astronomy and spectroscopy.
Lockyer's insights into the spectroscopic analysis of celestial bodies reflect his deep-seated desire to forge connections between historical stargazing traditions and the burgeoning scientific landscape of his time, thus enriching the reader's understanding of both science and its historical context. For those intrigued by the stars and the intricate tapestry of human curiosity that surrounds them, "Stargazing: Past and Present" is an indispensable read.
Lockyer's synthesis of history and science not only educates but also inspires a profound appreciation for the night sky, urging readers to look up and reflect on the timeless human pursuit of knowledge.
Through analytical historical vignettes, he illuminates the contributions of early astronomers, suffusing the narrative with a sense of wonder that resonates with both amateur stargazers and seasoned scientists alike. Norman Sir Lockyer, a pioneering astrophysicist and co-founder of the Royal Astronomical Society, significantly advanced our understanding of solar phenomena. His passion for astronomy culminated in numerous contributions to both observational astronomy and spectroscopy.
Lockyer's insights into the spectroscopic analysis of celestial bodies reflect his deep-seated desire to forge connections between historical stargazing traditions and the burgeoning scientific landscape of his time, thus enriching the reader's understanding of both science and its historical context. For those intrigued by the stars and the intricate tapestry of human curiosity that surrounds them, "Stargazing: Past and Present" is an indispensable read.
Lockyer's synthesis of history and science not only educates but also inspires a profound appreciation for the night sky, urging readers to look up and reflect on the timeless human pursuit of knowledge.