Textbooks to learn in astronomy, what to learn in astronomy

If you want to be in astronomy, it's best to read "Basic Astronomy" and "Astronomy Course".

Foreign countries do not know that there are Peking University, Nanjing University and Beijing Normal University that offer astronomy majors in China.

Mathematics and physics are the most important things in astronomy, and English is also very important, because you have to watch foreign astronomy often**.

Without an excellent foundation in mathematics and physics, everything is free to talk about, and there is no enthusiasm.

There are three main sub-disciplines of astronomy: astrometry, celestial mechanics, and astrophysics.

Astronomy is the study of the structure and development of celestial bodies in space. The content includes the structure, nature and operation of celestial bodies. Mainly through the observation of the radiation emitted by celestial bodies to the earth, discover and measure their positions, explore their motion laws, study their physical properties, chemical composition, internal structure, energy** and their evolution laws.

Astronomy is an ancient science, and it has played an important role since the beginning of human civilization. With the development of human society, the object of astronomy has developed from the solar system to the entire universe. At present, astronomy is classified according to research methods, and has formed three sub-disciplines: astrometry, celestial mechanics and astrophysics.

According to the classification of observation methods, several sub-disciplines of optical astronomy, radio astronomy and space astronomy have been formed.

In addition, I personally believe that astronomy encompasses everything, because the Earth is also a celestial body!

The Astronomy major trains high-level professionals in Qingqing who have good basic knowledge and basic abilities in mathematics, physics and astronomy, and can engage in scientific research, teaching and technical work in astronomy and related disciplines.

Astronomy can be divided into three major fields: astrometry, astrodynamics, and astrophysics, which are now attracting people's attention.

Astronomy is the study of the structure and development of celestial bodies in space. The content includes the structure, nature and operation of celestial bodies. It is mainly through the observation of the radiation emitted by celestial bodies to the earth, to discover and measure their precession positions, to explore their motion laws, and to study their physical properties, chemical composition, internal structure, energy** and their evolution laws.

"Stargazing at Night: A Practical Guide to Astronomical Observation" is written smoothly and naturally without losing its rigor, and the content is substantial, and it is not only an observation guide, but also has a lot of explanations of theoretical knowledge in simple terms. In short, it will satisfy your observation needs for a long time.

The wonderful thing about this book is that everyone can find something they like from it. For example, I sometimes like to look for objects in interesting celestial surfaces, comparing my own visual effect with the one described in the book, which is a fun process.

New Introduction to Astronomy", a classic textbook recognized in the astronomical circle for introductory theory, is a book that many students who are engaged in the Astronomy Olympiad are quite fond of.

Grand View of Celestial Phenomena.

Stars and Planets, my enlightenment book, doesn't seem to be very famous, there is not much theoretical knowledge, it is very concise, and there are nearly half of the star maps at the back.

The highlight of Modern Astronomy is that it talks about some space probes and some knowledge of the universe.

Popular Astronomy is divided into two volumes, and of course it is quite complete, written in the context of the sixties and seventies of the last century.

Frontiers in Physical Astronomy" is the first book series, which is said to be a frontier, but it is actually quite an old book, and the highlight is that it talks about it from the perspective of the four major interactions.

Popular Astronomy "Fruit Shell Ji Thirteen seems to have recommended.,I haven't read this either.,Recently I found out that the kindle store can be borrowed for free.。

This kind of book is less in the form of an e-book, because popular science books are generally more expensive.

For beginners, I recommend reading some books about astronomy first, to know the night sky, at least to know the names of those bright stars and to be able to recognize the stars, after knowing it, you can buy a double pupil telescope to assist.

A book by Japanese popular science writer Yoyo Nomoto.

See the universe through Hubble. Cosmic Heritage

See the universe through Hubble. Endless Starry Sky

Looking at the universe and the ocean of stars through Hubble

The above three books have a detailed description of the stars, and I bought "Seeing the Universe through Hubble" in 08. Cosmic Heritage", most of them are diagrams, galaxies, star clusters, etc., full of details, not bad, highly recommended.

Here are the synopses of the three books.

If you want a monthly newsletter, how to observe some major stars.

You can order my country's "Astronomy Lovers" Although I haven't bought it, the reputation is not bad.

There is also a book that introduces the stars and constellations in the sky, which is very detailed, and I am also reading it now, the name is "Stars and Planets" (China Friendship Publishing House), which is all **, and the stars in the night sky are described in great detail.

Hope it helps.

A Brief History of Time The Universe in the Shell Grand Design.

The following ten types.

1, "Zhong Bai

The History of Chinese Astronomy" Chinese Astronomical History Collation Research Group.

2, "Cosmic Zhi Radio" Zhao Ren Dao Yang.

3, "The Seven Wonders of the Universe" J.V. Nalika.

4, "Forever Moon Dream" Ouyang Ziyuan.

5, "Constellations and Greek Mythology" is strong.

6, "Constellations and Legends" Nobuya Koo.

7, "Star Observation ABC".

8, "Selected Translations of Astronomical Classics" Xuan Huancan.

9, Astrophysical Concepts, Martin Harwitt.

10, "How Celestial Bodies Evolve" Li Qibin.

Su Yi's New Introduction to Astronomy

Liu Xuefu's "Astronomy Amateur's Handbook".

The word of mouth is good.

Suggest Stephen Hawking's A Brief History of Time