With
its complex orbit, it is far closer to our planet than any other celestial body. Already in ancient Babylon, humans have studied
the Moon and its relationship to the planets and constellations.
Through incisive texts and illustrations using photos
and computer simulations, this book explores the similarities and differences to other planets and their moons, the Moon’s
interactions with the Sun and the Earth, and interesting historical associations.
In addition to scientifically
accurate texts, it contains numerous large-format photographs and graphics that vividly explain the complex phenomenon of
the Moon. Richly illustrated, it is designed for anyone interested in astronomy.
- All
about the Moon – concise explanations of various phenomena related to the Moon
- Mathematics and
geometry, conveyed in an understandable and engaging way
- With numerous large-format photographs
and illustrations
Author informationGeorg Glaeser, Professor of Geometry, University
of Applied Arts Vienna
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