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PLR Ebook Table Of Contents

Telescopes and Light
Exploring the Stars
All About the Sun
About Galaxies
Exploring the Solar System
Visiting the Planets
Reflecting on the Moon
What About Comets and Meteors
A Discussion on Blackholes
How Stars Die
About Our Planets Part 1
About Our Planets Part 2
How to Recognize the Constellations
Poor Maligned Pluto
Astrology – Fact and Fiction

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Telescopes and Light

How Telescopes and Light Work Together

As a little child, you might have often looked at the nighttime sky and were amazed at the stars, moon, and maybe some of the other celestial bodies that you encountered. Truly, stars are a wonder to behold. There are billions of stars in our galaxy alone, which explains why the star-filled sky is so vast during the nighttime.

This interest, common during childhood, has led many people into becoming astronomers, studying the stars and other heavenly bodies of the universe throughout their lives. It is their way of making a living, and perhaps more appropriately, it is their way of life.

However, thanks to the availability of modern science and technology, anyone can be an amateur astronomer at home, and do some of the things that are commonly done by professional astronomers.

One of the easiest methods is stargazing, while using a powerful telescope in order to make the stars look bigger and “more alive”. A telescope is the name of an instrument that is designed to view distant objects.