Complete Book of Horoscopes

I like constellations very much, but I don't know anything about astronomy. The constellations I know are only the 12 well-known constellations, but this book tells us that there are 88 constellations in total. This book covers the origin of constellations, the starry sky, constellations, and star maps. The book also comes with very beautiful illustrations of nebulae. Even if you don't understand the starry sky at all, you will still be shocked by these pictures. The book mentions: The future destiny of mankind depends on the understanding of the universe. Facing the starry sky above your head, you can't help but be in awe.

I'm not very interested in astronomy, so I don't know much about it. The reason why I opened this book was because I was attracted by the exquisite illustrations of the starry sky, so I flipped through it. As a result, I was attracted by the knowledge about the constellations in it. It talks about how to identify various constellations and how to use a telescope, but I don't have a telescope, so I just took a rough look at it, but I think the identification of constellations in it is quite interesting. You can try to understand the stars in the night sky based on the knowledge in it. At least after reading this book, I can recognize the Leo constellation. This is a popular science book on zodiac signs.

"Looking up, we see the sun, moon, stars, gas and dust clouds, and distant galaxies, which seem to be scattered in the universe without any order." From this description at the beginning of the author, we can feel the vastness of the universe, which also reveals the origin of the constellations and gives different meanings to different constellations. It also introduces the observation methods of different constellations, introduces stars, planets and other celestial bodies, and reveals the mystery of astronomy to readers.

The planet we live on is suspended in the vast universe. No matter which direction we look for hundreds of millions or even billions of light years, we can't see the edge. Looking up, we see the sun, moon, stars, clouds of gas and dust, and distant galaxies, seemingly scattered throughout the universe without any order. How can we make sense of a chaotic and chaotic space? For thousands of years, "horoscopes" have played an important role and have provided a lot of help in solving this problem. This is a must-have book for advanced stargazing for astronomy enthusiasts. The book introduces in detail the origins, myths and observation methods of the 88 constellations in the sky, with detailed chart analysis and high-definition astronomical images taken by NASA or Hubble. At the same time, it also introduces the observation methods of stars, planets and other celestial bodies, including naked-eye observation and telescope usage skills. This book does not contain complicated formulas or esoteric scientific theories, and can be used by astronomical enthusiasts around the world to observe, find and locate various constellations, stars and deep space materials. This book is divided into four chapters: The Changing Starry Sky introduces basic information about the starry sky, a detailed introduction to the 88 constellations in the sky, observations of other celestial bodies, and monthly starry sky diagrams.

This book is great! It introduces the origins and observation methods of constellations in a simple and easy-to-understand way, and is equipped with high-definition pictures, which made me feel like I was in the vast universe. I especially like the introduction of the twelve constellations of the zodiac in the book. Each constellation has its own story and characteristics. Moreover, the author does not use complicated scientific terms, which is very friendly to astronomy novices like me.

It is well written and worth reading for those who love astronomy. I like it very much. 🌷

The explanation of the constellations is extremely detailed and the explanation of the terminology is also good.

At first, I just watched it for OC, but now I'm really obsessed with astronomy.