Astronomy: The Amazing Science of Stars, Galaxies, Planets, Wormholes, Blackholes and Much More

By: Andrew Arnold

Narrated by: Dust Jones

The beginners guide to everything you need to know about astronomy! Worm holes, black holes, and new galaxies!

The night sky provides a beautiful show every night, but it leads to questions about how those stars, planets, and a host of other objects were created and how they influence each other.

Astronomy is the study of the space and all of its amazing moving parts. The study of space, in particular its stars and planets, has a long history, both of assisting farmers to know when it was time to plant and keeping seafaring travelers on the right longitude.

Things you'll learn about:

• Chapter one: "A Big Picture View"
• Chapter two: "A Brief History of Astronomy"
• Chapter three: "Planets"
• Chapter four: "Stars"
• Chapter five: "Galaxies"
• Chapter six: "The Universe"
• Chapter seven: "The Aurora Borealis or Northern Lights"
• Chapter eight: "Telescopes"
• Chapter nine: "Mind-Blowing Astronomy Facts"
• Chapter 10: "Asteroids and Comets"
• Chapter 11: "Meteors"
• Chapter 12: "Life on Mars"
• Chapter 13: "Our Place in the Universe"
• Chapter 14: "Famous Astronomers"
• Chapter 15: "New Discoveries in Space"

This audiobook contains information about what is really up there, based on research by renowned ancient and present-day astronomers who were as fascinated by the sky as you are. Some of them spent their whole lives studying the sky bodies and the universe! If you have given up on astronomy, it's probably due to misguided information and dead ends; this is your chance to start a successful journey of discovery!

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An excellent guide for observational astronomy

This is a great book on how to get the most out of your observing experience. If you are someone who wants to get outside and see this wonderful universe for yourself then this is the book you want. I found this to an very interesting and engaging introduction to the results of the scientific work in archaeoastronomy.

Recommended for Astronomy lover

This is a great read. While it is written mostly as a college text, it is NOT a dry, statistic filled, mess as some science texts I have read. It is truly an enjoyable read. This book is also great for students who want to learn more or anyone who has a thirst for learning! You really have to check it out for yourself!

Was the narrator drunk?

Very sloppy narration. He mispronounced astronomy (as well as many other words) several times. Had to stop listening less than halfway through because I couldn't take all the mispronunciations and monotone speaking.