Non-professional books on basic astronomy

A new introduction to astronomy, third edition (Su Yi)

A new introduction to astronomy, fourth edition (Su Yi)

CD Mirror Image of Introduction to Astronomy, 4th Edition

I read it recently, only to find that Teacher Su Yi's handwriting is good, and I know for the first time that telescopes can be made so big. The third edition is not as new as the fourth edition, but there are some pictures attached. The fourth edition is only marked "CD map", so it's very annoying to find it yourself.

Popular astronomy (Flamarion)

This book is famous, but the information is old enough.

A hundred thousand whys astronomy 1( 1980 4th edition)

This book is my first astronomical enlightenment book, so I miss it very much.

Tian Yuan (Jiang)

Explaining the secrets of ancient astronomy in China in simple terms was personally recommended by Miss Thumb! 20 1 1 latest revision.

Sky observation class

"1 March into the Milky Way" (Chen Peikun)

2 Simple use of telescope (Chen Peikun)

3 Space prodigal-Comet (Chen Peikun)

Handbook of Stargazing in April (Chen Peikun)

Handbook of Stargazing in Summer (Chen Peikun)

Handbook of Stargazing in Autumn (Chen Peikun)

Introduction to Astrophotography (Chen Peikun)

Guide to Lunar Observation in September (Chen Peikun)

10 World Observatory Tour (Chen Peikun)

Chen Peikun's "Star Club" series, thanks to emcc 1 19 for reminding me of the lovely name Chen Peikun. This booklet is written for teenagers in Taiwan Province Province. The picture is good and the text is simple. Unfortunately, the winter stargazing manual is not available for the time being, and the scanning effect is not very good.

Cambridge astronomy enthusiast's guide

Very detailed observation manual, suitable for beginners like me, but unfortunately the translation is not good.

Solar system grade

Encyclopedia of the solar system, second edition. Encyclopedia of the solar system second edition.

[New Scenes of the Solar System] A new view of the solar system.

The information can't be complete, in English, take your time.

Life on Earth (Bruce Czechoslovakia)

This book discusses in detail the possibility of life on planets/satellites in the solar system and the general conditions needed for carbon-based life in the universe. The data ended before Cassini Huygens explored Titan.

Stellate cell

The first edition of stellar physics (Huang Rungan)

Stellar Physics 2nd Edition (Huang Rungan)

Two professional books, a layman like me can't read them, but I admire them.

A billion suns (Rudolf Kippenhahn)

The evolution history of stars is introduced in detail. The information is a little old. Around the 1980s, there was a big difference between foreign popular science books and domestic ones, that is, the ideas were good and there were many highlights.

Cosmic level

Illustration of a brief history of time (Stephen Hawking)

A Brief History of Time Popular Edition (Stephen Hawking)

The universe in the shell (Stephen Hawking)

Magnificent design (Stephen Hawking)

Not to mention these books. Spit it out, Wu's translation is quite bad, and sometimes he can't even understand the sentence.

Beyond time and space: a scientific journey through parallel universes, time warp and the tenth dimension (Kakumichio)

This book was seen on the recommendation list of the Squirrel Club.

The Mysterious Universe (carl sagan)

A new vision of the universe (C.C. Peterson)

Beautiful full-band atlas of the universe. The picture quality and scanning effect may be the best of all books in this post.

Dictionary class

Astronomical dictionary

Concise dictionary of astronomy

Dictionary of drawing astronomy

The last one is also my astronomy enlightenment book. I held it for a whole summer vacation in the third grade of primary school. Beautiful color pictures, beautiful childhood.

Aerospace category

Understanding space: an introduction to space science

An easy-to-understand introductory book on space, recommended by space professionals.

Rocket (Joseph Angelo)

Satellite (Joseph Angelo)

Space astronomical probe (Joseph Angelo)

Robot Spaceship (Joseph Angelo)

Human space flight (Joseph Angelo)

Life in the universe (Joseph Angelo)

Joseph Angelo's "Pioneer in Space" series should have been an unparalleled series of popular science books in space, but unfortunately it was destroyed by a translator who is an amateur in space and English, and there are countless mistakes in the book. Non-professional enthusiasts are advised to read it carefully.

Encyclopedia of world space launch vehicles

Details of the technical manual, page 1704. Unfortunately, there is no information about new rockets such as CZ-2F and CZ-5.

Jane's spaceship appreciation guide

Color atlas of spacecraft and rockets.

Feel the Space: 500 Questions and Answers of Space Navigation (Mike Mullen)

Written before the Columbia crash in 2003, there were many interesting experiences of space shuttle astronauts, such as actually seeing the Great Wall and many other things from space. Well, maybe the orbital heights of the space shuttle and shenzhou spaceship are different.

Landing on Mars: Red Planet Adventure of Spirit and Opportunity

This book is highly recommended. It tells all kinds of ideas and dreams of a scientific research team, as well as the pains and joys experienced from the planned bidding to the exploration of the rover landing. At the same time, I recommend the documentary IMAX: A Journey to Mars.

Soviet/Russian lunar exploration course

I am reading recently, which should be the most authoritative book about the secret history of Soviet lunar exploration. I really hope the author will write more books about Venus and Mars. Haha, am I too greedy?

The story of exploring the moon

A book about exploring the moon written by China people is comprehensive in content and relatively new in information.