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Transit of Venus 1631 to the Present

By: Nick Lomb(Author)
228 pages, illustrations
Transit of Venus
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  • Transit of Venus ISBN: 9781742232690 Hardback Sep 2011 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 1-2 weeks
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The transit of Venus across the sun on 6th June 2012 was the last chance in our lifetime to see this rare planetary alignment that has been so important in history. Rich in historical detail and cutting edge science, along with practical information on how and when to view the transit, Transit of Venus is the must-have companion to this extraordinary astronomical event.

From Johannes Keplers first prediction of a transit of Venus in 1631, to Captain Cooks 1769 transit expedition to Tahiti (which led to the European settlement of Australia), and on to our 21st-century quest to find distant Earth-like planets using the transit method, astronomer Nick Lomb takes us on a thrilling journey of exploration and adventure.

 

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By: Nick Lomb(Author)
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