Beginner's Guide to Observing the Constellations

by Errol Jud Coder

Whether you are new to observing the constellations, or experienced in identifiying these stellar collections of stars in the sky, this guide is sure to give you a beginners look at locating and observing the shapes of the cosmos. Most ancient cultures saw pictures in the stars of the night sky. In modern times, astronomers use these star patterns to organize the sky for observation.With detailed maps, and directors in locating your favorite constellations, the ease and enjoyment of looking to the night sky will grow. Learn the basics in observing the constellations as you follow these patterns across the horizon from season to season.ERROL JUD CODER, author of "The Stories of the Stars" is an Observational Astronomer who has conducted researched focusing on the Tracking and Detection of Near Earth Objects (Asteroids and Comets.)

434 pages, Hardcover

First published September 12, 2014

About the author

ERROL CODER is a Children's book author who uses his method of poetic rhyming to make the idea of reading fun for the child. His future children picture books include a title called "When Titans Roamed" that explores the creation of the Greek world, the fall of the Titans, and rise of the Olympian gods, all done in the same rhyming way. In addition to writing children's books, he has also published titles on astronomy, photography, poetry, mythology, among others.