Astronomy With An Opera Glass

Reproduction of the original: Astronomy with an Opera-glass by Garrett Putman Serviss

Astronomy with an Opera-glass is a useful handbook for those interested in stargazing without telescopes. The entrancing maps of the night sky will be useful for anyone with a curious mind. Excerpt: "It makes no difference at what time of the year such observations are begun, but for convenience, I will suppose that they are begun in the spring. We can then follow the revolution of the heavens through a year..."

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