Moongazing

An in-depth guide for Moon observers and aspiring astronomers

Includes detailed Moon maps and covers the history of lunar observation and exploration, the properties of the Moon, its origin and orbit.

Optimised for colour tablets, the images in this ebook are not best-suited for viewing on black and white devices.
Detailed advice in on how to choose a telescope and how to capture the Moon in sketchesDiscover all you need to know about eclipses, blue moons, supermoons, conjunctions and occultationsA comprehensive section on astrophotography using lenses, telescopes, Smartphones, including video and how to process your imagesComes with a photographic atlas of lunar features with plates and annotated maps
A glossary of key terms, index of lunar features and software references are also provided.

About the author

The Royal Observatory, Greenwich is the home of Greenwich Mean Time and the Prime Meridian of the World, making it the official starting point for each new day and year.

Tom Kerss F.R.A.S. is an astronomer and the author of numerous best selling books about the night sky for both adults and children. Having worked at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich for more than six years, he now shares his passion for the stars with people all over the world, delivering courses, podcasts and media interviews. Tom loves nothing more than to seek out the darkest and most beautiful skies on Earth, but he does most of his stargazing from his home in London. Find out more about Tom’s projects at tomkerss.co.uk