Starry sky. Galaxies, constellations, meteorites.

We begin our acquaintance with space from the starry sky above our heads. Since ancient times, people have been arranging the stars into constellations. Their names were associated with myths and legends, geographical discoveries. In this book, you will find everything interesting about the starry sky, how it changes depending on the time of day and the season, about our close and distant 'neighbors' in the Galaxy, about the study of the Universe. Each constellation lists the most interesting objects, including those visible through a small telescope. The book 'Starry Sky' introduces the reader to the world of ancient astronomy, the world of stars and galaxies, planets and comets. It will teach you to 'read' the sky, help you learn the names of bright stars, explain why we never see the Southern Cross in our sky, while Australians see the Big Dipper. The book will be useful for schoolchildren interested in astronomy, as well as those studying courses such as 'Environmental Studies', 'Geography', 'History'. For high school age.