@article{309371,
      recid = {309371},
      author = {Mellinger, Axel. and Hoffmann, Susanne M.},
      title = {The new atlas of the stars : constellations, stars and  celestial objects /},
      publisher = {Firefly Books,},
      address = {Richmond Hill, Ont. :},
      pages = {96 p. :},
      year = {2005},
      note = {Translation of: Der grosse Kosmos Himmelsatlas.},
      abstract = {A reference for stargazers anywhere in the world -- 30  charts with overlays cover the Northern and Southern  Hemispheres as well as Equatorial Region. Includes the  basics of astrophotography, and practical viewing tips. The  ultimate guide for stargazing, anywhere in the world. The  scope of The New Atlas of the Stars is remarkably  comprehensive. Astronomy buffs and sky watchers will find  this abundantly illustrated reference book useful anywhere  in the world. Star charts depict the night sky, and this  atlas is arranged so that one section of the sky is shown  and described on each double-page spread. The two polar  regions have their own individual pages. There are 30  charts covering the whole sky, and each chart has a plastic  overlay depicting the names of the important stars. The  first section of the book is a general overview of  astronomy and includes:- Stars and constellations -  Historical star charts - The motion of the heavens - Star  trails - The Milky Way. The other three sections feature  galaxies and constellations found in the Northern  Hemisphere, Equatorial Region and Southern Hemisphere. The  final section covers the basics of astrophotography and  digital imaging as well as practical and useful viewing  tips. The New Atlas of the Stars is the ultimate reference  for the astronomer.},
      url = {http://library.usi.edu/record/309371},
}