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Explore the celestial beauty and mysteries of "The Moon: A Full Description and Map of its Principal Physical Features" by Thomas Gwyn Elger. This meticulously detailed volume offers a comprehensive exploration of our closest celestial neighbor, diving into its physical features with remarkable precision.
A cornerstone of lunar studies, this book provides a full description of the moon, enhanced by detailed maps illustrating its principal physical features. Elger's work allows readers to embark on a journey of telescopic observation, identifying craters, mountains, and other lunar landscapes.
Perfect for enthusiasts of astronomy, space science, and space exploration, this book appeals to anyone fascinated by the moon and its place in the cosmos. Delve into the science of lunar study and uncover the wealth of information contained within this classic text. A timeless resource for understanding the moon and its enduring allure.
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