Celestron 91525 Astronomy Texts, Atlases, General Observational Astronomy, Visual Observation

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FOR FURTHER READING

The following is a list of astronomy books that will further enhance your understanding of the night sky. The books are broken down by classification for easy reference.

Astronomy Texts
Astronomy Now	Pasachoff & Kutner
Cambridge Atlas Of Astronomy	Audouze & Israel
McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia Of Astronomy	Parker
Astronomy-The Evolving Universe	Zeilik
Atlases
Atlas Of Deep Sky Splendors	Vehrenberg
Sky Atlas 2000.0	Tirion
Sky Catalog 2000.0 Vol 1 & 2	Hirshfeld & Sinnott
Uranometria Vol. 1 & 2	Tirion, Rappaport, Lovi
Magnitude 6 Star Atlas	Dickinson, Costanzo, Chaple
NGC 2000.0	Sinnott
General Observational Astronomy
The Cambridge Astronomy Guide	Liller & Mayer
A Complete Manual Of Amateur Astronomy	Sherrod
The Guide To Amateur Astronomy	Newton & Teece
Visual Observation
Observational Astronomy For Amateurs	Sidgwick
Astronomical Calendar	Ottewell
Burnham’s Celestial Handbook Vols. 1, 2 & 3	Burnham
The Planet Jupiter	Peek
Field Guide To The Stars & Planets	Menzel & Pasachoff
Observe Comets	Edberg & Levy
Astrophotography
Skyshooting	Mayall & Mayall
Astrophotography A Step-by-Step Approach	Little
Astrophotography For The Amateur	Covington
Astrophotography	Gordon
Astrophotography II	Martinez
A Manual Of Celestial Photography	King
Manual Of Advanced Celestial Photography	Wallis & Provin
Colours Of The Stars	Malin & Muirden

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Contents Page E C e l e s t r o n C M- 11 00/1400 B L E O F C O N T E N T S Iv Table of Contents T R O D U C T I O N How to Use This Manual Word of Caution Schmidt-Cassegrain Optical System S E M B L I N G Y O U R C M 1 1 0 Unpacking Your Celestron CM-1100CM-1100 Setting Up the Tripod Attaching the Center Leg Brace Attaching the Central Column Central Column Electronics Console Center Leg BraceAttaching the Equatorial Mount Installing Counterweight Bar Installing CounterweightAttaching the Optical Tube to the Mount Attaching the Visual Back Installing the Star Diagonal Assembling Your CM-1100 Installing the Finder Installing the Polar Finder Moving the Telescope in R.A. and DEC Adjusting the Mount Balancing the Mount in R.A Balancing the Mount in DEC Assembling Your CM-1100 Technical Specifications Tripod L E S C O P E B a S I C S Image OrientationFocusing General Photography Hints Aligning the Finder Your First Look Daytime ObservingNighttime Observing Calculating Magnification Determining Field of View T R O N O M Y B a S I C S Celestial Coordinate SystemMotion of the Stars Polar Alignment DefinitionFinding the Pole Latitude Scales Pointing at Polaris Polar Axis Finder Declination Drift Aligning the R.A. Setting Circle Setting the DEC Circle Powering Up the Drive I N G T H E D R I V EGuide Speed Periodic Error Correc- tion BC Backlash CorrectionHC/CCD Northern/Southern Hemisphere Operation Hand ControllerDEC Reverse AutoguidingL E S T I a L O B S E R V I N G Observing the MoonObserving the Sun Using Your Setting Circles Observing Deep-Sky ObjectsStar Hopping Celestial Observing Sky Illumination Viewing ConditionsTransparency Seeing ConditionsCelestial Observing L E S T I a L P H O T O G R a P H Y Lunar Phase ISO Crescent Quarter Short Exposure Prime FocusFull Celestial Photography Piggyback Celestial Photography Eyepiece Projection Planet ISO Moon Mercury Venus Mars Jupiter Saturn Long Exposure Prime Focus Celestial Photography CCD Imaging Fastar Configuration Description of F-numbersImaging at f/7 Imaging at f/11 Medium size to small galaxiesLunar or small planetary nebulae Imaging at f/22 Planetary or LunarCare and Cleaning of the Optics Collimation L E S C O P E M a I N T E N a N C ETelescope Maintenance Telescope Maintenance T I O N a L a C C E S S O R I E S Optional Accessories Optional Accessories Optional Accessories Const Mag Type Proper NameNGC# Spiral Galaxy Epoch Star Name Constellation MagnitudeGeneral Observational Astronomy Astronomy TextsAtlases Visual ObservationCelestron ONE Year Warranty