Planetary Dance at Dawn

Dennis Mammana

2016. g. sept. · Creators Publishing

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By explaining the mysteries of the cosmos in a friendly and fresh manner, astronomer Dennis Mammana pulls the reader up into a celestial world beyond our world. This is a collection of his columns from 2014, as the summer sky dipped into winter wonders.

 

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For more than three decades, Dennis Mammana has shared the wonder and mystery of the cosmos with audiences around the world. With a B.A. in physics from Otterbein College and an M.S. in astronomy from Vanderbilt University, Mammana has held positions at the Smithsonian's National Air & Space Museum, the University of Arizona, and San Diego's Reuben H. Fleet Science Center. He now works as an astronomy writer, lecturer and photographer from under the clear dark skies of Southern California's Anza-Borrego Desert.  Mammana is the author of six books on astronomy, hundreds of popular magazine and encyclopedia articles and, since 1992, has written "Stargazers," the only nationally syndicated weekly newspaper column on astronomy.