Unveiling the universe : where we are and what we are as told by the telescope and spectroscope; a popular, intelligible, and graphic description of the sun, moon, earth, planets, starts, comets, meteorites, eclipses, zodiac signs, star charts, and theories of earth origin; a concise summary of historical, descriptive, and observational astronomy, so illustrated and described that amateurs, school students, and lay readers may readily acquire a visual, comprehensive knowledge of earth's companion planets and the other celestial bodies that dwell in our surrounding universe /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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Scranton, Pa. :
The Research publishers,
[1936]
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| Item Description: | Front cover and back lining-paper included in paging; text runs parallel with back of cover except on pages [60]-[61] and 130-131. |
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| Physical Description: | 135 pages : illustrations (part. color) diagram ; 26 cm. |