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Astronomy - An Introduction to Sky Watching

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Booklet by Astronomical Society of South Australia that discusses activities, types of objects to observe, how to get started, and advanced activities.

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Title: ASSA - Welcome to Astronomy
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Welcome to Astronomy - an introduction to sky watching
Category: Cross - Space - Southern - Welcome - South - Society - Amateur - Introduction - Watch - Astronomy - Australia - Adelaide - Stars - Astronomical - Astronomers - Observing - Things - Watching - Observe - Assa


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