Celestial Objects

Credits & Sources

Book Credits:

• Calder, Nigel. Einstein's Universe. 154 pp., hardcover. Viking Press, 1979.

• Hawking, Stephen W. A Brief History of Time. 198 pp., hardcover. Bantam Books, 1988.

• Hawking, Stephen W. Black Holes & Baby Universes. 182 pp., hardcover. Bantam Books, 1993

• Moore, Patrick. Stars and Planets. 112 pp., hardcover. Exeter Books, 1987.

• Thorne, Kip S. Black Holes & Time Warps. 619 pp., hardcover. W. W. Norton & Company, Inc., 1994.

• Yenne, Bill. The Atlas of the Solar System. 192 pp., hardcover. Brompton Books Corporation, 1987.

• Time Life Books. Comets, Asteroids, and Meteors from Voyage Through the Universe. 144 pp. hardcover. Time Life Books, Inc., 1990.

• Time Life Books. The Sun from Voyage Through the Universe. 144 pp. hardcover. Time Life Books, Inc., 1990.

• Time Life Books. Stars from Voyage Through the Universe. 144 pp. hardcover. Time Life Books, Inc., 1990.

Internet Credits:

Active Galaxies: Quasars, Blazars and Other Galactic Oddballs (No Longer Active)

American Association of Variable Star Observers (AAVSO)

Black Holes & the Mysteries of the Cosmos (No Longer Active)

Cause of the Characteristics of Quasars (No Longer Active)

Chandra Dark Matter Mystery

Falling Into a Black Hole (No Longer Active)

Future Astronauts of America Galaxies Page (No Longer Active)

Imagine the Universe - Dark Matter (No Longer Active)

The Naked Singularity (No Longer Active)

The Nine Planets

Pulsars - Universal Wonders (No Longer Active)

Princeton Pulsar Group (No Longer Active)

Quasars - Wikipedia

Quasars - The Light Fantastic (No Longer Active)

The Search for Black Holes (No Longer Active)

The Search for Extrasolar Planets (No Longer Active)

SEDS Star Clusters Page (No Longer Active)

Spacetime Wrinkles (No Longer Active)