"The Story of the Solar System" by George F. Chambers is a late 19th-century scientific account that illuminates the workings of our cosmic neighborhood. It primarily discusses the Sun and the planets, intending to make astronomical concepts understandable to the average reader. The book starts by defining the solar system, explaining the importance of the Sun and differentiating between different types of planets. Chambers, focusing on observation, invites people to use telescopes to view the skies and appreciate everything that characterizes space. It also promises simple views and details about the Sun and planets.
The Story of the Solar System
By George F. (George Frederick) Chambers
Embark on a journey through the cosmos and discover the Sun and the planets that inhabit our system through the guidance of this insightful exploration of celestial bodies.
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