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Inside A Star

Ellen Hopkins

2004

A concise history of solar and stellar physics

Jean Louis Tassoul

2004

Stellar evolution

Amos Harpaz

1994

How Big Is A Million?

Anna Milbourne

2008

The physics of stars

A. C. Phillips

1999

Neighbors in space

W. B. White

1968

Stars

James B. Kaler

1992

Quasars, pulsars, and black holes

Frederic Golden

1976

Introduction to stellar astrophysics

Erika Böhm-Vitense

1989

From black clouds to black holes

Jayant Vishnu Narlikar

1985

Dora Climbs Star Mountain

Alison Inches

2007

Stellar interiors

Donald Howard Menzel

1963

Galaxy evolution

Galaxy Evolution: Emerging Insights and Future Challenges (2008 University of Texas at Austin)

2009

50 things to see with a small telescope

John A. Read

2013

Only the stars

Dee Boyd

2004

Cosmic clouds

James B. Kaler

1997

Pathways to Astronomy

Thomas Arny, Stephen Schneider

2009

Catalogue of stars within two degrees of the North Pole, deduced from photographic measures made at Vassar College Observatory

Caroline Ellen Furness

1905

Memories in the land of stardust

Sharon de Pontes

2016

Twinkle, twinkle, little star

Iza Trapani

1996

Stars and constellations

Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

2007

Starwatch

Robin Kerrod

2003

The stars, a new way to see them

H. A. Rey

1952

Questions kids ask about space and stars

Richard Comely, Alison Dickie

1989

Stargazing with Binoculars

Robin Scagell

2008

The Stars in Their Courses

Isaac Asimov

1971

The observation and analysis of stellar photospheres

Gray, David F.

1975

Nuclear Physics of Stars

Christian Iliadis

2007

Introduction to stellar atmospheres and interiors

Eva Novotny

1973

Stargazing With a Telescope

Robin Scagell

2009

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