Look beyond a beautiful lunar disc. Discover how light transforms the landscape, recognise major features and build a thoughtful record of your observations.
Observing the Moon is a richly illustrated digital handbook for adult beginners and amateur astronomers. It combines clear explanations with seven guided observing sessions, spacecraft imagery, graphs and reusable worksheets. Learn to distinguish what you see, what you suspect and what you still need to check.
Curious adults who want more purposeful lunar observing. Extensive prior knowledge is not required. Some tasks use the unaided eye; others require binoculars or a telescope. Suitable equipment is listed for each session.
Read on screen or print selected pages on A4 paper. Complete the text fields in a compatible PDF reader and save a separate copy for each session. Sketch on paper or use your PDF application's drawing tools. The handbook works independently and also complements the AstroGies planners.
This is a digital product. No printed book or equipment is supplied. This purchase contains the English edition only; the Dutch edition is sold separately. After payment, you receive access to the PDF file. For personal use; worksheets may be reprinted and completed for that purpose. Use a current lunar atlas for precise feature identification. Spacecraft photographs, scientific visualisations and explanatory models are clearly distinguished and credited in the book.
