Such an arrangement is a breach in the continuity of scientific inquiry, and a grievous fault in a hand-book that makes some pretence to give facts in historical sequence.

(1) THERE has long been a need for a general book on celestial mechanics on a smaller scale and at a more accessible price than the standard work of Tisserand, and Prof. Plummer's recent ...

To bring this story to the page, astrophysicists Emma Louden GRD ’26 and Tanya Harrison partnered with Wouter Pasman, an illustrator and space enthusiast to co-author their debut children’s book.

“Accidental Astronomy” is not a comprehensive overview of the field’s unanticipated discoveries or incidents over the centuries. The book instead presents more recent cases of unexpected ...