Avoid the Stargazing Pitfalls and Learn Everything You Need to Know About Astronomy Without the Complicated Mumbo Jumbo! - This Guide Makes Astronomy So Simple and Entertaining, Even a Child Will Love It Interested in the universe? Our solar system? How about stargazing and astronomy? If you're nodding your head, then Astronomy 101 is the book for you! It can be really intimidating to try and learn about astronomy if you're a beginner. There's so much information out there, and it can be hard to know where to start. Not to mention, so many books out there go into heavy mathematics and physics equations that are just too complicated and boring. It's almost as if there aren't any books written for casual stargazers who just want to learn about pretty constellations. But not anymore! This introductory guide will motivate and engage you in this fascinating subject. Written in a conversational style, this book contains definitions and explanations about the universe, our solar system, and recommended tools for observation - but always in a laid-back and easy-to-understand manner. In this guide, you will: . Unlock the universe!: This is the perfect beginner’s guide to explore and learn about everything the cosmos have to offer while having lots of fun. . Skip the complicated stuff: Get right into the exciting and entertaining parts of stargazing by skipping all the physical and mathematical formulas. . Inspire youngsters to pick up this hobby: Help your children get into astrology too so that it can be a fun family activity for everyone! Spend more time together and bond while doing what you love. . Avoid the pitfalls of stargazing: You’ll never have to worry about running into a wall or falling out of love with this amazing subject. . And more! We'll also show you how to stargaze on your own, without expensive equipment or classes. With our easy-to-follow instructions, you'll be able to explore the night sky like a pro in no time!

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