featuring Astronomy: From the Earth to the Universe

courtesy Saunders College Publishing

 

The 5th Edition of Astronomy: From the Earth to the Universe, 1998

1999 Update to the text now available!

A 32-page color pamphlet updating the text is available, and is chock full of beautiful new photos. The booklet will be shrinkwrapped at no extra charge with the text for students. For single copies, professors can ask their local reps or respond below. The ISBN numbers of the shrinkwrapped packages are:

ETU 5th ed + 1999 Update 0-03-030722-8
ETU 5th ed + 1999 Update + RedShift2 0-03-030723-6
ETU 5th ed + 1999 Update + RedShift2 + RedShift2 Workbook 0-03-030724-4

      
 
 


Professor Jay M. Pasachoff's textbook Astronomy: From the Earth to the Universe, published by Saunders College Publishing, has always provided up-to-date information on astronomy. Now, thanks to Pasachoff On-Line, you can receive monthly updates on the text and happenings in astronomy. Every month check the
What's New
page to find the latest updates, or review the updates by chapter. Then move on to our expanding Astronomy WWW Index. We also provide information on ordering and ancilliaries and Professor Pasachoff's RedShift CD-ROM guide. A new and improved index for the accompanying laserdisk is also available, as are references for the use of blind students. This book teaches Critical Thinking in addition to a body of standard and contemporary material, and a set of critical-thinking questions for students to ponder is provided.

This World Wide Web site is provided as a service to users of Jay Pasachoff's textbooks for Saunders College Publishing. Some of the photos used come directly from the textbook, and are not necessarily public domain (though many come from freely-distributing sources on the Internet). If you have any problems or questions, feel free to contact the system administrator at smartin@williams.edu.

Cover photo of Comet Hale-Bopp courtesy of
Astro Photo/Tony & Daphne Hallas


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