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00 - Introduction
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01 - Ch 1 - The Evolution of Astronomical Ideas
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02 - Ch 2, Part 1 - The Evolution of Observational Methods
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03 - Ch 2, Part 2 - The Evolution of Observational Methods
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04 - Ch 3 - The Rise of Astrophysics
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05 - Ch 4 - Celestial Photography
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06 - Ch 5 - The Law of Gravitation
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07 - Ch 6 - Planetary Distances
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08 - Ch 7 - Planetary Motions
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09 - Ch 8, Part 1 - The Solar System
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10 - Ch 8, Part 2 - The Solar System
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11 - Ch 9, Part 1 - The Sun
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12 - Ch 9, Part 2 - The Sun
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13 - Ch 10, Part 1 - Solar Energy
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14 - Ch 10, Part 2 - Solar Energy
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15 - Ch 11 - Mercury
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16 - Ch 12, Part 1 - Venus
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17 - Ch 12, Part 2 - Venus
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18 - Ch 13, Part 1 - The Earth
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19 - Ch 13, Part 2 - The Earth
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20 - Ch 14, Part 1 - The Moon
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21 - Ch 14, Part 2 - The Moon
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22 - Ch 15, Part 1 - Mars
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23 - Ch 15, Part 2 - Mars
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24 - Ch 16 - Jupiter
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25 - Ch 17 -Saturn
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26 - Ch 18 - Uranus and Neptune
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27 - Ch 19 - The Planetoids
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28 - Ch 20, Part 1 - Comets, Meteors and Meteorites
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29 - Ch 20, Part 2 - Comets, Meteors and Meteorites
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30 - Ch 20, Part 3 - Comets, Meteors and Meteorites
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31 - Ch 21, Part 1 - The Constellations
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32 - Ch 21, Part 2 - The Constellations
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33 - Ch 22 - The Motions of the Stars
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34 - Ch 23, Part 1 - Variable and Binary Stars
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35 - Ch 23, Part 2 - Variable and Binary Stars
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36 - Ch 24, Part 1 - Nebulae and Star Clusters
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37 - Ch 24, Part 2 - Nebulae and Star Clusters
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38 - Ch 25, Part 1 - Cosmogony and Stellar Evolution
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39 - Ch 25, Part 2 - Cosmogony and Stellar Evolution