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1 David S Leckrone Life with Hubble: An insider's view of the world's most famous telescope OB1704 2020 eBook  
2 Robert Williams Hubble deep field and the distant universe OB1700 2018 eBook  
3 Robert Zimmerman Universe in a mirror: The saga of the Hubble Space Telescope and the visionaries who built it 022349 2008 Book  
4 H.S. Stockman (ed.) Next generation space telescope: Visiting a time when galaxies were young 019304 1997 Book  
5 Robert Naeye Through the eyes of Hubble : The birth, life, and violent death of stars 014535 1998 Book  
6 Daniel Fischer Hubble: A new window to the universe 013239 1996 Book  
7 Carolyn Collins Petersen Hubble vision: Astronomy with the Hubble Space Telescope 012801 1995 Book  
8 Jay Barbree Journey through time: Exploring the universe with the Hubble Space Telescope 012586 1995 Book  
9 Erik Hog (ed.) Astronomical and astrophysical objectives of sub-milliarcsecond optical astrometry: Proceedings of the 166th symposium of the In 012499 1995 Book  
10 Allan Sandage Atlas of galaxies: Useful for measuring the cosmological distance scale 006802 1988 Book  
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TitleLife with Hubble: An insider's view of the world's most famous telescope
Author(s)David S Leckrone
PublicationBristol, Institute of Physics Publishing, 2020.
Abstract NoteThe Hubble Space Telescope is one of the most important scientific and engineering endeavors of our time. It has given humankind the first truly clear view of the heavens and has revolutionized almost every area of modern astronomy. The author this text, David Leckrone, worked as a project scientist on Hubble for 33 years. From 1992–2009 he was the Senior Project Scientist for Hubble at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center. In that role he had an insider's view of the trials and triumphs of the Hubble mission, including its extraordinary scientific discoveries and the personal journeys of the astronomers who made them, the adventure of five successful shuttle-based servicing missions, and the quiet heroism of the many scientists, engineers and managers who rose to the occasion when Hubble was in trouble. This book is loosely a personal memoir but can more accurately be called a "Hubble family memoir" for which Leckrone serves as narrator. Based on numerous interviews and personal observations, Life With Hubble tells the human stories and describes the professional achievements of scores of talented and dedicated individuals who made major contributions to the Hubble legacy. It spans the years from 1990, when Hubble was launched and when the affliction of spherical aberration was discovered in its optics, through the final servicing mission in 2009 and up to the present day. There are also numerous flashbacks from earlier years. This book is aimed at an informed, non-professional audience, including those who have followed the saga of Hubble throughout its lifetime.
ISBN,Price9780750320382 : £ 45.00(Online)
Keyword(s)1. EBOOK 2. EBOOK - INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS 3. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
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TitleHubble deep field and the distant universe
Author(s)Robert Williams
PublicationBristol, Institute of Physics Publishing, 2018.
Abstract NoteHubble Deep Field and the Distant Universe describes a watershed event in the history of astronomy, in addition to recounting the development of space astronomy. Aimed at a wide-ranging audience including amateur astronomers, science historians, researchers, Hubble Space Telescope (HST) aficionados and students interested in science, this book recounts the progression of events that led to the deep field exploration of Robert Williams and the Hubble Deep Field (HDF) team. Giving a fascinating insight into the processes by which astronomical research projects are carried out and unique discoveries are made by HST, this book describes the momentous image that has enabled astronomers to piece together the evolution of the largest structures in the universe.
ISBN,Price9780750317566 : £ 45.00(Online)
Keyword(s)1. EBOOK 2. EBOOK - INSTITUTE OF PHYSICS 3. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 4. SPACE ASTRONOMY
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TitleUniverse in a mirror: The saga of the Hubble Space Telescope and the visionaries who built it
Author(s)Robert Zimmerman
PublicationPrinceton, Princeton University Press, 2008.
Descriptionxv, 287p.
Abstract NoteThe Hubble Space Telescope has produced the most stunning images of the cosmos humanity has ever seen. It has transformed our understanding of the universe around us, revealing new information about its age and evolution, the life cycle of stars, and the very existence of black holes, among other startling discoveries. The Universe in a Mirror tells the story of this telescope and the visionaries responsible for its extraordinary accomplishments.
ISBN,Price9780691132976 : US $29.95(HB)
Classification520.2
Keyword(s)1. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 2. TELESCOPE
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TitleNext generation space telescope: Visiting a time when galaxies were young
Author(s)H.S. Stockman (ed.)
PublicationWashington, Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy, 1997.
Description163p.
Contents NoteIn the spring and summer of 1996, three independant teams studied the feasibility of a large aperture space telescope to follow the Hubble Space Telescope. The scientific goals for the telescope had been laid out in a report by the HST & Beyond Committee, a group appointed by the Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy to consider the needs of the astronomical community after the nominal end of the HST mission in 2005. This report presents the findings of these three teams and the technological roadmap which will guide us to the successful development of the NGST over the next decade.
Classification520.2
Keyword(s)HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
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TitleThrough the eyes of Hubble : The birth, life, and violent death of stars
Author(s)Robert Naeye
PublicationBristol, Institute of Physics Publishing, 1998.
ISBN,Price0-7503-0484-7
Classification520.2
Keyword(s)1. ASTRONOMY 2. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 3. PHOTOGRAPHS - HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 4. POPULAR ASTRONOMY 5. STARS 6. STELLAR ASTROPHYSICS
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TitleHubble: A new window to the universe
Author(s)Daniel Fischer;Hilmar Duerbeck
PublicationNew York, Copernicus/Springer-Verlag, 1996.
ISBN,Price0-387-94672-1
Classification520.2
Keyword(s)1. HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY 2. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 3. SPACE ASTRONOMY
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TitleHubble vision: Astronomy with the Hubble Space Telescope
Author(s)Carolyn Collins Petersen;John C. Brandt
PublicationCambridge, Cambridge University Press, 1995.
Descriptionxx, 252pp.
ISBN,Price0-521-49643-8
Classification520.2
Keyword(s)1. G00 2. HUBBLE PHOTOGRAPHS 3. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 4. SPACE ASTRONOMY
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TitleJourney through time: Exploring the universe with the Hubble Space Telescope
Author(s)Jay Barbree;Martin Caidin
PublicationNew York, Penguin Books, 1995.
Descriptionxxiii, 232pp.
ISBN,Price0-670-86018-2
Classification520.2
Keyword(s)1. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 2. SPACE EXPLORATION 3. SPACE OBSERVATORIES 4. TIME MACHINE
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TitleAstronomical and astrophysical objectives of sub-milliarcsecond optical astrometry: Proceedings of the 166th symposium of the International Astronomical Union held in the Hague, The Netherlands between August 15-19, 1994
Author(s)Erik Hog (ed.);P. Kenneth Seidelmann (ed.)
PublicationDordrecht, Netherlands, Kluwer Academic Publishers, 1995.
Descriptionxvi, 441pp.
ISBN,Price0-7923-3443-4
Classification520/524(069)
Keyword(s)1. HIPPARCOS CATALOGUE 2. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE 3. IAU SYMPOSIUM; 166 4. INTERFERROMETRY 5. TYCHO CATALOGUE
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TitleAtlas of galaxies: Useful for measuring the cosmological distance scale
Author(s)Allan Sandage;John Bedke
PublicationWashington, D.C., National Aeronautics and Space Administration, S&TI Division, 1988.
Descriptionvii,95pp.
Classification524.6(084)
Keyword(s)1. ASTRONOMY REFERENCE COLLECTION 2. COSMOLOGICAL DISTANCES-MEASURE 3. GALAXIES - ATLAS 4. HUBBLE SPACE TELESCOPE
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