Richard Peter Wade

Este livro conta sobre as principais constela es e gal xias. Cont m tamb m uma pequena sistematiza o das principais gal xias e constela es. O livro diz o que um buraco negro e as suas caracter sticas. A astronomia celeste um extenso ramo da ci ncia astron mica moderna que trata da an lise estat stica dos dados observacionais e do estudo das propriedades colectivas dos objectos estelares e gasosos na nossa e noutras gal xias, a fim de compreender a estrutura e desenvolvimento das gal xias e do Universo estelar como um todo. Ao contr rio da astrof sica, que estuda a natureza de v rios objectos, a astronomia estelar lida com grandes conjuntos destes objectos e opera com os seus par metros m dios. Prepara materiais para a constru o de modelos te ricos sobre a origem e evolu o dos sistemas estelares, e na fase final verifica o cumprimento das consequ ncias observ veis destas teorias. A astronomia estelar faz uso de material de observa o vasto e cada vez maior, em cuja an lise os m todos de estat stica matem tica s o muito amplamente utilizados.

This book tells about the main constellations and galaxies. It also contains a small systematization of the main galaxies and constellations. The book tells what a black hole is and its features. The celestial astronomy is an extensive branch of modern astronomical science that deals with the statistical analysis of observational data and the study of the collective properties of stellar and gaseous objects in our and other galaxies in order to understand the structure and development of galaxies and the stellar Universe as a whole. Unlike astrophysics, which studies the nature of various objects, stellar astronomy deals with large ensembles of these objects and operates with their average parameters. It prepares materials for the construction of theoretical models of the origin and evolution of stellar systems, and at the final stage it checks the fulfillment of the observable consequences of these theories. Stellar astronomy makes use of vast, ever-increasing observational material, in the analysis of which the methods of mathematical statistics are very widely used.

This book tells us that the first people appeared in Africa, Yakutia, Altai, Siberia and not only. A review of modern concepts of the origin of life and man on Earth is presented. It is shown that new anthropological and paleontological discoveries have significantly changed the prevailing ideas about anthropogenesis and showed the fallacy of our ideas about the human race. It is shown that the ancestors of modern man were not only Neanderthals, but also other recently discovered human species: "Floresian" and "Denisian", who lived simultaneously with Homo Sapiens in space and in time. The book was written thanks to my friend Sir Prof. Richard Peter Wade. He is a talented scientist and a wonderful friend. Writing the book was conceived a long time ago, even when I lived in the Krasnogorsk city district in the village of Gavrilkovo. The book will be interesting for a wide range of readers.