Library Resources
To search for books and videos on astronomy, go to the library catalog. You can search by call number (QB1 through QB991), to browse the collection online.
Here are some examples of search strategies for astronomy:
asteroids and dwarf planets
stars and spectra
solar system
Astronomy call numbers:
| QB140 - 237 | Practical and Spherical Astronomy | QB460 - 466 | Astrophysics |
| QB275 - 343 | Geodesy | QB495 - 903 | Descriptive Astronomy |
| QB349 - 421 | Theoretical Astronomy; Celestial Mechanics | QB980 - 991 | Cosmogony; Cosmology |
You can also search by keywords and phrases, such as asteroids, astronomy, astrophysics, comets, black holes, constellations, cosmology, galaxies, lunar eclipses, life (on) other planets, meteorites, moon, nebulae, planets, quasars, radio astronomy, solar eclipses, solar system, space flight, space science, stars, telescopes, etc.
Remember that you can ask a reference librarian to assist you with your research, in person in the library, by telephone, or online.
Encyclopedia of the History of Astronomy and Astrophysics by 
The Elephant in the Universe by 
Light in the Darkness by Search for Library Resources.
Type the keyword(s) in the box below then press Enter or click the Search button.
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The Sky Atlas by 
The Heavens above: a Popular Handbook of Astronomy by 
