Sears derek (76 résultats)

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Vintage studio still photograph from the 1953 film. B-film about the Korean War starring John Hodiak. Fred F. Sears used a combination of stock footage and live action to form his picture. Shot on location in South Korea. 10 x 8 inches. Fair, with a large crease to the bottom right corner and blue manuscript annotations to the verso.…

Vintage studio still photograph from the 1953 film. A cowboy wrongfully convicted with a gang of burglars sets out to claim a portion of their hidden loot. Shot on location in California. 10 x 8 inches. Near Fine, with a manuscript notation to the verso.

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Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 368 pages. 9.01x6.01x0.83 inches. In Stock.

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Hardback. Etat : Very Good. Astronomer Gerard P. Kuiper ignored the traditional boundaries of his subject. Using telescopes and the laboratory, he made the solar system a familiar, intriguing place. ?It is not astronomy,? complained his colleagues, and they were right. Kuiper had created a new discipline we now call planetary science. Kuiper was an acclaimed astronomer of binary stars and white dwarfs when he accidentally discovered that Titan, the massive moon of Saturn, had an atmosphere. This turned our understanding of planetary atmospheres on its head, and it set Kuiper on a path of staggering discoveries: Pluto was not a planet, planets around other stars were common, some asteroids were primary while some were just fragments of bigger asteroids, some moons were primary and some were captured asteroids or comets, the atmosphere of Mars was carbon dioxide, and there were two new moons in the sky, one orbiting Uranus and one orbiting Neptune.He produced a monumental photographic atlas of the Moon at a time when men were landing on our nearest neighbor, and he played an important part in that effort. He also created some of the world's major observatories in Hawai?i and Chile. However, most remarkable was that the keys to his success sprang from his wartime activities, which led him to new techniques. This would change everything.Sears shows a brilliant but at times unpopular man who attracted as much dislike as acclaim. This in-depth history includes some of the twentieth century's most intriguing scientists, from Harold Urey to Carl Sagan, who worked with?and sometimes against?the father of modern planetary science. Now, as NASA and other space agencies explore the solar system, they take with them many of the ideas and concepts first described by Gerard P. Kuiper.…

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HRD. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Etat : New. 2024. paperback. . . . . . Books ship from the US and Ireland.

Hardback. Etat : Very Good. Astronomer Gerard P. Kuiper ignored the traditional boundaries of his subject. Using telescopes and the laboratory, he made the solar system a familiar, intriguing place. ?It is not astronomy,? complained his colleagues, and they were right. Kuiper had created a new discipline we now call planetary science. Kuiper was an acclaimed astronomer of binary stars and white dwarfs when he accidentally discovered that Titan, the massive moon of Saturn, had an atmosphere. This turned our understanding of planetary atmospheres on its head, and it set Kuiper on a path of staggering discoveries: Pluto was not a planet, planets around other stars were common, some asteroids were primary while some were just fragments of bigger asteroids, some moons were primary and some were captured asteroids or comets, the atmosphere of Mars was carbon dioxide, and there were two new moons in the sky, one orbiting Uranus and one orbiting Neptune.He produced a monumental photographic atlas of the Moon at a time when men were landing on our nearest neighbor, and he played an important part in that effort. He also created some of the world's major observatories in Hawai?i and Chile. However, most remarkable was that the keys to his success sprang from his wartime activities, which led him to new techniques. This would change everything.Sears shows a brilliant but at times unpopular man who attracted as much dislike as acclaim. This in-depth history includes some of the twentieth century's most intriguing scientists, from Harold Urey to Carl Sagan, who worked with?and sometimes against?the father of modern planetary science. Now, as NASA and other space agencies explore the solar system, they take with them many of the ideas and concepts first described by Gerard P. Kuiper.…

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Softcover. Etat : Near fine. University Museum Special Publication 1. viii, 98 p. 22 cm. 30 b&w illustrations. paperback. Slight crease in upper rear corner.

Soft cover. Etat : New. (2018) 158 pp., 60 color plates, 20 figs. (Middleton DE: Createspace) Paper covers. Presents color photos of meteorite slices under the cathodoluminescence microscope. Search my "Meteorites" catalog for more such books.

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Hardcover. Etat : Brand New. 416 pages. 9.25x6.25x1.00 inches. In Stock.

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