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David Eicher from Astronomy Magazine Live Lecture

David J. Eicher will discuss his new book "Galaxies" Live on Facebook with Scott W. Roberts

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David Eicher is one of the world's most influential individuals in the field of amateur astronomy and has been with Astronomy magazine for nearly forty years. Eicher has been the magazine's Editor-in-Chief since 2002 and he has written numerous books on this subject. His latest is titled "GALAXIES INSIDE THE UNIVERSE'S STAR CITIES".


In this live presentation, Eicher will give you a glimpse of the incredible scope of the cosmos as we know it with jaw-dropping illustrations and full-color photography from the magazine's archives, much of it never before published.


You will explore to the edges of our galaxy and beyond with one of the most widely recognized astronomy experts as your guide. "GALAXIES INSIDE THE UNIVERSE'S STAR CITIES" contains spectacular illustrations and mind-blowing, never-before-seen astrophotography to expand your journey as you learn about the cosmos.


Join us live on Facebook April 28th at 7:00 p.m. central.


Galaxies: Inside the Universe's Star Cities

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What happened before the Big Bang?

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