Maps, 3rd edition . Leningrad: Science, 1969. - 20 s . The star atlas contains for both hemispheres all the stars up to 8.25 magnitudes - about 55,000 stars, with the designation of variable and binary stars, star clusters and nebulae. The magnitudes and coordinates of the objects are taken from the catalogues: Draper (stars), Cucarin and Parenago (variable stars), Aitken and Innes (double stars), Dreyer and Messier (star clusters and nebulae) for the equinox epoch of 1900. The star atlas is designed mainly for observations with field binoculars. As part of the Star Atlas:- brochure with a description of maps, designations and lists of objects in A5 format - 60s. - a folder with starry sky maps in the format of 400x500 mm - 20 cards - 20 s. Maps of Star Atlas:North Polar Region (+90/+65) - 1 map. Northern declinations (+70/+20) - 6 cards. Equatorial zone (+25/-25) - 6 cards. Southern Declinations (-20/-70) - 6 cards. South Polar Region (-65/-90) - 1 map. Star Atlas Brochure . JPG. Star Atlas . PDF. Majors E. In. Star Maps .