William West Knihy

Equatorial mounts are essential for tracking celestial objects and are particularly beneficial for astrophotography, especially for midrange and high-end telescopes. However, their complexity can pose challenges for users, necessitating a certain level of knowledge to operate effectively. This book aims to demystify these mounts, making them more accessible for both novice and experienced astronomers.

Struggling with her own inner demons, Neva Bell works to guide six troubled teenagers at a halfway house. As she navigates their challenges, her journey becomes increasingly perilous, intertwining her personal battles with the lives of the youths she seeks to help. The narrative delves into themes of redemption, resilience, and the complexities of healing both for the mentor and her charges.