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Grasping a Fleeting Shadow

In the previous chapter, numerous examples were given of astronomical knowledge obtained by monitoring occultations. Since, moreover, occultations are occurring all the time, the opportunities to observe and learn from them are endless.

John Westfall | William Sheehan

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