Collins Atlas of the Night Sky

Twenty large-scale star charts to a magnitude of 6.5 cover the whole sky, showing objects that can be seen with the baked eye, binoculars, and telescope

Charts illustrate all the individual constellations to a magnitude of 7.5, with additional charts for areas of particular interest

Detailed maps of the moon, with an accompanying map for image reversal telescopes Diagrams show the visibility and position of both the major and brightest minor planets for the next five years, including transits of Mercury and Venus