Astronomy: Volume One is an engaging introduction to one of the oldest branches of science—astronomy—born from humanity’s eternal curiosity about the stars and the universe.

From ancient civilizations gazing at star-filled skies to modern astronomical discoveries, this book explores how human understanding of the cosmos evolved over time. Before advanced technology existed, early astronomers relied on direct observation, and their recorded findings became the foundation for future scientific progress.

This book covers:

• The origins of astronomy in ancient civilizations
• Early philosophers and astronomers and their observations
• The impact of telescope discovery before the 19th century
• The gradual expansion of human knowledge about the universe
• The foundation of modern astronomical science

Written in clear and accessible language, Astronomy: Volume One is perfect for students, science enthusiasts, and general readers who are fascinated by the beauty and mystery of the cosmos. It serves as an excellent starting point for anyone wishing to explore the vast universe beyond our planet.