MDS 521.1
Wording: Natural sciences & mathematics Astronomy Celestial mechanics Celestial dynamics
Dewmoji: π¬πβ?
0 Computer science, information & general works 252,013 βΉοΈ | 1 Philosophy & psychology 270,129 🧠 | 2 Religion 681,242 π | 3 Society, government, & culture 1,328,382 π« | 4 Language 209,883 π¬ | 5 Natural sciences & mathematics 431,918 π¬ | 6 Applied science & technology 940,635 π‘ | 7 Arts & recreation 1,031,850 π¨ | 8 Literature & rhetoric 1,436,736 π | 9 History & geography 837,760 πΊοΈ |
50 Science 35,266 🥼 | 51 Mathematics 82,055 β | 52 Astronomy 25,356 π | 53 Physics 44,008 π | 54 Chemistry 28,260 βοΈ | 55 Earth sciences; geology 36,663 π | 56 Fossils & Dinosaurs 11,038 π | 57 Biology 55,751 𧬠| 58 Plants (Botany) 26,824 πΏ | 59 Animals 86,697 πΌ |
520 Astronomy 6,299 π | 521 Celestial mechanics 575 β | 522 Techniques, procedures, apparatus, equipment, materials 1,635 π | 523 The Solar System 12,101 π | 524 [Formerly: Maps, Observations, and Tables] 227 | 525 Earth (Astronomical geography) 627 π | 526 Mathematical geography 1,986 π | 527 Celestial navigation 208 πΊ | 528 Ephemerides 191 π | 529 Chronology 1,507 β³ |
521.0 Theorectic astronomy (Mathematical investigation of celestial motions, specially of the Solar system.) 13 | 521.1 Celestial dynamics 98 | 521.2 Geocentric and heliocentric place 4 | 521.3 Orbits 43 | 521.4 Perturbations 6 | 521.5 Theory of planets 45 | 521.6 Theory of satellites 12 π° | 521.7 Theory of comets 2 | 521.8 Theory of eclipses 5 | 521.9 Precession and nutation (See also 522.95-.96) 9 |
521.10 1 | 521.11 General laws of equilibrium and motion (See also 531.2) 2 | 521.12 Law of universal gravitation and motion (See also 531.51) 3 | 521.13 Problem of 3 bodies 3 | 521.14 Figures of heavenly bodies 1 | 521.15 Rotation of heavenly bodies | 521.16 | 521.17 | 521.18 | 521.19 1 |
Selected Works under MDS 521.1 (98)
- Fundamentals of Celestial Mechanics by J. M. A. Danby
- The System of the World by Pierre-Simon Laplace
- Galaxy: Exploring the Milky Way by Stuart Clark
- Disturbing the Solar System: Impacts, Close Encounters, and Coming Attractions by Alan E. Rubin
- Celestial Mechanics: A Computational Guide for the Practitioner by Laurence G. Taff
- Mad Scientist Academy: The Space Disaster by Matthew McElligott
- Mohammed by Essad Bey
- Celestial Mechanics by Harry Pollard
- Principles of stellar dynamics by S. Chandrasekhar
- Elements of astromechanics by Peter Van de Kamp
- Cosmic Calculations: Astronomy and Mathematics by Rosa Maria Ros
- Balloons And Other Fun Things Lowly Worms How Where Why Book#3 (Lowly Worm's How, Where and Why) by Richard Scarry
- The Search for Gravity Waves by P. C. W. Davies
- Gravity, Black Holes and the Universe by Iain Nicolson
- Stable and random motions in dynamical systems : with special emphasis on celestial mechanics by JΓΌrgen Moser
- Gravitational waves by Michele Maggiore
- A Visitor's Guide to the Kitt Peak Observatories by Leslie Sage
- The Discovery of Kepler's Laws: The Interaction of Science, Philosophy, & Religion by Job Kozhamthadam
- Methods of celestial mechanics by Dirk Brouwer
- An introductory treatise on dynamical astronomy by H. C Plummer
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