Title: Worse; then, useless
Review: This may be the worst-written and most poorly edited book I've ever seen. Full of maybe-even-interesting but absolutely useless, (not to mention repetitive) facts, factoids, and opinions having next to nothing to do with actually learning something about celestial navigation (example: "Dick Gordon, astronaut, has pointed out, that most photos of the moon are placed upside down".) Rife with typos, spelling errors, and punctuation errors that a second-grader wouldn't make, this "book" shouldn't even be in print, much less for sale. Nonetheless, if there were one thing I would suggest to make the book at least marginally worthwhile, it would be for the author to ask himself, "So what?" about every fact/factoid/opinion he chooses to include. 99% of this book left me wondering, "So what?"
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