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• 141. Telescope I
• 142. Telescope II
• 143. Telescope III
• 144. Instruments for practical astronomical observations I
• 145. Instruments for practical astronomical observations II
• 146. Astronomy in antiquity
• 147. Astronomy in Antiquity in Ancient Greece
• 148. Pythagorean school
• 149. The Influence of Astronomy on Egyptian Architecture
• 150. Astronomy in the Medieval era
• 151. Heliocentrism
• 152. Zodiac and History of Zodiac Symbols
• 153. Identifying stars by calculation
• 154. Identifying solar system planets and stars star identification with ship
• 155. Calculation of latitude from meridian height. True latitude. True longitude
• 156. Lower Circummeridian Height. Calculating latitude from meridian altitude.
• 157. Determination of the astronomical point of the ship by the method of heights at the same Zenith
• 158. Determination of the astronomical point of the ship by successive observations
• 159. Checking the magnetic compass and gyrocompass
• 160. Control of magnetic compass and gyrocompass corrections
• 161. Solving astronomical navigation problems with the aid of the computer
• 162. Cyber Sky program facilities. Representation of the celestial vault according to the model of a "Planetarium"
• 163. Star identification program Sky Chart III
• 164. Programs that edit the nautical ephemeris. The Navigators Almanac program
• 165. Programs that edit the nautical ephemeris. Astronav program. Alcyone Ephem Program
• 166. Specialized programs for calculating the height line. Maps and navigation information
• 167. Software for astronomical observations. The Stellarium program
• 168. Astronomical calculations and the positions of the stars I
• 169. Astronomical calculations and the positions of the stars II. Automatic image processing
• 170. Observing galaxies