Issues
27: January/February 2008
28: March/April 2008
29: May/June 2008
30: July/August 2008
31: September 2008
32: October 2008
33: November/December 2008
Authors
Aarts, Gerry: Western Sydney Amateur Astronomy Group, 33:80
Adams, Doug: Letter, 29:12
Aguirre, Edwin L.: Inconstant Stars, 27:48
Alexander, Sharon: Letter, 31:12
Anderson, Peter: Confessions of an Eclipse Chaser, 32:98
Beatty, J. Kelly: A Martian Wonderland, 32:24
Ask AS&T, 29:85
Polar Prospector, 31:24
Reunion With Mercury, 29:30
Benesovsky, Sonia: Letter, 31:12
Berry, Rod: Size Does Matter, 29:46
Birriel, Jennifer: Show Me Space, 29:48
Watching the King, 31:86
Bordeleau, Andre G.: Polestars of the Future: A Journey in a Celestial Time Machine, 29:72
Bortle, John E.: The Astounding Comet Holmes, 28:26
Bos, Brent: Red Planet Resolve, 31:98
Brumfitt, Anna: Scouting Hubble's Skies, 27:84
Bryant, Greg: 2009 Approaches, 28:8
A 5th Planet for 55 Cancri!, 27:10
A Glittering Summer Show, 27:52
A Good Taurid Shower, 33:61
A Trio in Virgo, 28:55
An Evening Star Delight, 32:54
An Eye-Catching Venus-Jupiter Gathering, 27:53
An Ongoing Voyage of Discovery, 27:6
Autumn's Milky Way, 28:52
Bigger and Better, 29:10
Cassini: Another 2 Years at Saturn, 30:15
Catch Halley's Crumbs, 29:59
Caught! Avalanches on Mars, 29:14
Centaurus Delights, 29:52
Challenging Times for NASA, 32:28
Could WR 104 Threaten Earth?, 28:13
Digging for Supernovae, 30:10
Evening Planetary Gatherings, 30:54
February's Annular Solar Eclipse, 27:56
Finger on the Milky Way, 29:15
Four Years On Mars, 28:13
Eunomia graces Gemini, 27:55
Galaxy Season, 33:52
Globulars On The Meridian, 32:52
Hubble Vision, 27:30
Hubble's Last Service, 30:22
Imagining Worlds, 33:10
Insight, 31:32, 32:40
Majestic M74, 28:18
Mercury and Venus shine at dawn, 28:53
More Keck time for Australian astronomers, 30:15
Regulus meets Saturn and the Moon, 29:54
Revisiting Apollo, 32:80
Satellites Of Jupiter, 28:56, 29:56, 30:56, 31:59, 32:56, 33:56
Satellites Of Saturn, 27:58, 28:57, 29:57
September's Spectacular Planetary Trio, 31:54
South of Scorpius, 30:52
Spring's Milky Way, 31:52
The Big Bang Machine, 33:26
Venus Meets Jupiter, 33:54
Vesta in the Whale's Mouth, 31:61
When Galaxies Collide, 28:12
Where's the Green Light on Lasers?, 31:10
Your VIP Pass, 32:10
Burchell, Tania: Uninspired Voyage, 33:86
Carruthers, Tim: A Scribble in the Sky, 29:20
Cole, Todd: The day the Universe changed, 28:96
Croswell, Ken: Planetary Peculiarities, 31:28
Crouch, Steve: So Where's the Chicken?, 31:20
Dalrymple, Les: A Pearl, 28:50
A Powerful 12-inch Telescope for observers, 30:46
At Demeter's Feet, 29:66
Coma Cluster, 29:50
Dim Epsilon Indi, 32:50
Eagle Planetaries, 31:68
Heart Cluster, 27:50
In Chains, 32:66
Messier 15 in Pegasus, 31:50
Pole Dancing, 33:70
Sirius Stuff, 27:64
Sydney Observatory Celebrates 150 Years, 29:76
The Lagoon, 30:50
The Raven's Call, 28:74
Tough Sagittarius Globulars, 30:64
Wonderful, 33:50
Dambeck, Thorsten: Gaia's Mission to the Milky Way, 29:34
Davis, Glenn: Letter, 27:8
Dawes, Glenn: NACAA 2008, 31:72
Top 10 Space Science Moments in 2007, 27:20
di Cicco, Dennis: A Triple-Digit Field of View, 27:42
Ask AS&T, 31:85
Quick Look: Nikon's D300 Digital SLR, 32:79
To the Point with mySKY, 29:44
di Cicco, Dennis and Walker, Sean: Gearheads in Paradise, 31:40
Dick, Gerry: Letter, 29:12
Dunstan, Kim: Letter, 32:12
Dyer, Alan: Celestron's Grab-'n'-Go 6-inch, 27:40
Focusing Your DSLR on the Sky, 27:80
Guiding on a Budget, 33:82
Ellyard, David: Leon Foucalt and The Turning Earth, 27:49
Parkes and the first Quasar, 30:49
Seeing and Hearing The Universe, 32:48
Spots on the Sun's Face, 29:49
The First Transit of Venus, 33:49
The Telescope gets its name, 28:49
Espenak, Fred and Anderson, Jay: The Arctic-Asian Solar Eclipse of August 2008, 28:62
Fienberg, Richard T.: Ask AS&T, 27:89
Sunday Is Fun Day, 30:45
Flanders, Tony: Ask AS&T, 32:81
Mastering Your Finderscope, 28:78
Orion, Lord of the Sky, 27:62
Treats for Two Eyes, 32:80
Fluke, Chris: New Galaxy Cluster simulations leave Astronomers hot and bothered, 29:14
Fluke, Chris; Murphy, Michael; and Malec, Adrian: Above the Clouds: Observing with the Keck Telescope, 33:42
Fog, Harry: Letter, 28:10
French, Sue: Ask AS&T, 30:93
Foxfire Nights, 32:69
Leo's 11th Hour, 29:69
Scuttling Around the Scorpion, 30:67
The Giant's Shield, 27:68
The Graceful Swan, 31:66
The Winged Horse, 33:66
Wonders of the Crab and the Lion, 28:70
Garfinkle, Robert A: Being Totally Prepared, 33:86
The Man Behind the Belts, 30:45
Gay, Pamela: An Issue of Gender, 31:87
Goldman, Stuart J.: Briefly Noted, 28:48
Lunar Roundup, 28:88
Microsoft's Cosmic Marvel, 31:78
Realising Virtual-Sky Dreams, 27:90
Gould, Ross: Double Stars in Piscis Austrinus, 31:71
Double Stars in Phoenix, 32:60
Gamma Andromedae and some Cetus doubles, 33:73
Letter, 30:12
Hall, Graeme: Letter, 33:12
Hand, Trevor: Letter, 32:12
Hassall, Graham: Letter, 31:12
Hazlet, John: Letter, 30:12
Heafner, Joe: Sky Voyager, 32:76
Travelling Through the Solar System, 27:44
Hewitt-White, Ken: A Tale of Two Globulars, 32:64
Snowball Sighting, 33:64
Hough, David: The Newcastle Astronomical Society, 29:82
Hulbert, Melissa: On the Beach in Siberia!, 33:76
Sutherland Astronomical Society, 32:83
Ireland, R. Scott: Layer Magic For Your Astrophotos, 30:70
Jedicke, Peter and Jedicke, Robert: The Coming Giant Sky Patrols, 32:42
Kanipe, Jeff: Astronomy's Storied Past, 31:87
Kerr, Steve: An Abundance of Occultations, 28:68
Antares in the Evening, 32:58
Cold Weather Occultations, 30:61
Crescents in the West, 33:58
Lions and Scorpions, 27:75
Nunki Time, 29:62
Quarter Moon Action, 31:62
Kidd, Simon: Letter, 28:10
King, Andrew: Letter, 31:12
Kingston, Eric: Letter, 28:10
Lazio, Joseph; Kramer, Michael; and Gaensler, Bryan: Tuning In to the Universe, 31:34
Letchford, Rod: Letter, 32:12
Levy, David H.: Countdown 2 Landing, 32:25
The Accidental Comet, 28:82
Lewis, Geraint: A Universe full of Monsters, 27:11
Is Dark Energy a Mirage?, 28:13
Lewis, Geraint and Ibata, Rodrigo A.: Galactic Cannibals, 29:38
Lodriguss, Jerry: Improving Your DSLR Photos, 32:72
Lowe, Andrew: Mirror, Mirror, 27:26
Next Light: Tomorrow's Monster Telescopes, 29:24
MacRobert, Alan: A Mira in Lyra, 32:61
Ask AS&T, 31:85, 32:81
Pluto's Slow Departure, 30:58
Scope Test, 30:59
Makaroff, George: Letter, 30:12
Maugeri, Joseph and MacRobert, Alan: Tiny Players on Jupiter's Stage, 31:56
Meers, Robert: Letter, 27:8
McDowell, Jonathan: Mission Update, 27:16, 28:17, 29:18, 30:18, 31:18, 32:19, 33:18
McFarlane, Gil: Teenage Girl Beats Hubble!, 33:98
Naeye, Robert: NASA's New Gamma-Ray Trailblazer, 30:35
The Exoplanet and the Amateurs, 28:34
Norris, Ray: In Search of Aboriginal Astronomy, 28:20
Norton, Brian: Letter, 33:12
Olson, Donald; Doescher, Russell et al: Caesar's Invasion of Britain, 31:44
Patterson, Joseph: Solving a Halloween Mystery, 32:34
Petersen, Carolyn Collins: A Little Light Reading, 27:48
How It All Began, 28:48
What's the Deal?, 31:86
Pugh, Martin: A Crowing Glory, 27:18
Reade, Gordon: Bastions of Science, 29:98
Reed, Casey: The Joy of Space Painting, 29:48
Robertson, Donald F.: Parched Planet, 30:30
Salway, Mike: Community News, 27:86, 28:84
South Pacific Star Party 2008, 30:80
Sarkissian, John: The 2008 CWAS AstroFest: Looking to the Future, 32:88
Schilling, Govert: A Bump in the Night, 30:26
Cosmic Superparticle Mystery: Solved?, 29:22
Mira's Marvellous Tail, 27:72
Seager, Sara: Alien Earths from A to Z, 28:30
Seargent, David: A Decade of Naked-Eye Comets, 32:58
A Full Platter of Comets, 28:66
An Evening Binocular Comet, 29:64
Catch Comet Tuttle's Close Passage, 27:74
Closing Out The Year, 33:59
Comet Boattini - A Naked-Eye Show?, 30:60
Springtime Comets, 31:63
Seronik, Gary: A Bigger Blast for the Buck, 31:82
A Great Big Yolo, 32:82
Baffle Your Scope's Focuser, 33:74
Cooldown Confusion, 28:77
Highe's Telescope Odyssey, 29:81
iOptron's Capable Cube, 28:44
Milsom's Terrific Travelscope, 31:80
Taming a Monster Scope, 30:74
The Easy-Go-Round Bino Mount, 27:77
Sheehan, William and Misch, Anthony: The Great Mars Chase of 1907, 27:35
Shell, Richard D.: Letter, 29:12
Sidonio, Michael: Invisible Ink and Centaurus A, 32:22
Sinnott, Roger W.: Ask AS&T, 27:89, 28:87, 29:85, 30:93, 31:85
Hipparcos' Star Distances Get Better, 28:36
Soderberg, Alicia: X-Rays Mark the Spot: A Newborn Supernova, 33:30
Stephan, Mark: Letter, 33:12
Thurley, David and de Ruyter, Petra: Astronomical Society of Albury Wodonga, 31:76
Tytell, David: Ask AS&T, 31:85
Vlahos, Perry: Astronomical Society of Victoria, 30:79
Messier Star Party 2008, 30:76
Ward, Peter: The Carina Nebula, 30:20
Watson, Matt: Stromlo Reborn, 28:38
Wehler, Randall: Two Journeys Back in Time, 27:97
Weinberg, Steven: Science or Spacemen?, 30:98
Weinberger, Alycia J.: Building Planets in Disks of Chaos, 33:36
Welch, Douglas L.: How to Hunt for Supernova Fossils in the Milky Way, 30:40
Wood, Charles A.: A Colourful Moon?, 32:62
A Swim in Mare Humorum, 33:62
Decoding Mare Imbrium, 27:60
Imbrium's Impact, 29:60
The Crater Main Sequence, 30:62
The Rings of Imbrium, 28:60
Unseen Seas, 31:64
Departments
Activities:
Adelaide Planetarium, 29:83
Border Stargaze, 30:87
CWAS AstroFest, 30:87
David Higgins, 28:84
Gingin Observatory, 27:86
IceInSpace Astrocamp, 33:81
National Science Week, 30:87
New Zealand Astrophotography Camp, 32:85
Peter Marples - SN 2008fa, 33:81
Port Macquarie, 27:86
Robert Evans, 27:86
RYSTARS 2008, 32:84
Scienceworks, 27:86
Snake Valley Astronomy Camp, 28:84
South Pacific Star Party, 28:84
StarStuff, 31:77
Sydney Observatory, 27:86, 29:83
Tidbinbilla Space Open Day, 31:77
VicSouth Star Party, 33:81
Ask AS&T:
Amateur Discoveries, 31:85
Apollo Landing Sites, 29:85
Apophis, 28:87
Big Bang, 32:81
Blue Moons, 30:93
Diffraction Spikes, 27:89
Digital Camera Focusing, 31:85
Emission Nebulae Colours, 31:85
Full Moon Brightness, 28:87
Green Stars, 27:89
Lunar Light Pollution, 32:81
New Year, 29:85
The Rotating Moon, 31:85
The Sun's Galactic Orbit, 30:93
Two Eyes or One, 32:81
Astronomy Online:
Lunar Roundup, 28:88
Microsoft's Cosmic Marvel, 31:78
Realising Virtual-Sky Dreams, 27:90
Astrophotography:
Focusing Your DSLR on the Sky, 27:80
Improving Your DSLR Photos, 32:72
Layer Magic For Your Astrophotos, 30:70
Binocular Highlight:
A Pearl, 28:50
Coma Cluster, 29:50
Dim Epsilon Indi, 32:50
Heart Cluster, 27:50
Messier 15 in Pegasus, 31:50
The Lagoon, 30:50
Wonderful, 33:50
Books & Beyond:
AutoStar CCD Photometry (Jeffrey L. Hopkins and Gene A. Lucas), 28:48
Cosmological Enigmas: Pulsars, Quasars, and other Deep-Space Questions (Mark Kidger), 31:86
Ice, Rock and Beauty: A Visual Tour of the New Solar System (David Brodie), 33:86
In The Shadow Of The Moon DVD, 32:80
James Van Allen: The First Eight Billion Miles (Abigail Foerstner), 30:45
Jupiter and How to Observe It (John W. McNally), 31:86
Kaleidoscope Sky (Tim Herd), 28:48
Observing the Sun (Philip Pugh), 30:45
Planets, Stars and Galaxies: A Visual Encyclopedia of Our Universe (David A. Aguilar), 29:48
Science Educators Under the Stars (Gibbs, Berendsen, Storksdieck eds), 28:48
Space Art (Michael Carroll), 29:48
Spectroscopy: The Key to the Stars (Keith Robinson), 27:48
Stargazing with Binoculars (Robin Scagell and David Frydman), 32:80
The Birth of Stars and Planets (John Bally and Bo Reipurth), 28:48
The History of Astronomy (Heather Couper and Nigel Henbest), 31:87
Total Solar Eclipses and How To Observe Them (Martin Mobberley), 33:86
Understanding Variable Stars (John R. Percy), 27:48
Women Astronomers: Reaching for the Stars (Mabel Armstrong), 31:87
Celestial Calendar:
A Decade of Naked-Eye Comets, 32:58
A Full Platter of Comets, 28:66
A Good Taurid Shower, 33:61
A Mira in Lyra, 32:61
A Trio in Virgo, 28:55
An Abundance of Occultations, 28:68
An Evening Binocular Comet, 29:64
Antares in the Evening, 32:58
Catch Comet Tuttle's Close Passage, 27:74
Catch Halley's Crumbs, 29:59
Closing Out The Year, 33:59
Cold Weather Occultations, 30:61
Comet Boattini - A Naked-Eye Show?, 30:60
Crescents in the West, 33:58
Eunomia graces Gemini, 27:55
February's Annular Solar Eclipse, 27:56
Lions and Scorpions, 27:75
Nunki Time, 29:62
Pluto's Slow Departure, 30:58
Quarter Moon Action, 31:62
Scope Test, 30:59
Springtime Comets, 31:63
The Arctic-Asian Solar Eclipse of August 2008, 28:62
Tiny Players on Jupiter's Stage, 31:56
Vesta in the Whale's Mouth, 31:61
Club Profile:
Astronomical Society of Albury Wodonga, 31:76
Astronomical Society of Victoria, 30:79
Sutherland Astronomical Society, 32:83
The Newcastle Astronomical Society, 29:82
Western Sydney Amateur Astronomy Group, 33:80
Constellation Profile:
Orion, Lord of the Sky, 27:62
Deep Sky Delights:
At Demeter's Feet, 29:66
Eagle Planetaries, 31:68
In Chains, 32:66
Pole Dancing, 33:70
Sirius Stuff, 27:64
The Raven's Call, 28:74
Tough Sagittarius Globulars, 30:64
Discoveries:
Leon Foucault and The Turning Earth, 27:49
Parkes and the first Quasar, 30:49
Seeing and Hearing The Universe, 32:48
Spots on the Sun's Face, 29:49
The First Transit Of Venus, 33:49
The Telescope gets its name, 28:49
Double Star Notes:
Double Stars in Piscis Austrinus, 31:71
Double Stars in Phoenix, 32:60
Gamma Andromedae and some Cetus doubles, 33:73
Exploring The Moon:
A Colourful Moon?, 32:62
A Swim in Mare Humorum, 33:62
Decoding Mare Imbrium, 27:60
Imbrium's Impact, 29:60
The Crater Main Sequence, 30:62
The Rings of Imbrium, 28:60
Unseen Seas, 31:64
Features:
A Bump in the Night, 30:26
A Martian Wonderland, 32:24
Above the Clouds: Observing with the Keck Telescope, 33:42
Alien Earths from A to Z, 28:30
Building Planets in Disks of Chaos, 33:36
Challenging Times for NASA, 32:28
Cosmic Superparticle Mystery: Solved?, 29:22
Countdown 2 Landing, 32:25
Gaia's Mission to the Milky Way, 29:34
Galactic Cannibals, 29:38
Gearheads in Paradise, 31:40
Hipparcos' Star Distances Get Better, 28:36
How to Hunt for Supernova Fossils in the Milky Way, 30:40
Hubble Vision, 27:30
Hubble's Last Service, 30:22
In Search of Aboriginal Astronomy, 28:20
Mira's Marvellous Tail, 27:72
Mirror, Mirror, 27:26
NASA's New Gamma-Ray Trailblazer, 30:35
Next Light: Tomorrow's Monster Telescopes, 29:24
Parched Planet, 30:30
Planetary Peculiarities, 31:28
Polar Prospector, 31:24
Polestars of the Future: A Journey in a Celestial Time Machine, 29:72
Reunion with Mercury, 29:30
Solving a Halloween Mystery, 32:34
Stromlo Reborn, 28:38
The Astounding Comet Holmes, 28:26
The Big Bang Machine, 33:26
The Coming Giant Sky Patrols, 32:42
The Exoplanet and the Amateurs, 28:34
The Great Mars Chase of 1907, 27:35
Top 10 Space Science Moments in 2007, 27:20
Tuning In to the Universe, 31:34
X-Rays Mark the Spot: A Newborn Supernova, 33:30
Focal Point:
Bastions of Science, 29:98
Confessions of an Eclipse Chaser, 32:98
Red Planet Resolve, 31:98
Science or Spacemen?, 30:98
Teenage Girl Beats Hubble!, 33:98
The day the Universe changed, 28:96
Two Journeys Back in Time, 27:97
For Beginners:
Mastering Your Finderscope, 28:78
Insight:
Saturn, 32:40
The Sun, 31:32
Mission Update:
Akari, 30:18
Chandrayaan 1, 28:17
Chang'e 1, 28:17
Dawn, 27:16
GLAST, 28:17, 31:18
GRAIL, 29:18
Hinode, 31:18
International Space Station, 29:18, 30:18
International X-ray Observatory, 33:18
Interstellar Boundary Explorer, 31:18
Kaguya, 27:16
Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter, 33:18
Messenger, 32:19
NuSTAR, 27:16
Rosetta, 32:19
Tan Ce 1, 28:17
TRACE, 31:18
Ulysses, 30:18
Voyager 2, 29:18
New Product Spotlight:
AO-8 (Santa Barbara Instrument Group), 27:47
Boltwood Portable Cloud Sensor (Diffraction Limited), 27:47
Clear-View Portable Observatory Tent (Smart Astronomy), 29:43
Deep Sky Imager III (Meade Instruments), 29:43
Narrowband Imaging Filters (Astrodon), 33:18
Narrowband Imaging Filters (Baader Planetarium), 28:47
Premium 102mm F/7 ED Refractor (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 28:47
SQM-L Sky Quality Meter (Unihedron), 31:19
Starshoot AutoGuider (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 29:43
StarShoot Deep Space Colour Imager II (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 28:47
StarShoot Pro Deep Space CCD Colour Imaging Camera (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 32:19
TeleTrack (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 27:47
TheSkyX Student Edition (Software Bisque), 31:19
Universal Paracorr (Tele Vue), 31:19
News Notes:
A 5th Planet for 55 Cancri, 27:10
A Double Einstein Ring, 29:16
A Galaxy's Dead Zone, 33:16
A Naked-Eye Gamma-Ray Burst, 30:14
A Raft of New Planets in Silhouette, 30:14
A Really Fast Star from Far, Far Away, 29:16
A Rich Protoplanetary Soup, 30:14
A Stardust-Free Comet, 29:16
A Starry Chemical Imbalance, 27:12
A Tiny Whiff of Moon Water, 30:16
A Universe full of Monsters, 27:11
An Ingenious, Super-Good Cepheid Distance, 29:15
Anticipating Epsilon Aurigae, 31:15
Australia Seeds Space!, 32:15
Big Plans for Hubble, 29:15
Brown Dwarfs Weigh In Too, 32:16
Cassini: Another 2 Years at Saturn, 30:15
Caught! Avalanches on Mars, 29:14
Comet Hale-Bopp Lives On, 30:16
Could WR 104 Threaten Earth?, 28:13
Dark Energy's Early Fingerprints, 33:16
Dust in a Hot Jupiter, 28:16
Eta Carinae Prepares for X-ray Crash, 33:16
Europa's Bitter Sea, 28:16
Few Jupiters, Lots of Earths?, 32:18
Finger on the Milky Way, 29:15
Four Years On Mars, 28:13
Gallery of Colliding Galaxies, 31:16
Genesis: Earth is Weird, 30:16
GLAST Begins Work, Gets New Name, 33:16
How Little Asteroids Go Double, 32:18
Is Dark Energy a Mirage?, 28:13
Jupiter's Three Red Spots, 31:16
Lightning on Venus, 28:16
Looking Down the Throat of a Black-Hole Jet, 31:14
Make Way for Makemake, 32:14
Mars' Ancient Water Works, 32:16
Measuring Neutron Stars Precisely, 27:14
Milky Way's Central Monster Weighed Anew, 33:14
Monster Black Holes Soon to Merge, 29:16
Moon Transits Earth, 33:15
More Keck time for Australian astronomers, 30:15
Mystery Pulse, 27:14
Neptune's "Warm" Pole, 27:12
New Galaxy Cluster simulations leave Astronomers hot and bothered, 29:14
Our Sun's Closest Twin, 28:14
Phobos Up Close, 32:15
Pioneer Anomaly Solved?, 31:16
Plutoids?, 31:16
Rings Around a Saturn Moon?, 30:16
Rosetta's Diamond in the Sky, 33:14
Saturn's Flying Saucer Moons, 28:14
Site Picked for Giant Magellan Telescope, 27:14
Skylights into Martian Caves, 27:14
SOHO Comets: 1,500 and Counting, 32:15
Supernova Caught in the Act, 31:15
The Milky Way Remapped, 31:15
The Most Massive Star Yet?, 32:16
The Most Recent Milky Way Supernova, 31:16
The Orion Nebula, Exactly, 28:14
The Record Stellar-Mass Black Hole, 28:16
The Secret Companion of Regulus, 32:18
The Sun Shakes the Earth, 27:12
Titan's Free-Floating Crust, 30:16
Titan's Frigid Shores, 27:12
Titan's Lakes Nailed at Last, 33:15
What Is Inside Enceladus?, 30:16
When Galaxies Collide, 28:12
Why Mars Is Two-Faced, 32:18
Zooming in on Enceladus' Cracks, 33:15
Skyscape
A Historic Descent, 31:22
Short-Lived Sunspot, 33:22
Spotlight On
A Crowning Glory, 27:18
A Scribble in the Sky, 29:20
Invisible Ink and Centaurus A, 32:22
Majestic M74, 28:18
So Where's the Chicken?, 31:20
The Carina Nebula, 30:20
Star Trails:
The Accidental Comet, 28:82
Suburban Star Hop:
A Tale of Two Globulars, 32:64
Snowball Sighting, 33:64
Sun, Moon, and Planets:
An Evening Star Delight, 32:54
An Eye-Catching Venus-Jupiter Gathering, 27:53
Evening Planetary Gatherings, 30:54
Mercury and Venus shine at dawn, 28:53
Regulus meets Saturn and the Moon, 29:54
Satellites Of Jupiter, 28:56, 29:56, 30:56, 31:59, 32:56, 33:56
Satellites Of Saturn, 27:58, 28:57, 29:57
September's Spectacular Planetary Trio, 31:54
Venus Meets Jupiter, 33:54
Targets:
Foxfire Nights, 32:69
Leo's 11th Hour, 29:69
Scuttling Around the Scorpion, 30:67
The Giant's Shield, 27:68
The Graceful Swan, 31:66
The Winged Horse, 33:66
Wonders of the Crab and the Lion, 28:70
Telescope Workshop:
A Great Big Yolo, 32:82
Baffle Your Scope's Focuser, 33:74
Colldown Confusion, 28:77
Highe's Telescope Odyssey, 29:81
Milsom's Terrific Travelscope, 31:80
Taming a Monster Scope, 30:74
The Easy-Go-Round Bino Mount, 27:77
Test Reports:
6-inch (15-cm) StarBlast telescope (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 31:82
12-inch Dobsonian (Sky-Watcher), 30:46
13-mm Ethos eyepiece (Tele Vue), 27:42
20-inch (51-cm) Truss-Dobsonian (SDM Telescopes), 29:46
D300 Digital SLR (Nikon), 32:79
iOptron Cube Go To Alt-azimuth Mount, 28:44
mySKY (Meade Instruments), 29:44
NexStar 6 SE Schmidt-Cassegrain (Celestron), 27:40
Seeker (Software Bisque), 27:44
StarShoot Autoguider (Orion Telescopes & Binoculars), 33:82
Voyager 4 (Carina Software), 32:76
The Astronomy Scene:
Messier Star Party 2008, 30:76
NACAA 2008, 31:72
On the Beach in Siberia!, 33:76
Scouting Hubble's Skies, 27:84
South Pacific Star Party 2008, 30:80
Sydney Observatory Celebrates 150 years, 29:76
The 2008 CWAS AstroFest: Looking to the Future, 32:88
The Astros 2008, 30:83
Tonight's Sky:
A Glittering Summer Show, 27:52
Autumn's Milky Way, 28:52
Centaurus Delights, 29:52
Galaxy Season, 33:52
Globulars On The Meridian, 32:50
South of Scorpius, 30:52
Spring's Milky Way, 31:52
Observing Topics
Bright Nebulae:
NGC 6888, 31:66
Comets:
6P/d'Arrest, 30:60, 31:63, 32:58, 33:59
8P/Tuttle, 27:74, 28:66
17P/Holmes, 28:26
29P/Schwassmann-Wachmann 1, 27:64
46P/Wirtanen, 27:74, 28:66
85P/Boethin, 33:59
C/2006 Q1 (McNaught), 27:74, 28:66, 29:64
C/2006 S5 (Hill), 27:64
C/2007 F1 (Loneos), 27:64
C/2007 G1 (LINEAR), 30:60
C/2007 N3 (Lulin), 30:60, 31:63, 32:58, 33:59
C/2007 T1 (McNaught), 28:66
C/2007 W1 (Boattini), 28:66, 29:64, 30:60, 31:63, 32:58
C/2008 A1 (McNaught), 29:64, 30:60, 31:63, 32:58, 33:59
Dark Nebulae:
Barnard 40, 30:67
Barnard 41, 30:67
LDN 810, 32:69
Double Stars:
66 Cet, 33:73
82 Cet, 33:73
Alpha Vul, 32:69
Beta Phe, 32:60
Beta PsA, 31:71
COO 264, 32:60
Delta PsA, 31:71
DUN 241, 31:71
Eta PsA, 31:71
H VI 119, 31:71
h886, 32:69
h975, 33:64
HJ 3430, 32:60
HJ 5371, 31:71
HJ 5437, 32:60
HWE 60, 31:71
Gamma And, 33:73
Gamma Cet, 33:73
Gamma PsA, 31:71
Iota PsA, 31:71
MLO 1, 32:60
Nu Cet, 33:73
STF 186, 33:73
Theta Phe, 32:60
Theta PsA, 31:71
Xi Phe, 32:60
Zeta Phe, 32:60
Emission Nebulae:
M8 (the Lagoon Nebula), 30:50
Galaxies:
APMBGC 406-069+100, 32:66
Burbidge's Chain, 33:70
ESO 406-36, 32:66
IC 1459, 32:66
IC 5264, 32:66
IC 5269, 32:66
IC 5269A, 32:66
IC 5269B, 32:66
IC 5269C, 32:66
IC 5270, 32:66
IC 5273, 32:66
M65, 28:70
M66, 28:70
M104, 28:70
NGC 247, 33:70
NGC 210, 33:70
NGC 253, 33:70
NGC 255, 33:70
NGC 1682, 27:68
NGC 1684, 27:68
NGC 3501, 29:69
NGC 3507, 29:69
NGC 3599, 29:69
NGC 3605, 29:69
NGC 3607, 29:69
NGC 3608, 29:69
NGC 3626, 29:69
NGC 3628, 28:70
NGC 3655, 29:69
NGC 3681, 29:69
NGC 3684, 29:69
NGC 3686, 29:69
NGC 3691, 29:69
NGC 3981, 28:74
NGC 4027, 28:74
NGC 4027A, 28:74
NGC 4038-39, 28:74
NGC 6740, 29:66
NGC 5746, 29:66
NGC 5806, 29:66
NGC 5811, 29:66
NGC 5813, 29:66
NGC 5814, 29:66
NGC 5838, 29:66
NGC 5839, 29:66
NGC 5845, 29:66
NGC 5846, 29:66
NGC 5846A, 29:66
NGC 5848, 29:66
NGC 5850, 29:66
NGC 5854, 29:66
NGC 7320, 33:66
NGC 7331, 33:66
NGC 7332, 33:66
NGC 7339, 33:66
NGC 7418, 32:66
NGC 7418A, 32:66
NGC 7421, 32:66
Globular Clusters:
AL-3, 30:64
Arp GC2, 30:64
Djorgovski 2, 30:64
M2, 32:64
M4, 30:67
M5, 29:66
M15, 31:50, 32:64, 33:66
M68, 28:74
M80, 30:67
NGC 288, 33:70
NGC 6144, 30:67
NGC 6540, 30:65
NGC 6749, 31:68
Palomar 5, 29:66
Palomar 8, 30:64
Terzan 7, 30:64
Terzan 8, 30:64
Minor Planets:
Astraea, 28:55
Daphne, 28:55
Eunomia, 27:55
Iris, 28:55
Vesta, 31:61
Moon:
Aristillus, 27:60
Aristarchus Plateau, 32:62
Bode Rilles, 32:62
Fra Mauro Formation, 29:60
Gassendi, 33:62
Gylden Valley, 29:60
Helicon, 27:60
Hercules, 31:64
Hippalus, 33:62
Imbrium, 27:60, 28:60
Lalande A, 30:62
Lambert, 27:60
Lambert R, 27:60
Langrenus, 30:62
Le Verrier, 27:60
Mersenius, 33:62
Orientale, 28:60
Schickard, 31:64
Sulpicius Gallus, 32:62
Taruntius, 31:64
Triesnecker, 30:62
W. Bond, 29:60
Wargentin, 31:64
Open Clusters:
Blanco 1, 33:70
IC4996, 31:66
M44 (Beehive Cluster), 28:70
M46, 27:64
M47 (NGC 2422), 27:64
M50 (NGC 2323), 27:50
M67, 28:70
Melotte 111, 29:50
NGC 1662, 27:68
NGC 1663, 27:68
NGC 2414, 27:64
NGC 2423, 27:54
NGC 3766, 28:50
NGC 6793, 32:69
NGC 6800, 32:69
NGC 6802, 32:69
NGC 6819, 31:66
P Cygni Cluster, 31:66
Stock Cluster, 32:69
Planetary Nebulae:
Abell 35, 28:74
Abell 55, 31:68
Abell 70, 31:68
Jonckheere 320, 27:68
M27, 31:68
NGC 246, 33:70
NGC 2438, 27:64
NGC 2440, 27:64
NGC 4361, 28:74
NGC 6781, 31:68
NGC 6803, 31:68
NGC 6804, 31:68
NGC 6891, 31:68
NGC 6886, 31:68
NGC 6905, 31:68
NGC 7094, 33:66
NGC 7662, 33:64
Pease 1, 33:66
Sa 2-15, 27:64
Sharpless 2-71, 31:68
Quasar:
B1224-1116, 28:74
Reflection Nebulae:
IC 4592, 30:67
IC 4601, 30:67
NGC 1788, 27:68
Stars:
Algieba, 28:70
Beta422 Aa, 31:66
Delta Scorpii, 30:67
Epsilon Indi, 32:50
Iota Cancri, 28:70
Lacaille 9352, 32:66
Mira (Omicron Ceti), 27:72
Nu Scorpii, 30:67
Omega Scorpii, 30:67
P Cygni, 31:66
Sh 225, 30:67
Sh 226, 30:67
Sirius (Alpha Canis Majoris), 27:64
Tegmine, 28:70
W Lyrae, 32:61
Variable Stars:
Mira (Omicron Ceti), 33:50