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Issues
42: January 2010
43: February/March 2010
44: April 2010
Authors
Bryant, Greg: End of an Era, 42:8
Mars and Saturn Shine Brightly, 43:54
Mars Shines at Opposition, 42:54
Orion's Wonders, 42:52
Rings, Lakes, and Geysers, 43:32
Sirius Nights, 43:52
Space-Based Astronomy, 43:8
Top 10 Stories of 2009, 42:28
Dalrymple, Les: Hiding in plain view, 42:50
In the Vacuum of Space, 43:64
Summer Planetary Viewing, 42:66
Ups and Downs, 43:50
di Cicco, Dennis: Celestron's CGE Pro Mount, 42:80
Sky-Watcher's Newest Apo Refractor, 43:84
Eisenhardt, Peter, and Wright, Ned: A New Infrared Sky, 43:36
Ellyard, David: Messages from Little Green Men, 43:22
Voyager 2 meets Uranus, 42:22
Espenak, Fred, and Anderson, Jay: July's South Pacific Eclipse, 43:60
French, Sue: Icy Blue Diamonds, 42:70
The Flight of the Unicorn, 43:67
Gardner, Jonathan P.: Finding the First Galaxies, 43:42
Gould, Ross: A Bullring of Doubles, 42:69
Steer North from Canopus, 43:63
Grinspoon, David: Another Giant Leap, 42:20
Revising Earth's Biography, 43:20
Haqq-Misra, Jacob, and Baum, Seth D.: Where Have All the Aliens Gone?, 43:98
Hill, Tanya: Melbourne Planetarium - Inspiring Generations of Visitors, 42:84
Holberg, Jay B.: Le Verrier and the Discovery of Sirius B, 43:70
Kerr, Steve: History Repeats?, 42:57
Krupp, E.C.: The Great 2012 Scare, 42:32
Lakdawalla, Emily: Spacecraft Imaging for Amateurs, 43:74
MacRobert, Alan: Making the Most of Mars, 42:58
McDowell, Jonathan: Mission Update, 42:16, 43:16
Naeye, Robert: Amateur Exoplanets, 43:26
Real Potential Disasters, 42:40
Onken, Christopher: Australian Student Observes With 8-Metre Eyes, 42:44
Peach, Damian: Targeting the Red Planet, 42:74
Seargent, David: Comet Wild 2 at Perihelion, 43:57
Comets Past and Present, 42:57
Seronik, Gary: Bigger, Faster, Better!, 42:79
To Curve, or Not to Curve, 43:87
Watson, Fred: Touring Astronomy's Past and Present, 43:82
Wolverton, Mark: Remembering the Other Explorers, 42:98
Wood, Charles A.: Craters upon Craters, 43:58
The Great Alpine Valley, 42:62
Departments
Activities:
NACAA 2010, 42:87
Astrophotography:
Targeting the Red Planet, 42:74
Binocular Highlight:
Hiding in plain view, 42:50
Ups and Downs, 43:50
Celestial Calendar:
Comet Wild 2 at Perihelion, 43:57
Comets Past and Present, 42:57
History Repeats?, 42:57
July's South Pacific Eclipse, 43:60
Making the Most of Mars, 42:58
Cosmic Relief:
Another Giant Leap, 42:20
Revising Earth's Biography, 43:20
Discoveries:
Voyager 2 meets Uranus, 42:22
Deep Sky Delights:
In the Vacuum of Space, 43:64
Summer Planetary Viewing, 42:66
Double Star Notes:
A Bullring of Doubles, 42:69
Steer North from Canopus, 43:63
Exploring the Moon:
Craters upon Craters, 43:58
The Great Alpine Valley, 42:62
Features:
A New Infrared Sky, 43:36
Amateur Exoplanets, 43:26
Australian Student Observes With 8-Metre Eyes, 42:44
Finding the First Galaxies, 43:42
Le Verrier and the Discovery of Sirius B, 43:70
Real Potential Disasters, 42:40
Rings, Lakes, and Geysers, 43:32
The Great 2012 Scare, 42:32
Top 10 Stories of 2009, 42:28
Focal Point:
Remembering the Other Explorers, 42:98
Where Have All the Aliens Gone?, 43:98
Insight:
Changing of the Guard, 43:24
The Colours of Mars, 42:26
Mission Update:
Chandrayaan-1, 42:16
Fobos-Grunt, 43:16
Mars Reconnaisance Orbiter, 42:16
Planck, 42:16
Rosetta, 42:16
Venus Climate Orbiter, 43:16
Yinghuo-1, 43:16
New Product Spotlight:
6-inch LightSwitch telescope (Meade), 43:17
21-mm Ethos eyepiece (Tele Vue), 42:17
A Beginner's Guide to DSLR Astrophotography (Jerry Lodriguss), 42:17
EdgeHD telescope (Celestron), 43:17
Faces of the Moon (Charlesbridge Publishing), 42:17
Nautilus Motorised Filter Wheels (Orion), 43:17
News Notes:
A New Way To Find Planets, 43:10
ALMA Progressing, 43:14
An Exoplanet That Should Not Exist, 42:14
Apophis Turns Less Manacing, 43:14
Einstein Safe; Stellar Mystery Solved, 42:11
First Confirmed Rocky Exoplanet, 42:10
Galaxy Zoom, 42:11
Herschel's First Show, 43:12
Limits on the Big Bang, 42:10
McNaught Bags His 50th Comet, 42:12
Messenger's Third Look at Mercury, 43:14
Phases of an Exoplanet, 42:11
Protoplanet Pallas, 42:12
Smith's Cloud: A Dark Lining?, 43:11
Sorting Out the Water on the Moon, 43:11
Starbirth in M83, 43:16
Weird Brown-Dwarf Weather, 42:14
Wireless LAN's Astronomy Origins, 43:10
Sun, Moon, and Planets:
Mars and Saturn Shine Brightly, 43:54
Mars Shines at Opposition, 42:54
Targets:
Icy Blue Diamonds, 42:70
Telescope Workshop:
Bigger, Faster, Better: 42:79
To Curve, or Not to Curve, 43:87
Test Reports:
120-mm ED Apo Refractor (SkyWatcher), 43:84
CGE Pro German Equatorial Mount (Celestron), 42:80
The Astronomy Scene
Melbourne Planetarium - Inspiring Generations of Visitors, 42:84
Spacecraft Imaging for Amateurs, 43:74
Touring Astronomy's Past and Present, 43:82
Tonight's Sky:
Orion's Wonders, 42:52
Sirius Nights, 43:52
The Flight of the Unicorn, 43:67
Observing Topics
Comets:
81P/Wild 2, 42:57, 43:57
C/2007 Q3 (Siding Spring), 42:57
C/2009 K5 (McNaught), 43:57
Double Stars:
7 Tauri, 42:69
8 Monocerotis, 43:67
31 Tauri, 42:69
80 Tauri, 42:69
Alpha Tauri (Aldebaran), 42:69
BU 87, 42:69
COO 39, 43:63
DUN 30, 43:63
DUN 31, 43:63
DUN 38, 43:63
DUN 45, 43:63
G Puppis, 43:63
HDO 195, 43:63
HJ 3895, 43:63
HJ 3956, 43:63
I 7, 43:63
OSS 38, 42:72
R 65, 43:63
Sigma Puppis, 43:63
STF 435, 42:69
STF 450, 42:69
STF 479, 42:69
STF 481, 42:69
STF 494, 42:69
STF 495, 42:69
STF 535, 42:69
STF 559, 42:69
Galaxies:
AGCS 636, 43:64
ESO 373-08, 43:64
IC 2531, 43:64
NGC 2997, 43:64
NGC 3095, 43:64
NGC 3100, 43:64
NGC 3108, 43:64
NGC 3137, 43:64
NGC 3175, 43:64
PGC 1811119, 42:70
Moon:
Clavius, 43:58
Nasireddin, 43:58
Steinheil, 43:58
Theophilus, 43:58
Vallis Alpes, 42:62
Nebulae:
Cone Nebula, 43:67
IC 349, 42:70
Maia Nebula, 42:70
Merope Nebula, 42:70
NGC 2245, 43:67
NGC 2247, 43:67
NGC 2261, 43:67
Rosette Nebula, 43:67
Schoenberg 205/6, 43:67
Sh2-273, 43:67
Open Clusters:
Collinder 70, 42:50
M45 (The Pleiades), 42:70
NGC 2244, 43:67
NGC 2252, 43:67
NGC 2264, 43:67
Planetary Nebulae:
Abell 12, 42:66
Abell 21, 42:66
Abell 24, 42:66
Jonckheere 320, 42:66
Jonckheere 900, 42:66
NGC 1514, 42:66, 42:70
NGC 2022, 42:66
NGC 2371 - 2372, 42:66
NGC 3132, 43:64
Variable Stars:
R Horologii, 43:50