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The Personality of Night Sky Watchers: Relationships of Noctcaelador with the Big Five, Eysenck's PEN Model, and Jung's Typologies. Kelly, William E. Report Jun 1, 2025 4336
Launching the VASCO Citizen Science Project. Villarroel, Beatriz; Pelckmans, Kristiaan; Solano, Enrique; Laaksoharju, Mikael; Souza, Abel; Dom, O Report Oct 1, 2022 7226
Autumn in the Suburbs: The right telescope and a little persistence will help you see these subtle wonders. Mollise, Rod Sep 1, 2018 2690
A New Generation Picks Up the Torch: Zane Landers carries on the grand tradition of telescope making. Oltion, Jerry Sep 1, 2018 818
Star Struck: A rare chance to observe through a 2-meter scope atop Maui leaves the author gobsmacked. Oltion, Jerry Travel narrative Sep 1, 2018 610
Update on the Aurora Named STEVE. Young, Monica Brief article Jul 1, 2018 136
Amateur Captures Supernova's First Light. Barbuzano, Javier Jun 1, 2018 395
Art Gamble's G-Tracker: Simple. Elegant. Good Enough. Oltion, Jerry Jun 1, 2018 834
Hunter's Zoom Finder: This innovative design solves several problems at once. Oltion, Jerry May 1, 2018 798
Aperture for Camera. Wright, Richard S., Jr. Mar 18, 2018 1896
The Crab and the Water Monster: Hydra and Cancer, once fearsome adversaries of Hercules, now ornament our early spring skies. French, Sue Mar 1, 2018 1582
A Stair-Climbing Scope Buggy: Stairs and stars can play nice after all. Oltion, Jerry Mar 1, 2018 782
A New Criterion: Larry Myers raises the bar on rebuilds. Oltion, Jerry Dec 29, 2017 763
The name game. Mazlin, Steven Oct 1, 2017 548
Stellar Splendour: a deepest, darkest sky offers an extraordinary encounter with the stars. Schaaf, Fred Sep 29, 2017 645
The fast pulse of the RR LYRAES: an amateur program tracks the quirks of the oldest standard-candle stars in the universe. MacRobert, Alan Jun 1, 2017 2738
The real origins of amateur telescope Making: amateur astronomy is what it is today because of mirror-grinding enthusiasts more than a century ago. Venables, Keith May 1, 2017 3223
RW Tauri, an action-packed eclipser: a flat-bottomed eclipsing binary star shines high near the Pleiades. MacRobert, Alan Jan 1, 2017 2747
The first pulsing white dwarf: how amateurs helped professional astronomers make a major discovery. Hambsch, Franz-Josef Jan 1, 2017 577
The future is fast: Phill Oltmann's 32" f/2.4 scope raises--and lowers--the bar. Oltion, Jerry Aug 1, 2016 722
The go to war: despite recent stirrings, it's over; and happily so--the benefits of Go To are legion. Mollise, Rod Aug 1, 2016 578
Variations in red: bask in the glow of a project you can build in an afternoon. Oltion, Jerry Jul 1, 2016 738
Making it special: or, how to win over a crowd of eager observers when there's nothing to see. Orion, Eden Jul 1, 2016 545
Aussie amateur finds dwarf. Beatty, J. Kelly Brief article Apr 1, 2016 305
A 20-inch dream scope: this instrument is more than a Dobsonian alternative. Seronik, Gary Mar 1, 2016 733
The Astrolabe: astronomy's first hot app: loaded with features, an ancient analog computer replicates the sky's workings. Watson, Bruce Feb 1, 2016 1721
A trip to the northern frontier: the celestial arctic awaits your arrival. Gottlieb, Steve Feb 1, 2016 2699
A finely finished 14-inch: a few finishing touches often separates a good scope from a great one. Seronik, Gary Feb 1, 2016 746
Clusters aplenty in Auriga. Seronik, Gary Brief article Feb 1, 2016 284
Monsters in the dark: despite their size, there's no need to fear giant elliptical and cD galaxies: Perseus Cluster. Jakiel, Richard Jan 1, 2016 1898
Many bright beginnings: the sky offers a number of choices for marking the start of your year. Schaaf, Fred Jan 1, 2016 632
The river: plumb the hidden depths of an ancient celestial waterway. French, Sue Jan 1, 2016 1591
The definitive barred spiral--NGC 1365: the only thing as amazing as a supermassive black hole is the galaxy that surrounds it. Banich, Howard Jan 1, 2016 1444
The last visual comet hunters: the era that Charles Messier began 250 years ago comes to an end. Brewington, Howard J. Nov 1, 2015 574
Small globular, tiny galaxies: the area around NGC 7006 in Delphinus is interesting and challenging. Hewitt-White, Ken Oct 1, 2015 1723
How a teen found a planet. Brief article Sep 21, 2015 170
OBIT: Walter H. Haas (1917-2015). Beatty, J. Kelly Brief article Jul 1, 2015 210
Storm clouds and star clouds: make the sky part of your annual summer vacation. Schaaf, Fred Travel narrative Jul 1, 2015 644
The backyard sky: summer: stretch your observing skills to spot these seasonal sensations. Mollise, Rod Jul 1, 2015 1716
April 1939. Sinnott, Roger W. Brief article Apr 1, 2014 128
John Lowry Dobson, 1915-2014: there's more to the Dobsonian revolution than a telescope design. Cicco, Dennis di Obituary Apr 1, 2014 637
Amateur optical tracking in South Africa during 1957-2014. Roberts, Greg Apr 1, 2014 3939
Exploring the Triangulum Galaxy: if you want to see a galaxy with beautiful spiral arms and a multitude of deep-sky treasures, it's hard to beat M33. Forte, Ted Dec 1, 2013 1822
The unextinguished hearth: the fire of human imagination mirrors the fire of the stars. Schaaf, Fred Dec 1, 2013 563
Local group dwarf galaxies: observing nearby galaxies is always rewarding though often challenging. French, Sue Dec 1, 2013 1575
Dress for stargazing success: it's easy to stay toasty warm when it's cold outside. Tiscione, Leah Dec 1, 2013 1939
Spring Stars in Fall: you can time-travel by staying up until dawn. Schaaf, Fred Nov 1, 2013 608
The great supernova race: in the effort to discover exploding stars, professionals have taken the lead, but amateurs have managed to stay in the game. Zimmerman, Robert Oct 1, 2013 2353
Chasing totality from the stratosphere: braving the Australian Outback, an international amateur team launched a balloon to catch last November's solar eclipse. Beldea, Catalin; Cali, Joe Oct 1, 2013 2092
Cat-astrophic observing session: a feline "friend" interferes with the author's astronomy plans. Stratmann, Henry G. Oct 1, 2013 566
Money spent down here. Naeye, Robert Editorial Oct 1, 2013 415
A star party dear to my heart. Naeye, Robert Editorial Sep 1, 2013 417
Deciphering starlight: in Europe, many amateurs are engaging in professional-level research. Hattenbach, Jan Sep 1, 2013 1898
Eyepieces: windows on the universe: understanding the basics will help you select from the cornucopia of modern eyepieces. French, Alan Sep 1, 2013 1946
Imaging the disk of Beta Pictoris: a motivated amateur captures the beginnings of a nearby planetary system. Olsen, Rolf Wahl Aug 1, 2013 1730
Getting started: here's some practical advice to ease your entry into the world of ATM'ing. Seronik, Gary Jul 1, 2013 663
My comet & life come full circle: the return of his comet rekindles the author's passion for amateur astronomy. Brewington, Howard J. Jul 1, 2013 564
The story of Einstein's telescope: a telescope made specifically for the iconic physicist was long forgotten, but it has recently been brought back to life. Orion, Eden Jun 1, 2013 1747
Amateurs help detect distant multi-planet system. Young, Monica Brief article May 1, 2013 304
My hunt for cosmic jets: a crucial phenomenon throughout the universe is visible in amateur scopes, but just barely. Tosteson, Dave Mar 1, 2013 1948
Hooked on the heavens: after two decades, a DSLR camera rekindles the author's passion for astronomy. Lewis, Steve Mar 1, 2013 539
Fulfilling a lifelong dream: this home observatory grew from a personal promise made long ago. Noffsinger, Edward B. Feb 1, 2013 1498
Observing with astrovideo cameras: video can boost your telescope's reach by leaps and bounds. Mollise, Rod Feb 1, 2013 2160
iPhone astrophotography: it's easy to take decent astrophotos with a smartphone camera. Cole, Art Feb 1, 2013 544
Things that matter: we lust after gorgeous instruments of glass and metal. But lasting love in astronomy comes from other stuff. Jan 1, 2013 637
Exploring those odd-named star clusters: Collinder, Stock, Trumpler--open clusters with no Messier or NGC number can be surprisingly bright and easy. Rodger, David A. Dec 1, 2012 1928
Observing history: challenge yourself to see as well as the best 19th-century lunar cartographers. Wood, Charles A. Dec 1, 2012 686
Pimp your StarBlast: here's how several readers have customized Orion's popular reflector. Seronik, Gary Dec 1, 2012 645
A great transit experience. Naeye, Robert Travel narrative Sep 1, 2012 383
Finding the limit for uneven double stars: your observations can contribute to this important project. Haas, Sissy Sep 1, 2012 2326
Averted imagination: this dismissive term may discourage observers from seeing all they can see. Rinnan, Dan Sep 1, 2012 554
NEAF 2012: this astronomical extravaganza in Suffern, New York, is an annual rite of spring for amateur astronomers in the Northeast. Cicco, Dennis di; Walker, Sean Aug 1, 2012 311
Host a backyard Moon party: it's easy to give participants a night they will never forget. Mathosian, Mark Aug 1, 2012 565
The quest for totality. Regas, Dean Jul 1, 2012 2386
Uniting the stargazers: a global amateur campaign puts the "science" back in "citizen science.". Price, Aaron Mar 1, 2012 485
Gender roles and night-sky watching among college students. Kelly, William E.; McGee, Catherine M. Report Mar 1, 2012 2493
Galaxies in My Backyard: a retired professional astronomer is delighted by the advances in amateur equipment. Rafferty, Ted Feb 1, 2012 506
Measuring asteroids with homemade monsters: using home-built scopes of up to 32 inches, Bob Holmes outdoes most of the world of tracking near-Earth objects. And he's just getting started. Lockwood, Mike Dec 1, 2011 2207
Amateur Astronomy Researcher of the Year. Brief article Apr 1, 2011 173
Valerie Ann White (1952-2010). Williams, Sheridan Obituary Apr 1, 2011 807
The Walter Goodacre medal & gift--Eric Strach. Apr 1, 2011 472
The Steavenson Award--Monty Leventhal. Apr 1, 2011 445
It's a duesy: here's the tale of how a nearly forgotten telescope became the showpiece of an amateur astronomy club in Missouri. Boessen, Mike Mar 1, 2011 1396
Giving an astronomy show: share your love and knowledge of the sky with park visitors. Miller, Chris Feb 1, 2011 549
Karoo and Southern Star parties. Brief article Feb 1, 2011 284
What's observable tonight? Relf, Graham Feb 1, 2011 2068
Two more supernova discoveries for Tom Boles. Moore, Stewart L. Brief article Feb 1, 2011 199
Deep Sky Section Meeting 2011. Moore, Stewart Brief article Feb 1, 2011 292
The BAA awards and medals for 2011. Johnson, Ron Feb 1, 2011 385
Cmdr Henry R. Hatfield, 1921-2010. Moore, Patrick Obituary Feb 1, 2011 1281
Sequencing the stars: using images of star clusters acquired with CCD cameras, amateurs can create their own Hertzsprung-Russell diagrams. Vanderbei, Robert J. Dec 1, 2010 1655
Amateur astronomy's southwestern frontier. Keller, Warren Aug 1, 2010 2013
Club observatory threatened. Meyers, Stewart Jul 1, 2010 349
Deep-sky dicovery: "have you found anything new up there?" An amateur astronomer unearths a new planetary nebula, hinting that more hidden jewels are lurking out there. Simmons, Mike; Jurasevich, Dave Jul 1, 2010 2524
The day I found ... Amateur astronomy is a field rife with the possibility of discovery. Heuvel, Andrew Vanden Jul 1, 2010 591
Karoo star-party update. Brief article Jun 1, 2010 203
U SCORPII: amateurs: catch a crucial nova. Simonsen, Mike; MacRobert, Alan May 1, 2010 1225
Karoo Star-party 2010. Brief article Apr 1, 2010 185
Cape Centre's trip to Carnarvon. Kirkham, Kechil Apr 1, 2010 478
Bringing in more women. Naeye, Robert Column Mar 1, 2010 441
Keeper of secrets: little-known Lynx hosts some exotic deep-sky objects. French, Sue Mar 1, 2010 1587
Finding things with a telescope. MacRobert, Alan Brief article Mar 1, 2010 325
All about stargazing forecasts: learn how to interpret weather forecasts--and make your own. Creed Phillip J. Feb 1, 2010 1680
What's happening. Flanders, Tony Brief article Feb 1, 2010 213
The Dobsonian at 30: after three decades, the Dobsonian revolution is still going strong. Seronik, Gary Feb 1, 2010 833
Reign of the Chiefspiegler: the future of ATMing is looking bright and unobstructed. Seronik, Gary Jan 1, 2010 511
Spacecraft imaging for amateurs. Lakdawalla, Emily Jan 1, 2010 2671
Missing young astronomers: what can we do about it? Naeye, Robert Dec 1, 2009 407
Amateur exoplanets: without amateur data, two recent exoplanet discoveries would not have been made. Naeye, Robert Dec 1, 2009 1424
Another giant leap: thanks to amateur astronomers, humanity has crossed a threshold to the age of continuous monitoring of solar system events. Grinspoon, David Nov 1, 2009 542
100 Telescopes in 8 Days: a remarkable ATM event in Turkey produces astonishing results. Seronik, Gary Nov 1, 2009 570
Amateur method nets two farthest supernovae. Brief article Oct 1, 2009 145
Web astro: pros & cons. Naeye, Robert Editorial Sep 1, 2009 523
Astronomical extravaganza: for a few days every spring, Suffern, New York, becomes an astronomical mecca for equipment-minded amateurs. Di Cicco, Dennis; Walker, Sean Conference notes Aug 1, 2009 746
The world-wide party: the first 100 hours of Astronomy swept across the globe last April, inspiring a similar event in October. Simmons, Mike Aug 1, 2009 631
Discovery of a new refractor system. Wall, John Jun 1, 2009 967
Astronomy Clubs in Southern Africa. Jun 1, 2009 1035
One man's battle against light pollution. Naeye, Robert Brief article May 1, 2009 387
A worldwide astronomy marathon: grab your scopes and friends and head outside! Early April will be amateur astronomy's time to shine for the International Year of Astronomy 2009. Simmons, Mike Apr 1, 2009 913
Will Hay (1888-1949) and his telescopes. Mobberley, Martin P.; Goward, Kenneth J. Apr 1, 2009 10985
Yet another clear sky detector. Dick, Sam Apr 1, 2009 2224
Amateur space detectives. Roberts, Greg Apr 1, 2009 2972
Figures from the past, No. 1: Mrs Vera a Reade FRAS (1905 1905-1986). Kinder, Anthony John Feb 1, 2009 2990
Another 100,000 variable star estimates. Pickard, Roger Brief article Feb 1, 2009 156
Talking with civilians: take the discourse down a notch when you're under the stars with mixed company. Shuster, Joe Feb 1, 2009 544
Peter D. Wroath, 1926-2008. Boyd, David Obituary Feb 1, 2009 983
Physician looks to the stars. Brunk, Doug Jan 15, 2009 622
There's no place like dome: what do you do when your husband's idea of a lawn gnome is a 7-foot observatory? Illig, Leona Nov 1, 2008 625
Vital signs: our hobby and science are alive and well. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Aug 1, 2008 423
Clear(er) skies ahead: new websites take the mystery out of planning your deep-sky observing sessions. Creed, Philip J. Aug 1, 2008 2118
Judge your sky with Draco: how faint a star can you see from your backyard, despite light pollution? Schaaf, Fred Aug 1, 2008 478
Dodge the Moon for the Perseids: mark your calendar for a meteor watch on the morning of August 12th. McRobert, Alan Brief article Aug 1, 2008 318
Street-level stargazing: can you improve your celestial outlook by becoming a sidewalk astronomer? Frybarger, Duane Aug 1, 2008 571
The Vail Astronomy Unclub: skip the dues, business meetings, and elections--this group gets together to enjoy the heavens. Levy, David H. Jul 1, 2008 795
The perfect star party: Maine's unpredictable spring weather--finally--yields a night to remember. Elliott, Ted Jun 1, 2008 602
Glass menagerie: an idle reflection on the world's telescopes. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Apr 1, 2008 431
Walking a different dog: while not "top dog" of the sky, Canis Minor boasts Procyon as a star attraction. Schaaf, Fred Mar 1, 2008 566
Chariot full of clusters: three Messier objects in Auriga shine boldly through urban light pollution. Hewitt-White, Ken Mar 1, 2008 742
Dreaming of midsummer nights: the chill of winter turns this dedicated observer's thoughts to the warmth of summers past and future. Levy, David H. Mar 1, 2008 902
Of telescopes and tomatoes: the view is always tastier in a scope you built yourself. Seronik, Gary Mar 1, 2008 590
Dream job. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Letter to the editor Mar 1, 2008 188
My Murphy's law marathon: seeing all 109 Messier objects in one night has its special challenges. Zander, Jon Mar 1, 2008 570
The time-travel project: two amateurs reach back in time--way back--to photograph the young universe. Schedler, Johannes Feb 1, 2008 1510
Two nighttime helpers: get notified whenever good observing conditions are heading your way. Goldman, Stuart J. Oct 1, 2007 621
Tales of two comets: if you think the age of amateur comet discoveries is over, think again. Levy, David H. Interview Oct 1, 2007 745
Comets enter the digital age: the great comet of 2007 was the first to grace our skies since digital photography went mainstream. Walker, Sean Jun 1, 2007 1243
Tracking spots on Saturn: today's high-tech imaging methods open new opportunities for planet watchers. Vandebergh, Ralf May 1, 2007 1312
My favorite double stars of spring: view these gems as the Northern Hemisphere turns warm. Mullaney, James May 1, 2007 2321
Lost in translation. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Mar 1, 2007 663
Release from prison. Schaaf, Fred Brief article Mar 1, 2007 233
Found in the phases of the Moon: one woman finds a key to understanding a little piece of the universe. Currin, Brenda Mar 1, 2007 684
Tips for shipping equipment safely: sending precious and fragile astro gear across the country doesn't have to be a nerve-wracking experience. Bonandrini, Dave Feb 1, 2007 1600
Moon magic. Sinnott, Roger W. Brief article Feb 1, 2007 333
Set it up, and they will come: astronomers involved in outreach are a special breed. Pijawka, John Feb 1, 2007 668
The night's wakeful watch. Wehler, Randall Column Dec 1, 2006 757
Amateur Achievement Awards. Aguirre, Edwin L. Brief article Dec 1, 2006 281
When to say when. Sundem, Garth Nov 1, 2006 686
You get what you pay for. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Editorial Oct 1, 2006 650
Virtual planet sleuths: professional astronomers seek dedicated volunteers interested in helping us understand the diversity of extrasolar planets. Requirements: computer, Internet connection, and desire to do science. No college degree, telescope, or observing experience necessary. Laughlin, Gregory P. Oct 1, 2006 2367
The Nebraska Star Party's cherry skies: now in its 13th year, this annual Midwestern summer event offers dark skies and the fellowship of astronomy enthusiasts. Zubenel, Doug Jul 1, 2006 1399
The joy of (just) looking: you don't need a CCD camera, or even a telescope, to be taken seriously as an amateur astronomer. Rensvold, Roger Jul 1, 2006 687
Amateurs spot "10th planet". Aguirre, Edwin L. Brief article Jun 1, 2006 211
Where amateurs and professionals come together: get to know an organization that thrives on pro-am collaborations. Mais, Dale E. May 1, 2006 975
Perseids 2005: right on schedule: the "Old Faithful" of annual meteor showers delivered nicely. MacRobert, Alan M. Dec 1, 2005 519
A bittersweet tale of cosmic joy. Roth, Joshua Nov 1, 2005 526
Amateur team finds 100 supernovae: an amateur network of 29 observers from five countries reaches a milestone. Aguirre, Edwin L. Nov 1, 2005 675
Comet discoverers recognized. Aguirre, Edwin L. Brief article Oct 1, 2005 167
Optimizing your for astronomy eyes. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Brief article Sep 1, 2005 190
Spectacles for spectacular skies: go the final mile to correct your eyes' worst astronomical shortcomings, and you may see a whole new sky at night. Roth, Joshua Sep 1, 2005 2915
LASIK eye surgery for the amateur astronomer: eye-correction surgery has improved markedly over the past few years, but concerns for amateur astronomers remain. Wanjek, Christopher Sep 1, 2005 3177
In praise of penumbral eclipses: David Levy isn't jaded seeing a Moon, lightly shaded. Levy, David H. Sep 1, 2005 839
Youngest visible moon. Sinnott, Roger W. Brief article Sep 1, 2005 206
Awesome August. Schaaf, Fred Brief article Aug 1, 2005 238
July 1980. Robinson, Leif J. Obituary Jul 1, 2005 271
Thy neighbor's scope: how could I possibly abandon my first telescope for another? Jones, Paul B. Jul 1, 2005 737
Watts up with laser pointers? Astronomers should always use handheld laser points safely, lest they be taken away. Fienberg, Richard Tresch Jun 1, 2005 662
Amateurs and the deep impact mission. Warner, Elizabeth M.; Redfern, Greg Jun 1, 2005 766
Charles R. Hammond (1915-2004). Aguirre, Edwin L. Obituary Jun 1, 2005 127
Event calendar. Calendar Jun 1, 2005 204
Landscapes on Titan: amateurs scoop the pros: spacecraft-imagery openness may lead to amateurs beating planetary scientists to the punch. Goldman, Stuart J. May 1, 2005 765
SOHO comet No. 900 discovered. Aguirre, Edwin L. Brief article May 1, 2005 176
Amateurs catch exoplanet transit. Naeye, Robert Jan 1, 2005 963
The 2003 apparition of Mars. Parker, Donald C. Aug 1, 2004 1235
Jay Brausch: Observer extraordinaire. Wood, Charles A. Aug 1, 2004 1037
A walk in the night-part 1. O'meara, Stephen James Jun 1, 2004 1013
New product showcase. Jun 1, 2004 1254
Parallel universes. Meckler, Harold Jun 1, 2004 730
Evening stars. MacRobert, Alan M. Apr 1, 2004 451
Mac's sky. Heafner, Joe Mar 1, 2004 733
Life Amid the Grit. Wann, Jey Jun 1, 2003 812
Lunar Flash Doesn't Pan Out. Beatty, J. Kelly Jun 1, 2003 678
Mars at Its All-Time Finest. Troiani, Daniel M. Jun 1, 2003 3738
Seeking Colorful Double Stars. Inglis, Mike Jun 1, 2003 2059
Jewel of the Andes: Love at First Light. Kurtz, Patricia A. Jun 1, 2003 2128
Spectral Hues of Double Stars. French, Sue Jun 1, 2003 1494
Galaxies Near and Far. Bryant, Greg Jun 1, 2003 635
The Bow and Arrow. Dalrymple, Les Jun 1, 2003 1226
Astronomy in the land of fire and ice. Gudmundsson, Snaevarr May 1, 2003 1987
A compact back-garden observatory. Ashford, Adrian R. May 1, 2003 1983
Astronomy with children: our backyard analemma project. Kauper, Michael Mar 1, 2003 1291
What is an analemma? Aguirre, Edwin L. Mar 1, 2003 431
More events of Jupiter's moons. Meeus, Jean Mar 1, 2003 1828
calendar notes. Mar 1, 2003 1258
Tips and techniques for sketching the deep sky. Jakiel, Richard Mar 1, 2003 1839
A hive of galaxies in Cancer. Hewitt-White, Kenneth Mar 1, 2003 1162
Multi-ring Mare Humorum. Wood, Charles A. Mar 1, 2003 562
Stargazing in the Shadow of the Great Wall. Xie, Renjiang Feb 1, 2003 2308
Adventures in Sidewalk Astronomy. Bourque, Kevin Feb 1, 2003 830
The Glaze. Alper, Chris Jan 1, 2003 806
A Deep-Space UFO Mystery Solved. Tytell, David Dec 1, 2002 428
How I Beat Light Pollution in My Hometown. Crelin, Bob Dec 1, 2002 1759
The Winter Star Party: Back to the Future. Dec 1, 2002 1625
The Cedar Key Star Party. Dec 1, 2002 302
Red Lights in the Sky. Levy, David H. Dec 1, 2002 1577
Planning an astro-imaging expedition. BenDaniel, Matt Nov 1, 2002 3110
Amateur astrophysics in the Arctic Circle. Oksanen, Arto Nov 1, 2002 2198
A builder and a healer. Levy, David H. Nov 1, 2002 1284
Astronomy in the Land of the Aztecs. Mandujano Ortiz, Francisco Javier Oct 1, 2002 1504
A European-Style Stellafane. Stein, Guido Oct 1, 2002 746
My Life and Hard Times As a Comet Hunter. Levy, David H. Oct 1, 2002 1603
Observing Faint Nearby Galaxies. Freeman, Jay Reynolds Oct 1, 2002 1600
Deep-Sky Imaging with Digital Cameras. Aguirre, Edwin L. Oct 1, 2002 1728
Firelight Nights: Stargazing from the Caribbean's Emerald Isle. O'Meara, Stephen James Aug 1, 2002 2343
A decade of soaking up southern starshine. Bryant, Greg Aug 1, 2002 1038
This Year's Young Astronomer Award Winners. Tytell, David Aug 1, 2002 478
An Old Friend from Summer Camp. Levy, David H. Aug 1, 2002 1257
The stuff dreams are made of. Schaaf, Fred Aug 1, 2002 690
Night of the Trifid. French, Sue Aug 1, 2002 1366
A great year for the Perseids. Sinnott, Roger W. Aug 1, 2002 1386
Heads up for the scorpion. Bryant, Greg Aug 1, 2002 568
Stargazing from the Arctic wastes of a tropical paradise. Freeman, Jay Reynolds Jun 1, 2002 2087
Make way for the new breed. Buffington, David Apr 1, 2002 775
Urban astronomy: observing the Messier Objects from the city. Flanders, Tony Apr 1, 2002 2692
Dog overboard! French, Sue Mar 1, 2002 1197
Hot new products of 2001. Cover story Dec 1, 2001 3235
Wondering in the dark. Croswell, Ken Excerpt Dec 1, 2001 2793
Dmitri Maksutov: the man and his telescopes. Petrunin, Yuri; Trigubov, Eduard Dec 1, 2001 3091
Sparks fly under Sonoma skies. Jones, Jane Houston Dec 1, 2001 1359
The Pacific meets Minnesota. Levy, David H. Dec 1, 2001 1192
The E.T. Cluster, NGC 457. Seronik, Gary Dec 1, 2001 194
The Sun, Moon, and planets in December. Schaaf, Fred Dec 1, 2001 1958
Southern hemisphere sky. Schaaf, Fred Dec 1, 2001 191
A nice comet for the holiday season. Bortle, John E. Dec 1, 2001 1500
December's annular eclipse of the Sun. Deans, Paul Dec 1, 2001 375
The full Moon hides Saturn. Deans, Paul Dec 1, 2001 355
A compact 8-inch travelscope. Seronik, Gary Dec 1, 2001 2205
Thoughts on super-resolution planetary imaging. Cidadao, Antonio Jose Dec 1, 2001 2178
Running the numbers. Young, Robert Column Dec 1, 2001 797
The star too tough to die. Kerber, Florian; Asplund, Martin Nov 1, 2001 2053
Stellar guides for your birthday. Farinacci, Jeff A. Nov 1, 2001 3517
Wanderings at the Fomalhaut hour. Schaaf, Fred Nov 1, 2001 1094
Arcing through the autumn sky. French, Sue Nov 1, 2001 1195
The Sun, Moon, and planets in November. Schaaf, Fred Nov 1, 2001 1796
Amateur astronomy in Russia: past, present and future. Maslikov, Sergey Sep 1, 2001 3392
Crescent City astronomers. Levy, David H. Interview Sep 1, 2001 816
Early sky-signs of Autumn. Schaaf, Fred Sep 1, 2001 1111
Skirting the Scutum star cloud. French, Sue Sep 1, 2001 1133
The sun, moon and planets in September. Schaaf, Fred Sep 1, 2001 1744
A trio of deep-sky duos. Hewitt-White, Ken Sep 1, 2001 1301
The Hargreaves strut. Dobbins, Thomas A. Sep 1, 2001 1027
Arthur C. Clarke's vision of the cosmos. Levy, David H. May 1, 2001 1302
Above and beyond. Seronik, Gary May 1, 2001 601
A man called Ilan. Levy, David H. Interview Mar 1, 2001 1310
Backyard science: the International Amateur-Professional Photoelectric Photometry (IAPPP) and the amateur astronomer. Stephens, Robert Dec 1, 2000 2370
Ventura starways: Astrocon 2000 puts the party back into star party. O'Meara, Stephen James Nov 1, 2000 1765
Amateur events. Calendar Nov 1, 2000 598
Hunting for SOHO comets using the Internet: almost anyone with an Internet connection, lots of patience, and a little luck can make a comet discovery--without going outdoors. Kilburn, Kevin J. Oct 1, 2000 1670
Have you found something? Biesecker, Douglas A. Brief Article Oct 1, 2000 288
Comet award winners. Brief Article Oct 1, 2000 162
Amateur events. Calendar Oct 1, 2000 817
Messier hunting with the horse and the water boy: globular clusters and planetary nebulae in Pegasus and Aquarius give Messier hunters a chance to bag more prey. French, Sue Oct 1, 2000 1007
Imagination Astronomy. Bray, Richard Brief Article Sep 1, 2000 762
A Central American Heaven : Amateur astronomy is very much alive in El Salvador. Levy, David H. Aug 1, 2000 984
The "State" of Astrophotography : Away from the glitz and glamour, savvy amateur astronomers in and around Southern California know where to find dark, transparent skies. Cook, Chris Aug 1, 2000 3158
Astronomy, Eclipses, and Parenthood. Miladinovic, Dragan Brief Article Aug 1, 2000 775
Getting the Most from a CCD Spectrograph : Amateurs with backyard telescopes are taking their own spectra of stars, nebulae, and galaxies. But there's more to it than just recording a spectrum's image. Kannappan, Sheila; Fabricant, Daniel Jul 1, 2000 4040
The Pro-Am Revolution: Time, telescopes, and technique -- many amateurs now have what it takes to do exciting science. Beatty, J. Kelly Jun 1, 2000 1749
Of Pro-Am Partnerships and Astronomy Education. LEVY, DAVID H. Brief Article Jun 1, 2000 843
AMATEUR EVENTS. Brief Article Jun 1, 2000 529
Amateurs Find Superfaint Comet. Aguirre, Edwin L. Brief Article Apr 1, 2000 325
Ben Mayer, 1925-99. di Cicco, Dennis Brief Article Apr 1, 2000 346
Leo J. Scanlon, 1903-1999. di Cicco, Dennis Obituary Mar 1, 2000 326
Stellar Changes. Brief Article Mar 1, 2000 155
More Reader Tele-Tips. Seronik, Gary Brief Article Mar 1, 2000 826
Planetary Occultations for 2000 : No other technique in the arsenal of modern astronomers has been so prolific for gauging the sizes and shapes of asteroids. Dunham, David W. Feb 1, 2000 3775
A Place for Astro Imagers : Pooling resources and talents, a group of amateurs turned the dream of a dark-sky imaging site into reality. McLaughlin, Bill Feb 1, 2000 1519
Amateur Astronomy in Jordan : Astronomy is very much alive in this Arab nation. Shawkat Odeh, Mohammad Brief Article Jan 1, 2000 1430
An Assembly of Good Fellows : Here's an amateur club in Houston, Texas, dedicated to learning and having fun under the stars. James O'Meara, Stephen Dec 1, 1999 1596
An Astronomical Friend. Levy, David H. Biography Dec 1, 1999 1261
A Treasure-Trove of Variable Stars : Some of the Hipparcos satellite's unfinished business provides fair game for backyard observers. Sinnott, Roger W. Dec 1, 1999 1688
Pointing the Way. Brief Article Dec 1, 1999 194
Easy Telescope Making. Brief Article Dec 1, 1999 136
Confessions of a Telescope Junkie. Ting, Ed Brief Article Oct 1, 1999 806
Wilson Award Winners for 1999. Brief Article Oct 1, 1999 106
A Serendipitous Discovery. Seronik, Gary Brief Article Oct 1, 1999 418
A Guide to Astronomical Inns. Aguirre, Edwin L. Aug 1, 1999 3225
Cosmic Rainbows: The Revival of Amateur Spectroscopy. Gavin, Maurice Aug 1, 1999 2407
An Amateur's Night on Mount Wilson. Nakamoto, David Jul 1, 1999 1853
The Lord of Braeside. O'Meara, Stephen James Jun 1, 1999 1922
An Eye to the Stars. Levy, David H. Jun 1, 1999 1382

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