Articles from Journal of the British Astronomical Association (April 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A new director for the lunar section.			682
Acknowledgment--Scriven Bolton's telescope mirror.	Armitage, John	Letter to the editor	53
Asteroid (7102) named for Neil Bone.	Miles, Richard		802
Ceres at opposition.	Miles, Richard		694
Deep sky.	Bone, Neil	Brief article	203
Dr John Mason awarded MBE.		Brief article	31
IYA2009.	Pickard, Roger		74
Meeting videos on the BAA website.	Pickard, Roger		127
Meetings diary.		Calendar	279
Meteors.	Bone, Neil	Brief article	302
More supernova discoveries for Tom Boles and Ron Arbour.	Moore, Stewart L.		711
My successor as president.	Pickard, Roger	Brief article	158
NASA's Kepler joins the extrasolar planet hunt.	McGee, Hazel		498
NGC 4244--a silver sliver in the spring sky.	Moore, Stewart L.		796
Noctilucent cloud over Britain and Western Europe, 2001-2005.	Gavine, David		2527
Ordinary Meeting, 2008 May 28 held at the Royal Astronomical Society, Burlington House, Piccadilly, London WI.	Ford, Dominic		5571
Out of London Meeting, 2008 April 12 held at New Hall College, University of Cambridge, jointly with the meeting of the BAA Variable Star Section and the American Association of Variable Star Observers.	Taylor, Melvyn		4088
R CrB keeps us waiting!	Poyner, Gary		480
Solar section.	Smith, Lyn		1432
Sun and Moon.	Bone, Neil	Brief article	212
The Cambridge Double Star Atlas.	Nicholson, Martin	Book review	456
The City Observatory, Calton Hill, Edinburgh.	Livesey, R.J.	Letter to the editor	356
The continuing mystery of Cassini A.	Leatherbarrow, Bill		653
The Digges--Bourne telescope revisited.	Whitaker, Ewen A.		733
The Leonid meteor shower in 2002.	Bone, N.M.		4324
The planets.	Bone, Neil		424
Totality--Eclipses of the Sun (3rd edn.).	Davies, Ann	Book review	491
Unmasking Europa: The search for life on Jupiter's ocean moon.	Rogers, John	Book review	545
Variable stars.	Bone, Neil	Brief article	193
Venue for the 2009 exhibition meeting.	Gainsford, Mike; James, Nick		354
Will Hay (1888-1949) and his telescopes.	Mobberley, Martin P.; Goward, Kenneth J.		11248
Yet another clear sky detector.	Dick, Sam		2279