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Adler, Alan. Thermal Management in Newtonian R 1:58, 5:58, 6:60 Night Sky to Remember, A, 3:82
flector 00k review, 6:6 Southern Hemisphere’s Sky, 1:106, 2:90, 3:90
Aguirre, Edwin L. Astronon Ja 02, 4 ws note, 1:2 22, 4:26 Stars on the Meridian, 1:98
Exploring the | er Touct x ttlieb, Steve, Deep-Sky Notebook, 4:10 Sun, Moon, and Planets, The, 1:101, 2:85, 3:8
High-Flying Disco Ba ¢ insfeld, John Mace, Remaking Hubble, 3:3 4:85, 5:85, 6:85
It’s Time to Part 84 S., se Schilling, Govert Winter’s Bright Circle, 2:82 B
4.M., se MacRobert, Alan M Haas, § Enjoying Unequal Double Stars, 1:118 Schaefer, Bradley E., The Great Ptolemy-Hipparchus
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p's 1 114 r k ary W., Halley’s Comet Crumbs, 5:92 Mirror, A, 5:110
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Adler, Alan. Thermal Management in Newtonian R 1:58, 5:58, 6:60 Night Sky to Remember, A, 3:82
flector 00k review, 6:6 Southern Hemisphere’s Sky, 1:106, 2:90, 3:90
Aguirre, Edwin L. Astronon Ja 02, 4 ws note, 1:2 22, 4:26 Stars on the Meridian, 1:98
Exploring the | er Touct x ttlieb, Steve, Deep-Sky Notebook, 4:10 Sun, Moon, and Planets, The, 1:101, 2:85, 3:8
High-Flying Disco Ba ¢ insfeld, John Mace, Remaking Hubble, 3:3 4:85, 5:85, 6:85
It’s Time to Part 84 S., se Schilling, Govert Winter’s Bright Circle, 2:82 B
4.M., se MacRobert, Alan M Haas, § Enjoying Unequal Double Stars, 1:118 Schaefer, Bradley E., The Great Ptolemy-Hipparchus
Anderson, Jay, se Espenak, Fred Heafner, Joe, Screen Shot, 5:5 Dispute, 2:38
Arguelle ‘ ) e-Star | i eff, |r $, 3:4 Schilling, Govert, Amateur Uses Monster Telescope 2:67
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aglia, Michael, N [ he ( ird, Deep-Sky Notebook, 3;108, 6:104 Seronik, Gary, Binocular Highlight, 1:100, 2:84, 3:84
eatt Ke no ( t Alo / i ay, TI Age ot Behemoths 41:84 84, 6:84
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also a er 1 iyte , pe. Jeff, book revie' ¢ Observer's Notebook, 4:105, 6:108
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p's 1 114 r k ary W., Halley’s Comet Crumbs, 5:92 Mirror, A, 5:110
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