General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

Percy, 63, 265.
Star Formation from Shock Waves, Ian Halliday, 64, 51.
New Radio Telescopes in Europe, Philipp P. Kronberg, 64,
105.
Mariners Report on Mars, Ian Halliday, 64, 191.
On Globular Clusters and Extragalactic Distances, René
Racine, 64, 257.
Meteorite Dust in the Atmosphere, Ian Halliday, 64, 319.
Naked-Eye Variable Stars, John R. Percy, 64, 373.
Explaining the Gegenschein, Ian Halliday, 65, 76.
Spiral Structure in Galaxies, Ian Halliday, 65, 135.
Tektite Debate Continues, Ian Halliday, 65, 296.
Mars in Focus, Terence Dickinson, 66, 168.
Satellites of the Outer Planets, Ian Halliday, 66, 314.
Artificial Satellites, Space Probes (see also
Space Vehicles)
Exploring the Universe, J. L. Climenhaga, 62, 29.
A Closer Look at the Moon, Ian Halliday, 62, 39.
Observation à Montréal à L’Occasion de L’Arrivée du
Surveyor 5 sur la Lune, Pierrette Jean, 62, 43.
Space Report, Peter M. Millman, 63, 149.
Mariners Report on Mars, Ian Halliday, 64, 191.
Planetary Space Missions for the 1970’s, Martin G.
Connors, NN, 64, 30.
Mars in Focus, Terence Dickinson, 66, 168.
The Traditional Features of Mars Compared with the
Geologic Map of the Planet, Peter M. Millman, 67,
115.
Observing a Synchronous Satellite, Roy L. Bishop, NN, 69,
5.
Spectral Lines in the Ultraviolet, Anne B. Underhill, 71,
123.
Like Watching Jupiter?, NN, 73, 22.
International Solar Polar Mission (ISPM), NN, 74, 100.
STARLAB: An International Observatory in Earth Orbit,
James E. Hesser, 77, 310.
Planetariums Commemorate Pioneer 10, Ian McGregor,
NN, 77, 57.
Heard Any Good Satellites Lately?, Ken Nelson, NN, 77,
70.
Space Telescope, Muriel Enock, NN, 77, 90.
Fiction to Fact, Philip Mozel, NN, 78, 39.
Supporting Search and Rescue, NN, 80, 8.
Canadian Space Computer, NN, 80, 21.
Phobos and Deimos to be Explored, NN, 80, 25.
New Canadian Satellite, NN, 80, 28.
Editorial, Ian G. McGregor, NN, 80, 34.
Spacecraft Renamed, NN, 80, 48.
China May Launch Canadian Satellite, NN, 80, 76.
SARSAT to the Rescue, NN, 80, 86.
Two Eclipses Visible from a Geostationary Weather
Satellite, Jay Anderson, 81, 83.
Auroral Secrets Revealed, NN, 81, 12.
Satellite Receives Emmy Award, NN, 81, 78.
New Eyes for Astronomy, Barry F. Madore, 83, 269.
Observing Earth Satellites, Ted Molczan, NNB, 83, 58.
Exploring Our Solar System: The Voyager Adventure,
Joseph Veverka, 84, 334.
Canada-Sweden Space Probe to Launch in ’97, B, 6, 1, 2.
Astrometry
Astrometry of Extragalactic Objects from the Palomar Sky
Atlas Prints, A. H. Bridle & R. E. Goodson, 71, 240.
Astronomical Databases: Miscellaneous
Saguaro Astronomy Club Database, Alister Ling, NNB, 84,
25.
Astronomy Update
Astronomy Update: Recent Results of Research in
Astronomy, D. Hube, NN, 69, 28.
Astronomy Update: Recent Results of Research in
Astronomy, Doug Hube, NN, 69, 40.
Astronomy Update, D. P. Hube, NN, 69, 72.
Astronomy Update, D. P. Hube, NN, 70, 10.
Astronomy Update, D. Hube, NN, 70, 29.
Astronomy Update, D. P. Hube, NN, 70, 44.
Astronomy Update, D. Hube, NN, 70, 71.
Astronomy Update, D. P. Hube, NN, 70, 84.
Astronomy Update, Doug Hube, NN, 71, 6, 23, 40, 60.
Astronomy Update, Doug Hube, NN, 72, 15.
Atlases
Astrometry of Extragalactic Objects from the Palomar Sky
Atlas Prints, A. H. Bridle & R. E. Goodson, 71, 240.
Ambitious Programme Undertaken by Our Editeur des
Centres Français, NN, 74, 7.
The AAVSO Variable Star Atlas, Charles C. Scovil, 75, 164.
Un Atlas Photographique Avec Une Camera Schmidt de 14
cm, Damien Lemay, 76, 129.
Atmospheric Effects (see also Light Pollution,
Meteorology)
An Observation of the “Fata Morgana” in the Canadian
Winter, Ian Halliday, 61, 74.
Exploring the Universe, J. L. Climenhaga, 62, 29.
Calculation of the Twilight Visibility Function of Near-Sun
Objects, Sidney O. Kastner, 70, 153.
Atomic Data
Cometary Gas Motions, Ian Halliday, 62, 381.
Aurorae
The Edmonton Survey of the Aurora Borealis, Earl R.
Milton, 63, 238.
Recent Aurora Activity, Rolf Meier, NN, 68, 14.
Audible Sounds Excited by Aurorae and Meteor Fireballs,
Colin S. L. Keay, 74, 253.
Observations of a Yukoner, Ron Richards, NN, 74, 57.
An Incredible Auroral Double-Feature, Leo Enwright, NN,
75, 45.
BAA Aurora Section Wants Canadian Observers, S. R.
Dunlop, NN, 77, 5.
Aurora at Hamilton Centre Observatory Site, Michael
DeVillaer, NN, 77, 41.
The BAA Encourages Canadian Aurora Observers, R. J.
Livesey, NN, 77, 51.
A Note on Anomalous Sounds from Meteor Fireballs and
Aurorae, D. Y. Wang, T. F. Tuan & S. M. Silverman,
78, 145.
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