General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

Schmidt-Kaler, Th., Stone-Age Burials as a Hint to
Prehistoric Astronomy, Th. Schmidt-Kaler & W.
Schlosser, 78, 178.
Schmude, Jr., Richard W., Mars 1986 Opposition, 82, 19.
A View of Uranus and Neptune, NN, 82, 86.
Observations of Mars in 1988, 83, 405.
Distant View of Mars, NNB, 84, 77.
Observations of Mars in 1990-91, 86, 117.
Wideband Photometry of Mercury, Venus, Jupiter, Callisto
and Saturn, 87, 133.
Observations of Mars in 1990-91, 87, 251.
Observations of Mars in 1992-93, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.
& Danny Bruton, 88, 69.
Observations of Jupiter in 1994, Richard W. Schmude, Jr.
& Danny Bruton, 89, 257.
Observations of Mars in 1994-95, 90, 193.
see Reviews, 90, 363.
Scovil, Charles C., The AAVSO Variable Star Atlas, 75, 164.
Scrimger, J. Norman, Observations of IC 418 in the Near-
Infrared, 73, 90.
Teaching Constellations in an Introductory Astronomy
Course, 75, 330.
see Reviews, 77, 267.
Partial Automation of a Cuffey Iris Astrophotometer, B.
Cameron Reed, David G. Turner & J. Norman Scrimger,
80, 203.
Scrimger, Malcolm, 3 rd Annual Mount Kobau Star Party,
NN, 80, 76.
Seaquist, E. R., see Reviews, 63, 320.
Notes From Australia, NN, 69, 38.
see Reviews, 75, 161.
Dedication of University of Toronto’s 61 cm Telescope in
Chile in Honour of Professor Helen Sawyer Hogg, 86,
332.
see Reviews, 89, 129.
Sears, R. L., Origin of the Chemical Elements and Stellar
Evolution, 68, 1.
Secker, Jeff, Astrophysical and Biological Constraints on
Radiopanspermia, Jeff Secker, Paul S. Wesson & James
R. Lepock, 90, 184.
Segal, Brian, Long Time, No See, B, 1, 1, 3.
Sego, Gary L., A Suggested Eclipse Experiment, Brian K.
Dennison & Gary L. Sego, NN, 66, 4.
Sekanina, Zdenek, Encke, the Comet, 85, 324.
Selinger, James, Sarnia Centre Report, B, 4, 2, 16.
Sarnia Centre Report, B, 5, 2, 12.
Semeniuk, Ivan, see Reviews, 87, 166.
Seronik, Gary, The Magic of ƒ-Ratios, B, 5, 3, 1.
The Telescope Visibility Factor, B, 5, 4, 1.
Telescope Making on the Internet, B, 6, 5/6, 6.
Shahar, Charles, Has Astronomy Lost Its Innocence?, B, 6, 3,
1.
Shara, Michael, see Reviews, 78, 166.
see Reviews, 84, 236.
Sharpe, Steve, Another Look at the Delta Scuti Star FM
Comae, Jeff Bax, William H. Wehlau & Steve Sharpe,
89, 245.
Shelton, Ian K, A Simple and Accurate On-Line Data
Acquisition Program, M. Pim FitzGerald & Ian Shelton,
76, 337.
The UTSO CCD, Marshall L. McCall, Jayanne English &
Ian Shelton, 83, 179.
see Reviews, 84, 284.
A CCD Spectrograph for the University of Toronto
Southern Observatory in Chile, R. F. Garrison, K. W.
Kamper, Brian Beattie, A. Ridder & Ian Shelton, 87,
151.
A CCD Spectrograph for the University of Toronto
Southern Observatory in Chile, R. F. Garrison, K. W.
Kamper, Brian Beattie, A. Ridder & Ian Shelton, 87,
344.
Sher, D., The Relativistic Doppler Effect, 62, 105.
Foucault’s Pendulum, 63, 227.
Shier, Bruce W., An Encounter With Totality, B, 1, 5, 4.
Shigehisa, Osao, Japanese Amateur Astronomers Meet, NN,
77, 6.
Japanese Variable Star Observations in 1982, NN, 77, 85.
Canadian Amateurs Invited to Japan, NN, 81, 36.
Shinn, B. Franklin, A Report of an Unsuccessful Expedition
to Observe a Grazing Occultation, 62, 52.
E. R. Gardner Grinding Machine Serves Winnipeg
Planetarium, 63, 1.
Winnipeg (Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature)
Planetarium, 63, 316.
Solar Eclipse July 10 from Prince Edward Island, NN, 66,
29.
Solar Telescope at Winnipeg to Mark Quincentennial of
Copernicus’ Birth, 67, 88.
Program Problems — People, NN, 69, 4.
Keeping the Records — Straight, NN, 69, 17.
Public Interest in Astronomy is High, Winnipeg
Planetarium Finds, NN, 70, 34.
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, NN, 70, 80.
see Reviews, 71, 209.
Early Morning Graze of Venus, May 14, NN, 71, 37.
Editorial, NN, 72, 2.
Of Pleides and Particles, NN, 74, 74.
Remote Focusing for Telescope, NN, 74, 90.
Sol-Lunar Forces and Tides, NN, 77, 11.
Sol-Lunar Forces and Tides — Part 2, NN, 77, 25.
Astronomy Intrigues “Buffs” on Vancouver Island, NN, 78,
3.
Now Where Is That Comet? Building a Simple Model of
Comet Halley’s Orbit, NN, 79, 40.
Now Where Is That Comet? Building a Simple Model of
Comet Halley’s Orbit, NN, 79, 69.
A Visit to the Ball Observatory, NN, 80, 35.
Observations About Graze Observations, NN, 81, 66.
Who’s Leading What or Whom Where?, NNB, 83, 39.
Astronomical Versus Society, B, 3, 5, 2.
Shinn, J. B., The Band Spectra of Yttrium Oxide, J. B. Shinn
& R. W. Nicholls, 66, 222.
Shoemaker, Carolyn S., Twelve Years on the Palomar 18-
Inch Schmidt, 90, 18.
Shore, Steven N., see Reviews, 77, 275.
Shultz, Robert, A Radio Telescope for the Discovery Park,
William Lonc & Robert Shultz, 89, 106.
Shuter, W. L. H., An Attempt to Study Solar Oscillations at
31.4 GHz, W. L. H. Shuter & W. H. McCutcheon, 66,
221.
The 4.57 m Millimetre Wave Telescope at the University of
British Columbia, W. L. H. Shuter & W. H.
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