General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

Sir William Hamilton, Anthony A. Barrett, 77, 167.
On the History of Wilhelm Von Biela and His Comet, Karel
Hujer, 77, 305.
A 1908 Brass Refractor, Brian Carr, NN, 77, 7.
Brief History of the Library of the Royal Astronomical
Society of Canada, Helen Sawyer Hogg, NN, 77, 22.
My “Roger Bacon Observatory”, Lucien J. Kemble, NN,
77, 62.
The Star of Bethlehem: Some Historical Considerations,
Anthony A. Barrett, NN, 77, 82.
Astronomers and Creationism, Alan H. Batten, 78, 32.
A Telescope’s First Century, Philip Mozel, 78, 75.
J. S. Plaskett and The Study of History, 78, 87.
Friedrich Wilhelm Bessel — A Bicentenary, A. H. Batten,
78, 133.
Stone-Age Burials as a Hint to Prehistoric Astronomy, Th.
Schmidt-Kaler & W. Schlosser, 78, 178.
The Star of Bethlehem: A Postscript, Anthony A. Barrett,
NN, 78, 23.
Astronomical Observations in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle,
Owen Brazell, NN, 78, 56.
Herschel House in Trouble, Ian McGregor, NN, 78, 58.
Nineteenth Century Timekeeping for Halifax Shipping, R.
C. Brooks, NN, 78, 62.
A Letter to the Editor, Tom Williams, NN, 78, 64.
Greenwich Time, Muriel Enock, NN, 78, 85.
Halley’s Comet: A Bibliography of Canadian Newspaper
Sources, 1835-36 and 1910, Julian A. Smith, 79, 54.
Contributions of W. B. Jack and W. F. King to the
Standardization of Early Surveying Instruments, J. E.
Kennedy, 79, 130.
God and the Big Bang, Lorna Green, 79, 160.
Draft of Instructions to the Officers Acting as Principal
Astronomers in the British Commission for Defining
the Boundary Line in North America Under the Treaty
of Washington, J. E. Kennedy, 79, 313.
The Application of Standard Time to Railways (Part I),
Omer Lavallée, NN, 79, 2.
Fifty Years of Public Viewing: Notes on a 12-Inch
Cassegrain on Mount Wilson, David H. Levy, NN, 79,
18.
The Application of Standard Time to Railways (Part II),
Omer Lavallée, NN, 79, 22.
Nitrate You Say? Pity …, J. D. Fernie, NN, 79, 35.
Keeping the RASC on Time, Harlan Creighton, NN, 79, 44.
Edmund Halley, Eric Orr, NN, 79, 52.
The Moose Factory Telescope, Philip Mozel & Debbie
Mozel, NN, 79, 58.
Redit Cometes Halleii, J. E. Kennedy, NN, 79, 83.
Halley’s Comet: Canadian Observations and Reactions,
1835-36 and 1910, Julian A. Smith, 80, 1.
The History of Comet Halley, Donald K. Yeomans, Jürgen
Rahe & Ruth S. Freitag, 80, 62.
Speaking of God and the Universe, Christian Stuhr, 80, 87.
The Kingston Observatory, V. A. Hughes, 80, 124.
A Note on the History of the Liquid-Mirror Telescope,
Duncan Olsson-Steel, 80, 128.
The Christian Island “Astrolabe”, Peter Broughton, 80,
142.
The Attraction of Schiehallion as Presented in a Lecture by
Brydone Jack to a Fredericton Audience in 1856, J. E.
Kennedy, 80, 197.
Halley Greets Newton’s Principia, F. E. L. Priestley, 80,
303.
In Search of Sprites: The Discovery of Ariel and Umbriel,
Philip Mozel, 80, 344.
Historic Occasion for Astronomy in Kingston, Leo
Enwright, NN, 80, 3.
The William Herschel Society and the RASC, Roy L.
Bishop, NN, 80, 19.
A Comet Halley Educational Experience, Ron Waldron,
NN, 80, 58.
The Fort Malden Telescope, Philip Mozel, NN, 80, 75.
On Meteors and Mushrooms, Martin Beech, 81, 27.
Joseph von Fraunhofer, A. H. Batten, 81, 106.
The Mysterious Nebulae, 1610-1924, Owen Gingerich, 81,
113.
Newton and the Apple, F. E. L. Priestley, 81, 185.
300th Anniversary of Principia, NN, 81, 14.
Stamps Remember Newton, NN, 81, 30.
The Fort Malden Telescope: The Story Continues, Hein
van Asperen, NN, 81, 56.
Astronomical Nationalism?, David H. Levy, NN, 81, 85.
A Play Entitled The Beginning of Radio Astronomy, Grote
Reber, 82, 93.
Grote Reber, Founder of Radio Astronomy, John D. Kraus,
82, 107.
Historical Remarks on the Discovery of Interstellar
Molecules, Gerhard Herzberg, 82, 115.
The Herschel House and Museum, 19 New King Street,
Bath, Sean Keep, 82, 148.
Origins of Canadian Radio Astronomy, Arthur E.
Covington, 82, 165.
The Twentieth Anniversary of Long-Baseline
Interferometry, J. L. Locke, 82, 219.
Beginnings of VLBI in Canada, H. P. Gush, 82, 221.
Early Days of Canadian Long-Baseline Interferometry:
Reflections and Reminiscences, N. W. Broten, 82, 233.
Beginnings of Long-Baseline Interferometry in Canada: A
Perspective from Penticton, John Galt, 82, 242.
The Origin and Evolution of the NRAO-Cornell VLBI
System, K. I. Kellerman & M. H. Cohen, 82, 248.
An Introduction to the Following Paper, Peter Broughton,
82, 317.
The History of the Plaskett Family, Thomas Stanley
Plaskett, 82, 319.
Memories of the Plaskett Era of the Dominion
Astrophysical Observatory, 1931-1934, Helen Sawyer
Hogg, 82, 328.
Millet’s Shooting Stars, Martin Beech, 82, 349.
J. S. Plaskett in 1918, 82, 361.
Newton’s Lincolnshire Home, Dianne Brooks, NN, 82, 3.
The “Eclipse Comets”, Christopher E. Spratt, NN, 82, 19.
The Search for Knowledge: Science vs. Religion?, J. P.
Vallée, 83, 8.
Canada’s Iron Creek Meteorite, Christopher E. Spratt, 83,
81, 329.
Projectiles, Parabolas, and Velocity Expansions of the
Laws of Planetary Motion, J. N. Harris, 83, 207.
New Eyes for Astronomy, Barry F. Madore, 83, 269.
Edwin Hubble 1889-1953, Allan Sandage, 83, 351.
Some Thoughts on Montreal Centre’s 70 th Anniversary,
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