General Index - Royal Astronomical Society of Canada

Louis Bernstein, NNB, 83, 4.
Crescent Moon Shines Shyly On Moonwatchers, NNB, 83,
7.
Simon Newcomb an American Astronomer, Roy North,
NNB, 83, 40.
The Accumulation of Calendar-Year/Tropical-Year
Differences: A Comparison of Accumulation-
Reduction Algorithms, Peter A. Peck, 84, 14.
Boundary Line in North America, S. D. Hanson & J. E.
Kennedy, 84, 231.
Dorpat and Pulkova: An Astronomer’s Pilgrimage, Alan
H. Batten, 84, 253.
The Value of Astronomy for a Civilized Society, Richard
Jarrell, 84, 314.
C. A. Chant and the Mystery of Auroral Sounds, Colin S. L.
Keay, 84, 373.
William Frederick Denning: In Quest of Meteors, Martin
Beech, 84, 383.
The Regulation of the Ptolemaieia: A Hypothesis Explored,
R. A. Hazzard & M. Pim Vatter FitzGerald, 85, 6.
Argelander and the Bonner Durchmusterung, Alan H.
Batten, 85, 43.
The Madras Observatory, 1792-1931, C. K.
Ananthasubramanian, 85, 97, 223.
The Madras Observatory, 1792-1931, C. K.
Ananthasubramaniam, 88, 170.
Liquid Mirror Telescopes: History, Brad K. Gibson, 85,
158.
The Venus Table of the Dresden Codex and the Movements
of the Planet Venus, Bryan Wells, 85, 291.
Johann Franz Encke, 1791-1865, Alan H. Batten, 85, 316.
Encke, the Comet, Zdenek Sekanina, 85, 324.
T. W. Webb’s Classic Text, J. E. Kennedy, B, 1, 1, 7.
A Canadian’s Pre-War Comet, Philip Mozel, B, 1, 1, 7.
News Reaches the Colony, Ed Kennedy, B, 1, 5, 8.
Historical Instrument Inventory, Randall C. Brooks, 86,
267.
Historical and Modern Total Solar Eclipses, J. E. Kennedy,
B, 2, 2, 4.
The Backyard Universe of J. J. Wadsworth, Bob Duff, B, 2,
3, 6.
Rainbows Over Woolsthorpe, Patrick Kelly, B, 2, 4, 6.
Montréal 350e, la SAM Était, Marc Gélinas, B, 2, 5, 5.
The Schmalcalders of London and the “Priddis” Dial,
Julian A. Smith, 87, 4.
Charles Potter, Optician and Instrument Maker, Julian A.
Smith, 87, 14.
The Instrument Was Instrumental: Plaskett’s Telescope
and Canadian Astronomy Between the Wars, Richard
A. Jarrell, 87, 218.
Scientific Highlights from the Dominion Astrophysical
Observatory, Robert D. McClure, 87, 282.
From 1.8 to 8 m Telescopes, David Crampton, 87, 299.
Du RLR à la MSF: 75 Ans D’Horizons Mouvants, René
Racine, 87, 357.
From WYSIWYG to Haloes and Fountains: The Discovery
of Galactic Structure, Judith A. Irwin, 87, 368.
The Art of Comet Hunting, Part II, David H. Levy, 88, 5.
The Beijing Ancient Observatory and Intercultural
Contacts, P. A. L. Chapman-Rietschi, 88, 24.
Remarks on the Star of Bethlehem, 88, 405.
Look Out for Looking Up, B, 4, 3, 7.
The Eclipse of Nicias, Philip Mozel, 89, 11.
What Really Brought Edmund Halley to Newfoundland,
Peter Broughton, 89, 18.
The Celestial David and Goliath, F. Graham Millar, 89,
141.
Those Were the Days, 89, 231.
Canadian Astronomical History: 1991-1994, Ed Kennedy,
B, 5, 4, 12.
The Astronomy of Native Americans, Diane Brooks, B, 5, 5,
5.
Extracts from the Diaries of the University of Toronto
Southern Observatory. I. The Old Days, William E.
Harris, 90, 7, 167.
From a Plaque on Treasurer’s House, York, England, 90,
59.
Extracts From the Diaries of the University of Toronto
Southern Observatory. II. The Night of the Supernova,
Barry F. Madore, Robert Jedzrejewski & Jaymie M.
Matthews, 90, 69.
Letter to the Editor: The Celestial David and Goliath,
Steven Biggs, 90, 95.
Extracts From the Diaries of the University of Toronto
Southern Observatory. III. Our Lady of Tilden and
Other Tales, Jaymie M. Matthews, 90, 115.
Extracts From the Diaries of the University of Toronto
Southern Observatory. IV. Pot-Pourri, J. Donald
Fernie, Barry F. Madore, Max Faúndez-Abans, Mart de
Groot, Richard A. Crowe, Robert F. Garrison & Jaymie
M. Matthews, 90, 270.
Meteorite Sparks a Cult, Pierre M. Bellemare, 90, 287.
Excerpts From Simon Newcomb’s Diary of 1860, J. E.
Kennedy & S. D. Hanson, 90, 292.
A Clock Out of Time, Nat Cohen, B, 6, 1, 4.
Got Some Julian Time on Your Hands?, Dan Collier, B, 6,
3, 7.
The Twenty-Four Solar Terms of the Chinese Calendar,
Henry Lee, B, 6, 5/6, 4.
Chinese New Year 4694, Henry Lee, B, 6, 5/6, 6.
Hydrodynamics
On the Evolving Role of Computational Astrophysics, Paul
Charbonneau, 86, 31.
Infrared: Galaxies
CO and CN Absorption in the Near-Infrared Spectra of
Luminous M31 Globular Clusters, T. J. Davidge, 84,
166.
A Complete Spectral Analysis of the Flare of the Quasar 3C
273, Alberto C. Sadun, 86, 15.
Infrared: General
New Eyes for Astronomy, Barry F. Madore, 83, 269.
Infrared: Solar System
High Altitude Balloon Experiments to Study Oxygen in a
Planetary Atmosphere, W. F. J. Evans, A. Vallance
Jones & E. J. Llewellyn, 61, 82.
Atmospheric Water Vapour at Mt. Kobau and Calgary and
Its Relevance to Infrared Astronomical Measurements,
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