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Title: Sky & Telescope
Bound Vol. 59 & 60, Jan.-Dec. 1980
Classification: Magazine Science Astronomy
Publication Information: Published monthly by Sky Publishing Corporation, Cambridge, Mass.
Additional Information: Each volume has pages numbered consecutively. One volume has 542 pages and the other volume has 548+ pages. Illustrated both in color and black & white.
Summary: Contents include:
• Charles Piazzi Smyth At The Cape Of Good Hope
• The French Quest For High Resolution
• 80,000 Stars An Hour
• Imaging In Infrared
• Stellar Radial Velocities: The Case Of 1 GeminorumΣ
• Personal Observatories Reflect Owners’ Interests
• About Last September Lunar Eclipse
• Events Of 1980 In The Graphic Time Table
• The Story Of Paris Observatory
• Cloudcroft Observatory Today
• Does The Sun’s Luminosity Vary?
• Starlight Gallery
• An Acre of Vegas
• Teaching Astronomy With Computers
• The Optical And X-Ray Outbursts Of Aquila X-1
• What Is A Rich-Field Telescope?
• A Bubble In Space: The Shell Of NGC 2359
• The Story Of OΣ 341
• Putting The Stars At Einstein’s Feet
• Newton’s Telescope Revealed
• Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin: An Astronomer’s Astronomer
• Measuring The Diameter Of Juno
• The German-Spanish Connection
• Inside Dwarf Galaxies
• Pioneer Saturn Pictorial
• Eclipse 80: A Tortured Corona
• The Cosmic Tapestry
• At The Volcano’s Edge
• China’s Elegant Old Instruments
• More Aids For The Calculating Amateur
• The Maximun Eclipse
• Pluto: Still An Enigma After 50 Years
• Stalking The Cygnus Superbubble
• Crater Hunting In Brazil
• Monster Mirrors And Telescopes
• Odd Loops In The Sky
• Nicolas Louis De La Caille And The Southern Sky
• A Corona To Remember
• Meteorites That Glow
• Licking Light Pollution
• Anatomy Of A Spiral Galaxy
• Life In The Hot Seat
• A Spare Parts 40-Inch Telescope
• The “Aavso Variable Star Atlas”
• Recent Satellite Observations Of The Corona
• Leslie Peltier Remembered
• The AOS: Widening The Radio Sky
• Searching For Other Planetary Systems
• The Ghost Universe Of Neutrinos
• Variable Stars And The Aavso
• Venus Revealed
• Carl Sagan’s “Cosmos”: Prime-Time Astronomy
• Laboratory Exercises In Astronomy – The Orbit Of A Visual Binary
• The Stormy Sun
• The Unusual Asteroid 216 Kleopatra
• Radio Astronomy: Achievements And Prospects
• A New Observatory For Mexico
• How High The Moon: A Decade Of Laser Ranging
• Joseph Ashbrook: Renaissance Man
• Observing Variable Stars
• Saturn’s “New” Satellites: A Perspective
• A Cosmic Dance of Moons And Rings
• Voyager 1 And Saturn
• Fishing On Saturn With the KAO
• Of Computing And Astronauts
• Aristarchus Of Samos Symposium
• Visual Double Stars For The Amateur
• Student Projects 1979-80
• Viking Orbiters: One Last Look At Mars
• Return Of The Feathered Serpent
• NASA’s New Infrared Eye – C.M. Telesco
• How the US Naval Observatory Began, 1830-65
• The VLA: Ears On The Universe
• Observing the Deep Sky
• Closing In On Saturn
• Multiple Quasars And Gravitational Lenses
• Low-Frequency Radio Astronomy In Antarctica
• Monthly Articles include but may not be in every issue: Amateur Astronomers; Astronomical Scrapbook; Books and The Sky; Celestial Calendar; Comet Digest; Gleanings For ATM’s; Letters; News Notes; Observer’s Page; Radio Waves; Rambling Through (Month) Skies; Southern Stars; Sun, Moon, And Planets This Month.
Condition: Hard cover, covers show slight wear, Ex-Lib – some marks but no pockets, text is sound and clean other then library stamps, pages edges are also stamped on the bottom and side, overall very good except two page in one issue where stuck together in a small area and when separated they scuffed up – the scuffed up areas are ads.
Shipping & Handling/Payment: Bound Printed Matter with insurance, $11.00. (Periodicals and Magazines with advertising cannot ship media mail according to USPS regulations). If insurance is not included in s&h charges, it is extra and recommended as Seller is not responsible for uninsured items. F.O.B. Miller, SD. Next day shipping (except Fri. & Sat.) with money orders. With checks (US only) item held 10-12 days (no exceptions). Paypal the next day (Mon-Thurs) after I have received notification. Multiple Purchases will be combined up to 15 pounds (Bound Printed Matter weight limit) again please contact me for the correct amount, excessive overcharges will be refunded. SD residents will be charged 6 ½% sales tax. Thanks for looking.
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Bound Vol. 59 & 60, Jan.-Dec. 1980
Classification: Magazine Science Astronomy
Publication Information: Published monthly by Sky Publishing Corporation, Cambridge, Mass.
Additional Information: Each volume has pages numbered consecutively. One volume has 542 pages and the other volume has 548+ pages. Illustrated both in color and black & white.
Summary: Contents include:
• Charles Piazzi Smyth At The Cape Of Good Hope
• The French Quest For High Resolution
• 80,000 Stars An Hour
• Imaging In Infrared
• Stellar Radial Velocities: The Case Of 1 GeminorumΣ
• Personal Observatories Reflect Owners’ Interests
• About Last September Lunar Eclipse
• Events Of 1980 In The Graphic Time Table
• The Story Of Paris Observatory
• Cloudcroft Observatory Today
• Does The Sun’s Luminosity Vary?
• Starlight Gallery
• An Acre of Vegas
• Teaching Astronomy With Computers
• The Optical And X-Ray Outbursts Of Aquila X-1
• What Is A Rich-Field Telescope?
• A Bubble In Space: The Shell Of NGC 2359
• The Story Of OΣ 341
• Putting The Stars At Einstein’s Feet
• Newton’s Telescope Revealed
• Cecilia Payne-Gaposchkin: An Astronomer’s Astronomer
• Measuring The Diameter Of Juno
• The German-Spanish Connection
• Inside Dwarf Galaxies
• Pioneer Saturn Pictorial
• Eclipse 80: A Tortured Corona
• The Cosmic Tapestry
• At The Volcano’s Edge
• China’s Elegant Old Instruments
• More Aids For The Calculating Amateur
• The Maximun Eclipse
• Pluto: Still An Enigma After 50 Years
• Stalking The Cygnus Superbubble
• Crater Hunting In Brazil
• Monster Mirrors And Telescopes
• Odd Loops In The Sky
• Nicolas Louis De La Caille And The Southern Sky
• A Corona To Remember
• Meteorites That Glow
• Licking Light Pollution
• Anatomy Of A Spiral Galaxy
• Life In The Hot Seat
• A Spare Parts 40-Inch Telescope
• The “Aavso Variable Star Atlas”
• Recent Satellite Observations Of The Corona
• Leslie Peltier Remembered
• The AOS: Widening The Radio Sky
• Searching For Other Planetary Systems
• The Ghost Universe Of Neutrinos
• Variable Stars And The Aavso
• Venus Revealed
• Carl Sagan’s “Cosmos”: Prime-Time Astronomy
• Laboratory Exercises In Astronomy – The Orbit Of A Visual Binary
• The Stormy Sun
• The Unusual Asteroid 216 Kleopatra
• Radio Astronomy: Achievements And Prospects
• A New Observatory For Mexico
• How High The Moon: A Decade Of Laser Ranging
• Joseph Ashbrook: Renaissance Man
• Observing Variable Stars
• Saturn’s “New” Satellites: A Perspective
• A Cosmic Dance of Moons And Rings
• Voyager 1 And Saturn
• Fishing On Saturn With the KAO
• Of Computing And Astronauts
• Aristarchus Of Samos Symposium
• Visual Double Stars For The Amateur
• Student Projects 1979-80
• Viking Orbiters: One Last Look At Mars
• Return Of The Feathered Serpent
• NASA’s New Infrared Eye – C.M. Telesco
• How the US Naval Observatory Began, 1830-65
• The VLA: Ears On The Universe
• Observing the Deep Sky
• Closing In On Saturn
• Multiple Quasars And Gravitational Lenses
• Low-Frequency Radio Astronomy In Antarctica
• Monthly Articles include but may not be in every issue: Amateur Astronomers; Astronomical Scrapbook; Books and The Sky; Celestial Calendar; Comet Digest; Gleanings For ATM’s; Letters; News Notes; Observer’s Page; Radio Waves; Rambling Through (Month) Skies; Southern Stars; Sun, Moon, And Planets This Month.
Condition: Hard cover, covers show slight wear, Ex-Lib – some marks but no pockets, text is sound and clean other then library stamps, pages edges are also stamped on the bottom and side, overall very good except two page in one issue where stuck together in a small area and when separated they scuffed up – the scuffed up areas are ads.
Shipping & Handling/Payment: Bound Printed Matter with insurance, $11.00. (Periodicals and Magazines with advertising cannot ship media mail according to USPS regulations). If insurance is not included in s&h charges, it is extra and recommended as Seller is not responsible for uninsured items. F.O.B. Miller, SD. Next day shipping (except Fri. & Sat.) with money orders. With checks (US only) item held 10-12 days (no exceptions). Paypal the next day (Mon-Thurs) after I have received notification. Multiple Purchases will be combined up to 15 pounds (Bound Printed Matter weight limit) again please contact me for the correct amount, excessive overcharges will be refunded. SD residents will be charged 6 ½% sales tax. Thanks for looking.
Whatnots Books & Etc (licensed used book store)
50,000 Books & Magazines for Sale. Specializing in South Dakota Books.
