Title: Sky & Telescope
Bound Vol. 63 & 64, Jan.-Dec. 1982

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 646 pages and the other volume has 622 pages. Illustrated both in color and black & white.

Summary: Contents include:
• Archaeoastronomers Convene In Oxford
• A Bit Of Porcelain
• A Sunspot Maximum Corona
• Laboratory Exercises In Astronomy – Quasars
• A Look At Some Unstable Stars
• An Eclectic Astronomer
• Encore, Columbia
• Salyut 6: Milestone Mission
• Astronomy With Salyut 6
• Charting the Moons of Saturn – II
• Graphic Ephemeris 1982 – The Night Sky At A Glance
• Columbia’s Troubled Reprise
• The Voice Of Astronomical History
• An Eye For Tomorrow
• Bubbles From Dying Stars
• Venus: The Mystery Continues
• Star Imaging: Seeing The Unseen
• Unveiling Venus With Voir
• Radio Maps Of The Sky
• Tycho Country In Scandinavia
• Rescuring “Solar Max”
• The Analemmas Of The Planets
• Our Turn At Kitt Peak
• NASA And The Selling pf Space Science
• Geoffrey Chaucer: Amateur Astronomer?
• Dust Clouds Of Sagittarius
• Stellar Interferometry: A Widening Frontier
• Astronomy And Federal Spending
• Pieces Of The Sky
• Seti Conference At Tallinn
• The Disquieting Sun: How Big, How Steady?
• A Comet In A Million
• Lick Observatory’s Chile Station
• Not With A Bang But A Whimper
• Report From A Torrid Planet
• The Mystery Of Epsilon Aurigae
• The SC1 Chart As A Celestial Cylinder
• The Geodss Difference
• Unscrambling The Local Supercluster
• Astronomy In New Zealand
• Where Did the 1780 Eclipse Go?
• The Gamma-Ray Burster Puzzle
• A Festival Of Planets
• STS-3: Science Rides The Shuttle
• The Local System Of Stars
• Probing The Radio Sun
• Did The Perseids Peak In 1980?
• The Craig Telescope Of 1852
• The “Jupiter Effect” – Maybe Good From Bad
• ETA Carinae’s Numbered Days
• Satellite Observations Of Cataclysmic Variables
• Darkness At Noon
• Iraq’s New National Observatory
• Opinautics: A Matter Of Much Gravity
• Keeler’s Gap In Saturn’s A Ring
• An Amateur Space Telescope
• The Black Heart Of The Milky Way
• The Wanderings Of A 25-Inch Refractor
• R Aquarii: An Extraordinary Variable Star
• Jupiter “Without A Visible Satellite”
• ZZ Ceti Stars: Variable White Dwarfs
• Barnard’s Satellite Of Jupiter
• Wisconsin’s Teaching Observatory
• A Sunspot Numbers And Solar Cycles
• The “Space Age” (25 Years And Counting)
• Lessons Learned: Americans In Space
• Perspectives On Space Astronomy
• NASA and the Planetary Imperative
• The International Space Arena
• The New Ocean Of Space
• An Interview With T. Keith Glennan
• An Interview With James M. Beggs
• Moussaka, Retsinam, And the IAU
• How Accurate Is The Gregorian Calendar?
• Luigi Lilio And The Gregorian Reform
• The Amazing Olympus Mons
• Images Of Other Worlds
• Barnard And His Observation Of IO
• Orion’s Stellar Nursery
• Laboratory Exercises In Astronomy – The Rotation of the Sun
• Soviet Astronomy Today: A Personal View
• Astronomy On Ice
• Venus 1882: Public, Parallax, And HNR
• The Space Shuttle’s Uncertain Environment
• The Aurora: New Light On An Old Subject
• Radio Astronomy’s Golden Anniversary
• Comet Halley Found
• Monthly Articles include but may not be in every issue: Amateur Astronomers; Astronomical Scrapbook; Books and The Sky; Celestial Calendar; 50 And 25 Years Ago; Gleanings For ATM’s; Letters; News Notes; Observer’s Page; 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 the indexes for each volume was removed from the issue it came in and bound after the last issue of the second volume (at the very back of the bound volume).

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