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Issue | Title | Author | Category | |
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2016, March | Clocking the Rotation Rate of a Supermassive Black Hole | News, Syndicated | 201603.pdf | |
2016, March | Dark Stains on Mercury Reveal Its Ancient Crust | major | News, Syndicated | 201603.pdf |
2016, March | Observatory Update: IC 239 | Johnson, Rick | Article | 201603.pdf |
2016, March | DSLR Astrophotography Untracked | Mrazek | News, Syndicated | 201603.pdf |
2016, March | From the Archives: March, 1976 | From the Archives | 201603.pdf | |
2016, March | April Observing: What to View | Kvasnicka, Jim | Article | 201603.pdf |
2016, March | Focus on Constellations: Leo | Kvasnicka, Jim | Article | 201603.pdf |
2016, March | Gravitational Wave Astronomy Will Be The Next Great Scientific Frontier | siegel | News, Syndicated | 201603.pdf |
2016, March | The Bright Spots on Ceres Are Blinking | Major | News, Syndicated | 201603.pdf |
2016, February | Program: Observing Programs | Notice | 201602.pdf | |
2016, February | Meeting Minutes | Taylor, Lee | Club Business | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | Common Double Stars with Significant Color Contrast | Knisely, Dave | Article | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | Close Encounters of the Bovine Kind | Johnson, Rick | Article | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | 5 Major Galaxies, 9 Minor Asteroids | Johnson, Rick | Article | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | News Brief: Thirty Meter Telescope Status | News, Syndicated | 201602.pdf | |
2016, February | What Happens When LIGO Texts You to Say It's Detected One of Einstein's Predicted Gravitational Waves | Hanna | News, Syndicated | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | March Observing: What to View | Kvasnicka, Jim | Article | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | Focus on Constellations: Puppis | Kvasnicka, Jim | Article | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | The Closest New Stars to Earth | siegel | News, Syndicated | 201602.pdf |
2016, February | From the Archives: July, 1968 | From the Archives | 201602.pdf |