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June 1976 |
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Features Asteroids By
David Morrison |
pg. 6 |
1976 AA: Discovery of a Minor Planet By
Eleanor F. Helin, Eugene M. Shoemaker |
pg. 13 |
Fragment from a Young Asteroid? By
Donald Bogard |
pg. 14 |
Gazer's Gazette By
Richard Berry Viewing the Full Moon |
pg. 18 |
Equipment Atlas By
Henry J. Phillips What You Can See Through a Small Refractor |
pg. 27 |
Photography in Astronomy By
Hal Jandorf Photograph the Milky Way |
pg. 34 |
Setting Up An Astrodarkroom By
Richard Berry |
pg. 42 |
Sky Almanac Planets Go A.W.O.L. |
pg. 49 |
June Star Dome By
James Mullaney, Henry J. Phillips |
pg. 66 |
Close-Up on the Serpens Caput Region |
pg. 72 |
Eyepiece Impressions |
pg. 72 |
Planet Finder - June 1976 |
pg. 76 |
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