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September 1977 |
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Features Stars with Companions: More Than Meets the Eye By
William K. Hartmann |
pg. 6 |
Robot Probes: Exploring Hostile Environments By
Stephen A. Kallis Jr. |
pg. 18 |
Gazer's Gazette By
Richard Berry Light Pollution: A Losing Battle? |
pg. 26 |
Stellar Frontiers By
Robert E. Stencel Between Stars and Space |
pg. 34 |
Equipment Atlas Building a 6" Reflector Part 4: The Mounting |
pg. 42 |
Photography in Astronomy By
Richard Berry Astrophotography with Newtonian Reflectors |
pg. 46 |
Polar Alignment for Astrophotography By
Brad D. Wallis, Robert Provin |
pg. 48 |
Planet Finder - September 1977 |
pg. 52 |
Sky Almanac Planets Pair Off |
pg. 54 |
September Star Dome By
James Mullaney, Henry J. Phillips |
pg. 73 |
Close-Up on the Capricornus Region |
pg. 75 |
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