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October 1981 |
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Features The Star Clouds of Magellan By
Wallace H. Tucker |
pg. 6 |
The Voyager Casebook |
pg. 18 |
Forum - Parallel Universe: A Tale of Two SETIs
- Shuttle: Another Giant Step or a Military Tool?
- New Ideas for an Old Planetarium |
pg. 24 |
Eye on the Sky By
Fred Schaaf Venus Shines Low in the Evening Sky |
pg. 34 |
Equipment Atlas 1981 Telescope Buyer's Guide |
pg. 42 |
Gazer's Gazette By
Gail O. Clark Starting an Amateur Astronomy Club |
pg. 52 |
Photography in Astronomy By
Michael A. Covington How to Save Money on Astrophotography |
pg. 56 |
Stellar Frontiers By
Clarence H. Annett The Infrared Universe, Part 2 |
pg. 74 |
Through the Eyepiece Close-up on Cepheus |
pg. 86 |
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