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October 1985
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Features Don't Miss Halley's Comet! |
pg. 6 |
Mining Old Silver: The 1910 Photos By
Stephen M. Larson, Zdenek Sekanina |
pg. 19 |
Forum - Comet Halley - Beyond the Hype
- Flammarion and the Comet's Poisonous Tail
- Dark Skies for Comet Halley
- The Lost Stars of James South
- Hot Tub Astronomy |
pg. 24 |
Anatomy of a Comet |
pg. 38 |
Space Probes to Comet Halley |
pg. 42 |
Since Last Time . . . |
pg. 46 |
Photography in Astronomy Celestial Photography Is Easier Than You Think |
pg. 58 |
Eye on the Sky By
Fred Schaaf A Month of Showers |
pg. 70 |
Equipment Atlas The 1985 ASTRONOMY Guide to Telescopes |
pg. 77 |
Astronomical Equipment Directory |
pg. 90 |
Stellar Frontiers By
John E. Bortle A Halley Chronicle |
pg. 98 |
Gazer's Gazette The Skies Belong to Everyone |
pg. 127 |
The Backyard Astronomer Pisces |
pg. 134 |
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