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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.75 Iss.1

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  • 71Front page Vol.75 No.1
  • 119OBSERVATIONS OF JUPITER USING COLOUR FILTERS
  • 75Session 1964-65
  • 76THE ORDINARY GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: 1964 Sep 26
  • 77THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: 1964 Oct 28
  • 80PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: THE WIDENING HORIZON
  • 90THE ORDINARY MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: 1964 Oct 28
  • 91PAPER READ AT THE LEEDS MEETING
  • 91A REVIEW OF THE CURRENT THEORIES OF THE ORIGIN AND FORMATION OF COMETS
  • 103PAPER COMMUNICATED TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 103THE ORBITAL PERIOD OF ECHO 1
  • 106REPORTS OF SECTIONS
  • 106SATURN SECTION—SATURN IN 1963
  • 109JUPITER SECTION
  • 109APPARITION OF JUPITER 1962-3
  • 146CONTENTS
  • 121SATELLITE SECTION
  • 121LUNAR SECTION
  • 121THREE NEW EXPLORER SATELLITES
  • 122COMMUNICATIONS TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 125FLARE ASSOCIATED CONSTRICTIONS OBSERVED IN A FILAMENT ACROSS A SUNSPOT UMBRA
  • 122THE GRAZING OCCULTATION OF Z.C. 620 ON 1964 FEBRUARY 20
  • 129A TRANSISTORIZED PEN RECORDER
  • 133SUPER-ASSOCIATIONS IN DISTANT GALAXIES
  • 134HOW STARS COME INTO BEING
  • 136ECHO 2
  • 137FOR THE NEW MEMBER
  • 137A VERY SIMPLE OBSERVATORY
  • 139NOTES FROM OTHER JOURNALS
  • 139SPIRAL STRUCTURE IN THE ANDROMEDA NEBULA
  • 140BOOK REVIEWS
  • 145OFFICERS AND COUNCIL
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