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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.80 Iss.1

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  • 76Front page Vol.80 No.1
  • 129WEIGHT
  • 80Session 1969-1970
  • 82MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: 1969 Sep 27
  • 86THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: 1969 Oct 29
  • 89MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION: 1969 Oct 29
  • 91Picture of GORDON E. TAYLOR, ESQ.—PRESIDENT
  • 92PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS: The Planet Neptune
  • 98THE LUNAR CONTROVERSY—I: AN ASSESSMENT OF THE POSITION BEFORE APOLLO 11
  • 109SOME RECOLLECTIONS BY CONTEMPORARIES OF BERNHARD SCHMIDT
  • 116RATIONALE AND PROCEDURES FOR A JOVIAN RANK AND COLOUR REPORT
  • 119THE EARNSHAW CLOCK
  • 125RADIO OBSERVATIONS OF THE PARTIAL SOLAR ECLIPSE OF 1968 SEPTEMBER 22
  • 127THE FATE OF OLD TELESCOPES
  • 167CONTENTS
  • 132INTERNATIONAL ASTRONOMICAL YOUTH CAMP
  • 131AN ASTRONOMICAL ANNIVERSARY: THE TRANSIT OF VENUS, 1769 JUNE 3
  • 133SOLAR SECTION
  • 133HISTORICAL SECTION
  • 134MERCURY AND VENUS SECTION
  • 134REPORT ON THE ELONGATION OF VENUS: 1969 JANUARY
  • 141METEOR SECTION
  • 145RADIO ASTRONOMY SECTION
  • 148VARIABLE STAR SECTION
  • 149FOR THE NEWCOMER
  • 149OCCULTATIONS—OBSERVING REAPPEARANCES
  • 153LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  • 156BOOK REVIEWS
  • 161OFFICERS AND COUNCIL, SESSION 1969-70
  • 162NEW MEMBERS ELECTED, 1969 October 29
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