The Subject Index
references items under general headings; where a contribution covers
two or more clearly defined subjects, each is separately referenced,
but otherwise sub-headings within the same topic are not included.
Publication reviews are indexed as such, but their subjects are not
further cross-indexed. The Author Index
details all named contributions, including talks at Ordinary Meetings,
but not questions from the floor.
Abbreviations: ill.= illustration; news= in 'Notes and News'
or 'BAA Update'; ltr.= letter to the Editor; rvw.= publication review;
mtg.= meeting contribution
Pagination: (1) 164, (2) 65124, (3) 125192, (4) 193260, (5) 261328, (6) 329388
Subject index Author index
Announcements and BAA Notices
BAA Council, 20082009 (ill.), 57
BAA New Members Coordinator (news), 12
BAAs Ridley Grant helps variable star observer (news), 381
Bob Mizon awarded an MBE (news), 196
From the President (news), 5, 67, 127, 196, 263, 332
Horace Dall Medal and Gift: Laurence Newell (mtg.), 179
Lydia Brown Award: Peter Hudson (mtg.), 179
Merlin Medal and Gift: Maurice Gavin (mtg.), 178
Steavenson Award: Tony Markham (mtg.), 178
New members, 57, 181
New honorary members, 196
Report of the Council for the Session 2009 August 1 to 2010 July 31, 296
Asteroids
Asteroid (1036) Ganymed (ltr.), 375
New opportunities for observing asteroids and comets (mtg.), 13
Project NeilBone: a great success (news), 198
The Jovian Trojan asteroids (mtg.), 371
The only naked eye asteroid? (ltr.), 184
The rotation period of asteroid (4080) Galinskij (ltr.), 116
Two BAA asteroids go live (news), 8
Atmospheric phenomena
A green flash and a green meteor (ltr.), 373
A Venus green flash (ltrs.), 185, 246
Circumzenithal arc (ill.), 272
BAA library and archives
The Library of the Society for the History of Astronomy (ltr.), 116
The publication archives of the BAA (news), 272
Biography
Arthur Frank Edwards, 19182009 (obit.), 181
Bob Mizon awarded an MBE (news), 196
Captain M.A. Ainslie (18691951): his observations and telescopes, 15
Centenaries for 2011, 344
Geoffrey Amery, 19282010 (obit.), 251
Hugh Percival Wilkins, 18961960: an appreciation, 39
Joγo de Moraes Pereira (18551908): the first Portuguese member of the British Astronomical Association, 101
Miss Botley and the Grangers (ltr.), 322
Neil MacIntyre Bone, 1959 June 272009 April 23 (obit.), 182
R. W. Middleton, 19212009 (obit.), 58
Campaign for Dark Skies
CfDS award for Isle of Wight hotel (news), 337
Comets
Comet 103P/Hartley in October (news), 382
Comet 17P/Holmes (ill., mtg.), 110, 111
Comet Hartley 2 seen by NASAs EPOXI (news), 339
Comet prospects for 2011 (news), 338
New opportunities for observing asteroids and comets (mtg.), 13
The comets of 2000, 223
The Great Comet of 1881, John Tebbutt and poor old Jacko (ltr.), 116
Cosmology
Cosmology and the expanding Universe (mtg.), 111
Deep sky
Amateurs search for planetary nebulae (news), 11
Glorious nebulae in Orion (ill.), 329
Gyulbudaghians nebula: the story continues (news), 379
IC 5067: the Pelican nebula (ill.), 125
Imaging the deep sky (mtg.), 13
M42: the great nebula in Orion (news), 55
NGC 40: an intriguing planetary nebula in Cygnus (news), 245
NGC 2903: the galaxy Messier missed (news), 106
NGC 7008: a celestial hook (news), 179
NGC 7293: the Helix nebula (news), 317
Observations of NGC 40 (news), 378
Simeis 147: another supernova remnant in Taurus (news), 378
The double star with the greatest colour contrast (ltr.), 374
Deep Sky Section
Meeting, Northampton, 2010 March 6 (news), 249
Earth
The size and shape of the Earth (mtg.), 370
Eclipses
A partial lunar eclipse on New Years Eve (news), 8
Flickering shadow bands: data buried in videos? (ltr.), 373
The Indian total solar eclipses of 1898 and 2009 (mtg.), 368
The partial solar eclipse of 2011 January 4 (ltr.), 246
The total solar eclipse of 2010 July 11 (news), 203, 205, 265
Unusual shadow bands observed at the 2010 July 11 total solar eclipse (news), 317
Exoplanets
Exoplanets: new worlds orbiting distant stars (mtg.), 115
Searching for low amplitude variable stars and exoplanets (mtg.), 13
Historical Section
A new Director for the Historical Section (news), 128
History
About the Maunder Minimum (ltr.), 54
Anatomy of an illusion: the Alhazen of Johann Hieronymous Schrφter, 161
Astronomers have observed noctilucent clouds for 125 years (ltr.), 247
British variable star associations, 18481908, 135
Captain M.A. Ainslie (18691951): his observations and telescopes, 15
Centenaries for 2011, 344
Hugh Percival Wilkins, 18961960: an appreciation, 39
Joγo de Moraes Pereira (18551908): the first Portuguese member of the British Astronomical Association, 101
Johannes Kepler in Prague and a new museum (news), 133
Meteors, showers and streams: George Alcocks legacy (mtg.), 314
Much Hoole church window appeal (ltr.), 54
The first Pic du Midi photographs of Mars, 1909, 240
The Great Comet of 1881, John Tebbutt and poor old Jacko (ltr.), 116
The origins and construction of the Isaac Newton Telescope, Herstmonceux, 19441967, 73
The size and shape of the Earth (mtg.), 370
The strange case of pseudo twilight on the Moon, 358
Instruments and observatories
A 70mm diameter Crayford focuser (ltr.), 374
A cost effective low power eyepiece anyone can make (ltrs.), 322, 375
A home built fully automated observatory, 341
Captain Ainslies jack knife refractor (ltr.), 185
First light for Hanwell 30 inch reflector (news), 9
Imaging the deep sky (mtg.), 13
Imaging Venus in the ultraviolet: a new development (news), 107
Imaging with DSLR cameras (mtg.), 13
Leading edge imaging sensor technologies (mtg.), 14
Proam collaboration with schools using robotic telecopes (mtg.), 173
Remote and robotic observing: the new armchair astronomers (mtg.), 14
Robotic telescope observing with the BAA (news), 134
Solar system imaging with a webcam (mtg.), 114
Spectroscopy: dawn of a new era (mtg.), 14
Splitting the arcsecond: twenty first century planetary imaging (mtg.), 4
The European Extremely Large Telescope: fabricating the mirror segments (mtg.), 175
The origins and construction of the Isaac Newton Telescope, Herstmonceux, 19441967, 73
The virtual observatory and data mining (mtg.), 14
Variable star photometry with a DSLR camera, 157
Jupiter
Jupiter and Europa with a small telecope (news), 381
Jupiter in 2007 and 2008 (mtg.), 51
Jupiter in 20092010: an interim report (news), 267
Jupiter, 2009 September 10 and 11 (ills.), 261
New fireball impacts seen on Jupiter (news), 263
Planetary conjunction (ill.), 67
Lunar Section
A revised observing programme (news), 8
Mars
International Workshop on one century of Mars observations, Paris, 2009 September 1720, 108
Mars in 200910: an interim report (news), 10
Mars in 200910: second interim report (news), 333
Planetary conjunction (ill.), 67
The first Pic du Midi photographs of Mars, 1909, 240
The great perihelic opposition of Mars, 2003, 280, 347
Meetings and Courses
Annual General Meeting, 2009 October 28, 254
Exhibition and Ordinary Meeting, 2009 June 27, 177
International Workshop on one century of Mars observations, Paris, 2009 September 1720, 108
Ordinary Meetings, 51, 110, 173, 255, 314, 368, 370
Out of London Meeting, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, 2009 April 25, 113
Out of London Weekend, Leeds, 2009 September 46, 252
Patrick Moore at the Royal Institution (news), 3
Special General Meetings, 110, 370
Mercury
Planetary conjunction (ill.), 67
Recent observations of Mercury (news), 67
Meteors
A bright Perseid (ill.), 193
A busy two months for meteor observers (news), 331
A green flash and a green meteor (ltr.), 373
Meteors, showers and streams: George Alcocks legacy (mtg.), 314
Project Perseid 2010 (news), 195
This autumns meteor activity (news), 264
Moon
A note on the remarkable prominence of the lumen cinereum, 2009 March 29 (news), 243
Anatomy of an illusion: the Alhazen of Johann Hieronymous Schrφter, 161
Harold Hill and the South Polar Region of the Moon, 84
The craters of the Moon (mtg.), 4
The South Polar archive of Harold Hill (ltr.), 184
The strange case of pseudo twilight on the Moon, 358
What is the Moon made of? (mtg.), 113
Noctilucent clouds
Astronomers have observed noctilucent clouds for 125 years (ltr.), 247
Look out for noctilucent clouds this summer (news), 127
Noctilucent cloud over Britain and Western Europe, 20062008, 152
Novae and supernovae
Autumn supernova discoveries by BAA members (news), 334
David Grennans supernova: a first for Ireland (news), 334
KT Eridani (= Nova Eridani 2009) (news), 71
More supernova discoveries for BAA members (news), 5
More supernova discoveries for Tom Boles (news), 268
Supernova news (news), 71, 129, 202
Obituaries
Arthur Frank Edwards, 19182009, 181
Geoffrey Amery, 19282010, 251
Neil MacIntyre Bone, 1959 June 272009 April 23, 182
R.W. Middleton, 19212009, 58
Observation
George Alcock in Antarctica (mtg.), 314
Solar system imaging with a webcam (mtg.), 114
What is the faintest naked eye object? (ltr.), 54
Pluto
New Hubble Telescope images of Pluto (news), 71
Project Pluto (news), 269
Radio Astronomy Group
Radio Astronomy Group (news), 132
The solar outburst of 2010 August 1 (news), 319
Reviews
A Question and Answer Guide to Astronomy, Pierre Yves Bely et al., 186
Atlas of the Galilean Satellites, Paul Schenk, 377
Deep Sky Video Astronomy, Steve Massey & Steve Quirk, 51
Mathematical Astronomy Morsels V, Jean Meeus, 118
Observing and Cataloguing Nebulae and Star Clusters, Wolfgang Steinecke, 376
Pluto: Sentinel of the Outer Solar System, Barrie W. Jones, 376
Secrets of the Universe: How We Discovered the Cosmos, Paul Murdin, 49
Stargazers Almanac, Bob Mizon, 377
The 100 Best Astrophotgraphy Targets, Ruben Kier, 50
The Big Questions: The Universe, Stuart Clark, 321
The Caldwell Objects and How To Observe Them, Martin Mobberley, 48
The Life of Stars, Giora Shaviv, 320
The Scientific Exploration of Mars, Fredric W. Taylor, 186
The Search for Life Continued, Barrie W. Jones, 118
The Six Inch Lunar Atlas, Don Spain, 48
Saturn
Observing Saturn (ltr.), 375
Observing Saturn this apparition (ltrs.), 184, 247, 322
Rotation, magnetism and mass loss at Saturn (mtg.), 51
Saturn during the 2006/2007 apparition, 206
Tethys and Titan from Cassini (ill.), 264
Sky notes, 53, 59, 112, 113, 119, 176, 187, 255, 256, 316, 323, 369, 372, 383
Solar Section
Notes and News, 6, 69, 131, 199, 270, 335
Stellar evolution
Chemically peculiar stars of the upper main sequence (mtg.), 368
Variable stars and stellar evolution: Part 2, 273
Sun
About the Maunder Minimum (ltr.), 54
Dark spots on the Sun in H alpha (ltr.), 374
Invisible sunspots and orphan prominences: an observational study, 365
The solar outburst of 2010 August 1 (news), 319
Supernovae
Autumn supernova discoveries by BAA members (news), 334
David Grennans supernova: a first for Ireland (news), 334
More supernova discoveries for BAA members (news), 5
More supernova discoveries for Tom Boles (news), 268
Supernova news (news), 71, 129, 129, 202
Variable stars
A deep fade of HR Lyrae (news), 380
AH Draconis: a tale of two periods, 98
British variable star associations, 18481908, 135
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
CSS090530:144011+494734: a new SU UMa type dwarf nova in Boφtes, 219
High precision CCD photometry and pro am collaboration in variable star research (mtg.), 14
Measuring the superhump period of the dwarf nova RX J1715.6+6856, 361
Searching for low amplitude variable stars and exoplanets (mtg.), 13
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
The 2009 outburst of V360 Cassiopeiae, 169
Variable star photometry with a DSLR camera, 157
Variable stars and stellar evolution: Part 2, 273
Venus
A Venus green flash (ltr.), 185, 246
Imaging Venus in the ultraviolet: a new development (news), 107
Abel, P. & Heath, A.W.
Observing Saturn (ltr.), 375
Observing Saturn this apparition: a note to observers (ltr.), 184
Achilleos, N.
Rotation, magnetism and mass loss at Saturn (mtg.), 51
Ahad, A.
A cost-effective low power eyepiece (ltr.), 375
The double star with the greatest colour contrast (ltr.), 374
Arditti, D.
International Workshop on one century of Mars observations, Paris, 2009 September 1720, 108
Observing Saturn this apparition (ltr.), 247
Ordinary Meeting, 2010 January 27, 368
Patrick Moore at the Royal Institution (news), 3
Sky notes (mtgs.), 53, 255
Baum, R.M.
A Venus green flash (ltr.), 185
Harold Hill and the South Polar Region of the Moon, 84
The strange case of pseudo-twilight on the Moon, 358
Beales, M.
A home-built fully automated observatory, 341
Boles, T.
Cosmology and the expanding Universe (mtg.), 111
Bonifαcio, V. et al.
Joγo de Moraes Pereira (18551908): the first Portuguese member of the British Astronomical Association, 101
Boyd, D.
From the President (news), 5, 67, 127, 196, 263, 332
High-precision CCD photometry and proam collaboration in variable-star research (mtg.), 14
et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
CSS090530:144011+494734: a new SU UMa-type dwarf nova in Boφtes, 219
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Brazell, O.
Amateurs search for planetary nebulae (news), 11
Observations of NGC 40 (news), 378
Buczynski, D.G.
Comet 17P/Holmes (ill.), 111
Campbell, T. et al.
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Cattermole, P. & Moore, P.A.
The craters of the Moon (mtg.), 4
Chambers, R.H.
The publication archives of the BAA (news), 272
Chapman, A.
Much Hoole church window appeal (ltr.), 54
Clucas, L.
Captain Ainslies jack-knife refractor (ltr.), 185
Cook, J.
Radio Astronomy Group (news), 132
Covington, M.
Jupiter and Europa with a small telecope (news), 381
Cox, M.
The Library of the Society for the History of Astronomy (ltr.), 116
Dawes, S.
A cost effective low power eyepiece anyone can make (ltr.), 322
dePonthiere, P. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
Diego, F.
Total solar eclipse, 2010 July 11 (news), 265
Dollfus, A.
The first Pic du Midi photographs of Mars, 1909, 240
Dunckel, N. et al.
CSS090530:144011+494734: a new SU UMa-type dwarf nova in Boφtes, 219
Dunlop, S.
Miss Botley and the Grangers (ltr.), 322
Dvorak, S. et al.
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Dworetsky, M.
Chemically peculiar stars of the upper main sequence (mtg.), 368
Dymock, R.
Ordinary Meeting, 2010 March 31, 370
Special General Meeting, 2010 March 31, 370
The rotation period of asteroid (4080) Galinskij (ltr.), 116
Elliott, A.
Deep-Sky Video Astronomy, Steve Massey & Steve Quirk (rvw.), 51
Emery, R.
Out-of-London Weekend, Leeds, 2009 September 46, 252
Fernandes, J. et al.
Joγo de Moraes Pereira (18551908): the first Portuguese member of the British Astronomical Association, 101
Foote, J. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
CSS090530:144011+494734: a new SU UMa-type dwarf nova in Boφtes, 219
Ford, D.
Ordinary Meetings, 51, 110, 173, 314
Special General Meeting, 2009 March 25
Forshaw, A.J.
Circumzenithal arc (ill.), 272
Foulkes, M.W.
Observing Saturn this apparition (ltr.), 322
Saturn during the 2006/2007 apparition, 206
The Search for Life Continued, Barrie W. Jones (rvw.), 118
French, L.
The Jovian Trojan asteroids (mtg.), 371
Frost, M.
A new Director for the Historical Section (news), 128
Gavin, M.V.
Stargazers Almanac, Bob Mizon (rvw.), 377
Griffin, D.
AH Draconis: a tale of two periods, 98
Haswell, C.
Exoplanets: new worlds orbiting distant stars (mtg.), 115
Heath, A.W. & Abel, P.
Observing Saturn this apparition: a note to observers (ltr.), 184
Observing Saturn (ltr.), 375
Henden, A. et al.
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Henshaw, C.
A Venus green flash (ltr.), 246
Hetherington, B.
Centenaries for 2011, 344
Hewitt, N.D.
Imaging the deep sky (mtg.), 13
Out-of-London Meeting, Rutherford Appleton Laboratory, 2009 April 25, 113
Holland, K.
Leading-edge imaging sensor technologies (mtg.), 14
Holt, D.
An appeal for Doherty art (ltr.), 248
Hooker, C.
Solar system imaging with a webcam (mtg.), 114
Hurst, G.M.
David Grennans supernova: a first for Ireland (news), 334
KT Eridani (= Nova Eridani 2009) (news), 71
& Moore, S.L.
Supernova news (news), 129
Hyde, P.
The solar outburst of 2010 August 1 (news), 319
James, N.D., Remote and robotic observing: the new armchair astronomers (mtg.), 14
Sky notes (mtg.), 112, 113, 369
The Isle of Man on the ISS (news), 130
Unusual shadow bands observed at the 2010 July 11 total solar eclipse (news), 317
& Mason, J.W.
The total solar eclipse of 2010 July 11 (news), 203
Johnstone, G.
BAA New Members Coordinator (news), 12
Jones, J.E.
Flickering shadow bands: data buried in videos? (ltr.), 373
Julian, M. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
Kato, T. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
Kellett, B.
What is the Moon made of? (mtg.), 113
Kennedy, K.
Look out for noctilucent clouds this summer (news), 127
Noctilucent cloud over Britain and Western Europe, 20062008, 152
Koff, R. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Krajci, T. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Lawrence, A.
The virtual observatory and data-mining (mtg.), 14
Lawrence, P.
A bright Perseid (ill.), 193
Leadbeater, R.
Spectrosopy: dawn of a new era (mtg.), 14
Leatherbarrow, W.
A revised observing programme for the Lunar Section (news), 8
Geoffrey Amery, 19282010 (obit.), 251
Hugh Percival Wilkins, 18961960: an appreciation, 39
The Scientific Exploration of Mars, Fredric W. Taylor (rvw.), 186
The South Polar archive of Harold Hill (ltr.), 184
Lewis, F.
Proam collaboration with schools using robotic telescopes (mtg.), 173
Livesey, R.J.
About the Maunder Minimum (ltr.), 54
Lloyd-Evans, T.
A green flash and a green meteor (ltr.), 373
Longshaw, N.
A note on the remarkable prominence of the lumen cinereum, 2009 March 29 (news), 243
Anatomy of an illusion: the Alhazen of Johann Hieronymous Schrφter, 161
The Six-Inch Lunar Atlas, Don Spain (rvw.), 48
Loughney, D.
Variable star photometry with a DSLR camera, 157
Macdonald, L.
Meeting of the Deep Sky Section, Northampton, 2010 March 6 (news), 249
Observing and Cataloguing Nebulae and Star Clusters, Wolfgang Steinecke (rvw.), 376
Secrets of the Universe: How We Discovered the Cosmos, Paul Murdin (rvw.), 49
The origins and construction of the Isaac Newton Telescope, Herstmonceux, 19441967, 73
Macdonald, P.
The partial solar eclipse of 2011 January 4 (ltr.), 246
Malaquias, I. et al.
Joγo de Moraes Pereira (18551908): the first Portuguese member of the British Astronomical Association, 101
Marriott, R.A.
Arthur Frank Edwards, 19182009 (obit.), 181
Index to Journal, Vol.119, facing 32
Mason, J.W.
A busy two months for meteor observers (news), 331
Meteors, showers and streams: George Alcocks legacy (mtg.), 314
Neil MacIntyre Bone, 1959 June 272009 April 23 (obit.), 182
Project Perseid 2010 (news), 195
This autumns meteor activity (news), 264
& James, N.D.
The total solar eclipse of 2010 July 11 (news), 203
McGee, H.W.
Annual General Meeting, 2009 October 28, 254
Ordinary Meeting, 2009 October 28, 255
The total solar eclipse of 2010 July 11 (news), 205
McKim, R.J.
Imaging Venus in the ultraviolet: a new development (news), 107
Johannes Kepler in Prague and a new museum (news), 133
Mars in 20092010: an interim report (news), 10
Mars in 20092010: second interim report (news), 333
R.W. Middleton, 19212009 (obit.), 58
Recent observations of Mercury (news), 67
The great perihelic opposition of Mars, 2003: Part 1, 280
The great perihelic opposition of Mars, 2003: Part II, 347
Meadows, P.
A partial lunar eclipse on New Years Eve (news), 8
Robotic telescope observing with the BAA (news), 134
Meeus, J.
Asteroid (1036) Ganymed (ltr.), 375
Miles, R.
Exhibition and Ordinary Meeting, 2009 June 27, 177
Comet 17P/Holmes (mtg.), 110
New opportunities for observing asteroids and comets (mtg.), 13
Pluto: Sentinel of the Outer Solar System, Barrie W. Jones (rvw.), 376
Project NeilBone: a great success (news), 198
Project Pluto (news), 269
Sky notes (mtg.), 176
Two BAA asteroids go live (news), 8
Miller, I. et al.
CSS090530:144011+494734: a new SU UMa-type dwarf nova in Boφtes, 219
Measuring the superhump period of the dwarf nova RX J1715.6+6856, 361
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Mizon, R.
A Question and Answer Guide to Astronomy, Pierre-Yves Bely et al. (rvw.), 186
CfDS award for Isle of Wight hotel (news), 337
Mobberley, M.P.
Captain M.A. Ainslie (18691951): his observations and telescopes, 15
Splitting the arcsecond: twenty-first century planetary imaging (mtg.), 4
Moore, P.A. & Cattermole, P.
The craters of the Moon (mtg.), 4
Moore, S.L.
Autumn supernova discoveries by BAA members (news), 334
M42: the great nebula in Orion (news), 55
More supernova discoveries for BAA members (news), 5
More supernova discoveries for Tom Boles (news), 268
NGC 40: an intriguing planetary nebula in Cygnus (news), 245
NGC 2903: the galaxy Messier missed (news), 106
NGC 7008: a celestial hook (news), 179
NGC 7293: the Helix nebula (news), 317
Simeis 147: another supernova remnant in Taurus (news), 378
Sky notes (mtg.), 316
Supernova news (news), 71, 202
& Hurst, G.M.
Supernova news (news), 129
Morris, T.
Imaging with DSLR cameras (mtg.), 13
Murdin, P.
The size and shape of the Earth (mtg.), 370
Nye, F.
Invisible sunspots and orphan prominences: an observational study, 365
Orchiston, W.
The Great Comet of 1881, Joh Tebbutt and poor old Jacko (ltr.), 116
Owens, S.
Beyond the International Year of Astronomy (news), 197
The Big Questions: The Universe, Stuart Clark (rvw.), 321
Peach, D.
Jupiter, 2009 September 10 and 11 (ills.), 261
Peeling, R.
A Venus green flash (ltr.), 246
Pickard, R.D.
Presidents Review of the Year (mtg.), 254
The Life of Stars, Giora Shaviv (rvw.), 320
Variable stars and stellar evolution: Part 2, 273
Potter C.
Sky notes, 59, 119, 187, 256, 323, 372, 383
Poyner, G.
BAAs Ridley Grant helps variable-star observer (news), 381
& Shears, J.
A deep fade of HR Lyrae (news), 380
The 2009 outburst of V360 Cassiopeiae, 169
et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Privett, G.
Gyulbudaghians nebula: the story continues (news), 379
Ridpath, I.
Adjectival nouns (ltr.), 323
Roberts, G. et al.
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Rogers, G.
IC 5067: the Pelican nebula (ill.), 125
The Caldwell Objects and How To Observe Them, Martin Mobberley (rvw.), 48
Rogers, J.H.
Atlas of the Galilean Satellites, Paul Schenk (rvw.), 377
Jupiter in 2007 and 2008 (mtg.), 51
Jupiter in 20092010: an interim report (news), 267
New fireball impacts seen on Jupiter (news), 263
Sabo, R. et al.
Measuring the superhump period of the dwarf nova RX J1715.6+6856, 361
Salway, M.
Planetary conjunction (ill.), 67
Schrφder, W.
Astronomers have observed noctilucent clouds for 125 years (ltr.), 247
Shanklin, J.D.
Comet prospects for 2011 (news), 338
George Alcock in Antarctica (mtg.), 314
The comets of 2000, 223
Shears, J.
& Poyner, G.
A deep fade of HR Lyrae (news), 380
The 2009 outburst of V360 Cassiopeiae, 169
et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
The 2008 outburst of the cataclysmic variable V358 Lyrae, 43
Measuring the superhump period of the dwarf nova RX J1715.6+6856, 361
Smith, L.
Solar Section Notes and News, 6, 69, 131, 199, 270, 335
Staels, B. et al.
CCD photometry of the first observed superoutburst of KP Cassiopeiae in 2008 October, 33
Stewart, M.
A day to remember: a meeting with Sir Patrick Moore (news), 340
Strach, E.
Dark spots on the Sun in H-alpha (ltr.), 374
Strange, D.
Comet 17P/Holmes (ill.), 110
Tasselli, A.
The 100 Best Astrophotgraphy Targets, Ruben Kier (rvw.), 50
Taylor, C.
First light for Hanwell 30-inch reflector (news), 9
Toone, J.
British variable star associations, 18481908, 135
Tough, A.C.
Comet 103P/Hartley in October (news), 382
Glorious nebulae in Orion (ill.), 329
Vetterlein, J.C.
The only naked-eye asteroid? (ltr.), 184
What is the faintest naked-eye object? (ltr.), 54
Walker, D.
The European Extremely Large Telescope: fabricatingm the mirror segments (mtg.), 175
Wall, J.
A 70-mm diameter Crayford focuser (ltr.), 374
Waterman, S.
Searching for low-amplitude variable stars and exoplanets (mtg.), 13
Williams, S.
Mathematical Astronomy Morsels V, Jean Meeus (rvw.), 118
The Indian total solar eclipses of 1898 and 2009 (mtg.), 368
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