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. Book 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) 1-52, (2) 53-100, (3) 101-152, (4) 153-204, (5) 205-272, (6) 273-324

Author index

Adamson, Andrew
- Interstellar dust (mtg.), 41
Adcock, A.C.
- Winchester Weekend, 1994 March 25-27, 264
Anderson, Jay (& Espenak, Fred)
- NASA to publish solar eclipse circulars (ltr.), 9
Arbour, R.W.
- An auto-focusing CCD camera mount, 179
- CCD photometry (ltr.), 202
Arnold H.J.P.
- Sunspot clusters (ill.), 280
Atwell, Rossie
- The Scottish Astronomy Weekend (mtg.), 197
Bacon, Jim
- Will it be clear tonight? (mtg.), 321
Banks, John G.
- The 'ashen light' on Venus (ltr.), 142
- Visibility of the young Crescent Moon (ltr.), 213
Barber, Patricia
- Astronomical Calendar 1994, Guy Ottewell (rvw.), 93
- Noctilucent clouds (ill.), 191
Baum, Richard (et al.)
- Possible impact scars on Saturn, 1780?, 213
Bell Burnell, Jocelyn
- Interstellar chemistry (mtg.), 198
Bligh, Bernard R.
- Sirius and the Great Pyramid (ltr.), 142
Bone, Neil
- Comparing photographic meteor rates (ltr.), 7
- Meteor Section News, 107
- Noctilucent clouds (mtg.), 321
- Observing the Quadrantids in 1995 (news), 275
Brackenborough, Keith
- Norman Edward Fisher (1936-1994) (obit.), 259
Brazell, Owen
- Nebular filters in deep sky astronomy, 231
- Star Hopping for Backyard Astronomers, Alan M. MacRobert (rvw.), 141
Brelstaff, Tristram
- A challenge to CCD observers (ltr.), 89
- Meeting of the Variable Star Section, 1994 February 19, 260
- V1500 Cygni - another challenge for CCD observers (ltr.), 143
- When is a Nova Dwarf? (GK Persei) (news), 156
(& McAdam, Dave)
- The computerisation of the Variable Star Section records, 225
Brown, John (& McKim, Richard)
- Astronomy at Oundle School, 36
Buczynski, Denis
- CCD astronomy with a very small telescope (mtg.), 41
Bytnar, Andrew S.
- Identity of stars in Handbook occultation lists (ltr.), 199
Candy, Bernard
- A 'deep sky' viewing screen (ltr.), 214
Carpenter, Bert
- Some forthcoming grazing lunar occultations (mtg.), 268
Carson-Rowland, Michael J.
- Arthur P. Norton (ltr.), 89
Cattermole, Peter
- Morphology of the Rocky Members of the Solar System, E. Uchupi & K. Emery (rvw.), 193
Clarke, Ivor L.
- Using Lunar Orbiter images to identify unfamiliar limb features on the Moon, 215
Clements, Paul
- A cordless remote control equatorial drive system - the 'Infra Guide', 125
Cohen, Anne
- Elementary Problems and Answers in Solar System Astronomy, James A. Van Allen (rvw.), 92
Cohen, Anne (& Kibble, Bob)
- Practical Astronomy, by H. Robert Mills (ltr.), 201
Colombo, E.
- The carpet-bombing of Jupiter (ill.), 205
Conner, David S.
- Introduction to Cosmology, Matts Roos (rvw.), 315
Cook, T.
- Destination Mars (mtg.), 319
De Meis, Salvo & Meeus, Jean
- Quintuple planetary groupings - Rarity, historical events and popular beliefs, 293
Dijon, Jean
- M13 (ill.), 101
Doherty, Paul B. (et al.)
- Possible impact scars on Saturn, 1780? (ltr.), 213
Dowdell, Alan
- Deep sky observing, past and present (mtg.), 198
- Fireball of 1993 March 19 at 2306 UT (ill.), 6
- The 20cm Schmidt-Cassegrain Telescope, Peter L. Manly (rvw.), 316
Dragesco, Jean
- Celestron Schmidt cameras: Theory and practice, 77
- (& McKim, Richard)
- Matei Alexescu, 1929-1993 (obit.), 46
Eberst, R.D.
- Preservation of near-Earth space for future generations, John A. Simpson (ed.) (rvw.), 316
Espenak, Fred (& Anderson, Jay)
- NASA to publish solar eclipse circulars (ltr.), 9
Evans, S.J.
- Beginner's Guide to Amateur Astronomy, David J. Eicher (rvw.), 92
- Comparing photographic meteor rates (ltr.), 7
- Video observations of Geminids (mtg.), 197 - The construction of large-format cameras for meteor photography, 287
- Fey, Shelley
- Fireside Astronomy, Patrick Moore (rvw.), 140
Fleet, Richard
- The Southern Sky Guide, David Ellyard & Wil Tirion (rvw.), 92
Forbes, Le
- The 'Non-Existent' Star Clusters of the RNGC, Brent Archinal (rvw.), 93
Foulkes, Michael (& Rogers, John H.)
- Jupiter in 1991-92, 167
Francis, P.W.
- Planetary Landscapes, Ron Greeley (rvw.), 317
Gavin, Maurice
- CCD photometry (ltr.), 143
Graham, David
- Atlas of Neptune, Gary Hunt & Patrick Moore (rvw.), 141
- The bleached bones of a world (mtg.), 40
- A guide to the edgewise presentation of Saturn, 1995-96, 298
- Saturn Section News, 57
Gray, D.
- The carpet-bombing of Jupiter (ill.), 205
Griffin, David
- Overseas members (ltr.), 90
Griffin, R.F.
- Identity of stars in Handbook occultation lists (ltr.), 88
Hamilton, James G.
- Identity of stars in Handbook occultation lists (ltr.), 199
Hardie, Bruce
- Solar Section News, 4, 57, 109, 162, 278, 212
Hardie, Eileen
- Annular solar eclipse of 1994 May 10 (ill.), 163
Harlow, Mike
- An interference test for Schmidt cameras (ltr.), 90
Harrold, Robert
- Identity of stars in Handbook occultation lists (ltr.), 199
Hatfield, H.R.
- Modifications to the Sevenoaks Spectrohelioscope, 236
- Practical Astronomy, by H. Robert Mills (ltr.), 201
Heath, Alan W.
- Naked eye sunspots and the solar cycle, 304
- (et al.)
- Possible impact scars on Saturn, 1780? (ltr.), 213
Hendrie, M.J.
- A run-off roof observatory, 300
Henshaw, Colin
- Lunar eclipse, 1994 May 25 (ill.), 191
- The environental effects of light pollution (ltr.), 313
Hetherington, Barry
- Centenaries for 1995, 311
Hewitt, Nick
- Amateur observation of active galactic nuclei (mtg.), 319
- A View of the Universe, David Malin (rvw.), 137
Hingley, P.D.
- Urania's Mirror - a 170-year old mystery solved?, 238
Hollis, A.J.
- Classifying asteroids, 112
- Ephemerides of Minor Planets 1994, Yu. V. Batrakov (ed.) (rvw.), 139
- An Introduction to Astronomical Photometry, Edwin Budding (rvw.), 49
- Photoelectric photometry (mtg.), 40
(& Miles, Richard)
- The occultation of 28 Sagittarii by Titan, 61
Howarth, Ian
- The Physics of Stars, A.C. Phillips (rvw.), 140
Hurst, G.M.
- Nova Cassiopeiae 1993 (news), 59
- Supernova 1993J (mtg.), 94
James, Nick
- Some applications for amateur CCD cameras, 157
- Lunar eclipse, 1993 November 29 (ill.), 47
- Redshift: A Multimedia Planetarium (rvw.), 137
- Solar Eclipse Predictor v. 1.40 (rvw.), 49
- Supernova 1993J (ill.), 95
- Supernova 1994I (ill.), 111
James, Stephen
- Dr Isaac Roberts/Spotting visual defects (ltr.), 8
Kelly, Brian
- Images of the Cosmos, Barrie Jones et al. (rvw.), 192
Kibble, Bob (& Cohen, Anne)
- Practical Astronomy, by H. Robert Mills (ltr.), 201
Kinder, A.J.
- Fontana History of Astronomy and Cosmology, J.D. North (rvw.), 192
- Gresham Chair of Astronomy, 8
- Urania in pursuit of Clio: Sources for astronomical historians, 81; (ltr.), 200
Leach, David
- Fundamental Astronomy, Karttunen et al. (eds.) (rvw.), 256
Leaver, J.P.
- The Anthropic Principle, F. Bertola & U. Curi (eds.) (rvw.), 50
Livesey, R.J.
- An astronomy workshop at the ROE (news), 165
- Aurora Section News, 60, 106, 164, 211, 279
- The Aurora 1993, 183
Lord, C.J.R.
- On the relative merits of telescopes (ltr.), 90
Macdonald, Lee
- Star-Hopping: Your Visa to Viewing the Universe, Robert Garfinkle (rvw.), 256
MacDonald, Peter
- The length of the millennium (ltr.), 313
Maloney, Patrick
- On seeing stars up chimneys (ltr.), 200
Manning, Brian
- Discovery and confirmation of asteroid 1994 AM1 (ills)., 111
- Identity of stars in Handbook occultation lists (ltr.), 199
- The other Brian Manning/CCD astrometry (ltr.), 142
Marriott, R.A.
- Deep Sky Section meeting, 1994 March 5, 262
- Index to Vol.103, facing 76
- G.C.I. Rawlings (1913-1993)(obit.), 189
- Urania in pursuit of Clio (ltr.), 200
(& Evans, S.J.)
- The construction of large-format cameras for meteor photography, 287
Marsh, J.C.D.
- Ultraviolet photography of Venus, 10
Mason, John W.
- DoE policy on security lighting (mtg.), 94
- Ida's new moon (news), 108
- Index of Occulted Stars (ltr.), 199
- Massive black hole confirmed in active galaxy (news), 155
- Protoplanetary discs found in Orion Nebula (news), 155
- The 1993 Perseids from the Italian Alps (mtg.), 43
Maunder, M.J.
- Annular solar eclipse of 1994 May 10 (ill.), 163
- Officers and Members of Council, 1993 June (ill.), 3
McAdam, Dave (& Brelstaff, Tristram)
- The computerisation of the Variable Star Section records, 225
McGee, Hazel
- Astronomer to head new research council (news), 59
- Home is Where the Wind Blows, Fred Hoyle (rvw.), 317
- NAW 1996 - Focus on Neptune (news), 56
- New BBC series 'for the family audience' (news), 110
- Starry, starry night... (news), 107
McKim, Richard
- Astronomy: the Cosmic Journey (5th edn), William K. Hartmann & Chris Impey (rvw.), 193
- E.M. Antoniadi (ltr.), 8
- The life and times of E.M. Antoniadi (mtg.), 94
- From the President (news), 3, 57, 155, 209, 275, 105
- Impact scars on Saturn: a different interpretation (ltr.), 313
- Observing Mars in 1994-95 (news), 190
- Officers and Medallists: an update (news), 96
- Overseas members (ltr.), 90
- The Planet Observer's Handbook, Fred W. Price (rvw.), 257
- (& Brown, John)
- Astronomy at Oundle School, 36
(& Sheehan, William)
- The myth of Earth-based Martian crater sightings, 281
Meeus, Jean
- Defining asteroids of the Apollo and Aten types (ltr.), 214
(& De Meis, Salvo)
- Quintuple planetary groupings - Rarity, historical events and popular beliefs, 293
Mettig, H.-J.
- JUPOS: Database for object positions on Jupiter (ltr.), 91
Miles, Howard
- An exceptionally bright fireball of 1992 August 16 at 2148 UT, 308
- Fireball of 1993 March 19 at 2306 UT (news), 6
- 'Halo' was a parhelic circle (ltr.), 8
- Meteorite Craters and Impact Structures of the Earth, Paul Hodge (rvw.), 315
- Practical Astronomy: A User-friendly Handbook for Sky Watchers, H. Robert Mills (rvw.), 93, (ltr.), 201
Miles, Richard
- The autoguiding of telescopes (mtg.), 271
(& Hollis, A.J.)
- The occultation of 28 Sagittarii by Titan, 61
Mitton, Jacqueline
- A death-trap for comets (news), 278
- Hubble now has the power to resolve universal mysteries (news), 55
- Milky Way springs a surprise but still keeps dark secret (news), 164
- The Solar System 100 years after Lowell (news), 210
- The Universe Explained: An Earth-dweller's guide to the mysteries of space, Colin Ronan (rvw.), 315
Mizon, Bob
- Campaign for Dark Skies (mtg.), 44
- The European Colloquium on Light Pollution, 1993 July 3 (news), 148
- First Good Lighting awards presented (news), 59
- Superstores agree to keep the light down (news), 276
- Time to go NUTZ? (ltr.), 91
Mobberley, M.P.
- CCD photometry (ltr.), 202
- Comets Mueller 1993a and 1993p (ills.), 48
- Meeting Reports, 40, 42, 43, 94, 144, 197, 267, 269, 318, 320
- Nova Ophiuchi (ill.), 191
- Observing notes (mtgs.), 40, 43, 94, 144, 197, 267, 270, 318, 320
- The solar eclipse of 1994 May 10 (mtg.), 322
- Supernova 1993J (ill.), 94
- Swift-Tuttle: The 1992 apparition, 11; (mtg.), 145
Moore, Patrick
- David Anthony Allen (1946-1994) (obit.), 259
- The Explorers of Mars Hill, William Lowell Putnam (rvw.), 256
- Lunar eclipses, past and present (mtg.), 95
Naylor, Tim
- CCD photometry and the professional community (ltr.), 312
Neville, R.J.
- CCD Astronomy Symposium, 1993 October 16, 44
- The Instruments and Imaging Section (news), 189
Newman, Peter R.
- Astronomical distance measurement methods, 130
Nicolson, Iain
- The Environment and Evolution of Galaxies, J.M. Shull & H.A. Thronson Jr. (eds.), 257
O'Brien, Roger
- Bluff your way in Science, Brian Malpass (rvw.), 50
- Exotic collisions (news), 5
- Has Jupiter flashed before? (news), 6
- How the Universe Works, Heather Couper & Nigel Henbest (rvw.), 258
- The light through the 'Lyman forest' (news), 211
- Tying down the Hubble Constant (news), 166
Pacey, Tony
- Galaxies in Canes Venatici (ill.), 280
- Supernova 1994I in M51 (ill.), 153
Pickard, Roger
- The Jack Ells Automatic Photoelectric Telescope, 123
Pickwick, Alan C.
- Space Travel/ Our Universe (rvw.), 138
Platt, Terry
- The carpet-bombing of Jupiter (ill.), 205
Ratcliffe, Martin
- What is a planetarium? (mtg.), 144
Richmond, Michael W.
- CCD photometry and the professional community (ltr.), 312
Ridley, Harold
- The spectrum of a sporadic fireball, 32
- Uranus and Neptune in Sagittarius (ill.), 47
Rogers, John H.
- The carpet-bombing of Jupiter (ill.), 205; (news), 207
- Recent events on Jupiter (mtg.), 270
(& Foulkes, Michael)
- Jupiter in 1991-92, 167
(& Shanklin, Jonathan)
- Awaiting the comet crash (news), 103
Ronan, Colin
- Planets, Stars, and Orbs. The Medieval Cosmos, 1200-1687, Edward Grant (rvw.), 258
- Standing on the Shoulders of Giants, Norman J. Thrower (ed.) (rvw.), 49
Shanklin, Jonathan
- Comet Section - Prospects for 1995 (news), 277
- Geneset - Target Earth, David Wood & Ian Campbell (rvw.), 192
(& Rogers, John H.)
- Awaiting the comet crash (news), 103
Sheehan, William
- Observations of Saturn in 1992 and 1993 at Pic du Midi and Yerkes, 194
(& McKim, Richard)
- The myth of Earth-based Martian crater sightings, 281
Shirreff, Don
- Communication with Mir (mtg.), 197
Soper, Henry R.
- Automatic photography of bright meteors and spectra, 27
Steel, Duncan
- Impacts and mass extinctions: To whom the laurel falls?, 292
Strachan, David
- A mag -2 Geminid in Canis Major (ill.), 107
Strange, David
- Comet Shoemaker-Levy 9 (ill.), 209
Suggett, Martin
- The Illustrated Guide to the Night Sky, Robin Kerrod (rvw.), 193
Tanguay, Ronald C.
- The Double Star Observer (ltr.), 88
Taylor, Gordon E.
- CERES - Minor Planets Ephemeris software package, v 2.1, I.O. Babaev et al (rvw.), 139
- Identity of stars in Handbook occultation lists (ltr.), 88
Taylor, Melvyn D.
- Meteor Section meeting, 1993 July 17, 97
Teague E.T.H.
- The Digges-Bourne telescope (ltr.), 89
Trafford, Stanley
- Noctilucent clouds (ill.), 191
Trombino, Don
- Annular solar eclipse of 1994 May 10 (ill.), 163
Verseau, R.
- A smooth sector lead-screw drive system, 222
Wade, Peter
- Naked-eye sunspots, 1980-1992, 86
Warwick, R.
- X-ray astrophysics - past, present and future (mtg.), 319
Watson, John
- Edwin Hubble, discoverer of the Big Bang Universe? (ltr.), 9
Williams, Iwan
- Trans-Neptunian objects and the Kuiper Belt (mtg.), 267
Willmore, A.P.
- The evolution of clusters and groups of galaxies (mtg.), 144
Wood, Ted
- A visit to Australia (mtg.), 197
Youdale, Jack
- The Reverend Thomas Espin (1858-1934) (mtg.), 40
Young, Graham
- Venus: The Geological Story, Peter Cattermole (rvw.), 138

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