Articles in the BAA Journal

Recent papers in the Journal with historical themes include:

"Thomas G.E.Elger at Kempston - nine years that 'saved' amateur selenography" - Nigel Longshaw (J.Br. Astron Assoc. 130:5 pp 285-288)

"The astronomical observations & connections of Henry Prescott (1649-1719)" - Richard Sargeant (J Br. Astron Assoc. 130:4 pp 210-218)

"Fiametta Wilson: A centennial appreciation" - Bill Barton and Mike Frost (J Br. Astron Assoc. 130:3 pp 136-137)

"Roland L.T. Clarkson: a Suffolk astronomer" - Richard Mckim (J Br. Astron Assoc. 130:2 pp 83-94)

"Naked eye sunspot observations: a critical review of pre-telescopic western reports" - John Simpson (J Br. Astron Assoc. 130:1 pp 15-31)

"John S. Glasby: a BAA engima" - Martin Mobberley (J Br. Astron Assoc. 129:4 pp 203-215)

"Apollo and the BAA Lunar Section" - Bill Leatherbarrow (J Br. Astron Assoc. 129:3 pp 130-131)

"The Myth of Henry Hudson's Sunspots" - John Simpson (J Br. Astron Assoc. 129:2 pp 89-94)

"Alice Grace Cook: An East Anglian Meteor Observer" - William Barton (J Br. Astron Assoc. 129:1 pp 29-37)

"James H. Worthington (1884-1980): a quest for totality, observatories and Martian canals" - Martin Mobberley (J Br. Astron Assoc. 128;6 2018 pp 331-346)

"A previously unreported naked-eye sunspot observation" - John Simpson (J Br. Astron Assoc. 128;3 2018 pp 175-176)

The strange world of V. Axel Firsoff (1910-1981)" - Martin Mobberley (J Br. Astron Assoc. 128;3, 2018 pp 141-156)

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