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February 1976 |
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Features 10 By
David Morrison |
pg. 6 |
Exploding Stars By
Bill Johnson |
pg. 18 |
Stellar Frontiers By
Gerrit L. Verschuur How Far Is Up? |
pg. 26 |
Photography in Astronomy By
Diane L. Payton Astrophotography: A Woman's View |
pg. 32 |
Photograph a Comet By
Leo C. Henzl, Jr. |
pg. 37 |
Gazer's Gazette By
Henry J. Phillips The Gibbous Moon |
pg. 42 |
Sky Almanac Comet West Brightens |
pg. 51 |
The Zeta Reticuli Incident By
Terence Dickinson |
pg. 60 |
February Star Dome By
Henry J. Phillips, James Mullaney |
pg. 67 |
Close-Up on the Lepus Region |
pg. 73 |
Eyepiece Impressions |
pg. 74 |
Planet Finder - February 1976 |
pg. 76 |
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