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peed (Nex (0 Volume 3| ASP and Mercury Magazine Wonders of Astronomy—MarAp/r , p. 41 History Shibley, J.: Watching Jupiter's Moons— Bennett, M.: On Becoming the Bracher, K.: Dark Cosmic Clouds— May/June, p. 38 Executive Director—Mar/Apr, p.4 Works of Note—Jan/Feb, p. 40 May/June, p. 12 Shibley, J.: A Whirlpool Romance— Naeye, R.: The ASP and Amateur Works of Note—Mar/Apr, p. 42 Bracher, K.: The Chemistry of Stars— Mar/Apr, p. 14 Astronomers—Jan/Feb, p. 4 Works of Note—July/Aug, p. 42 Nov/Dec, p. 11 Naeye, R., et al.: Celebrating 30 Years Works of Note—Sep/Oct, p. 40 Bracher, K.: The Luminosities of Science Policy of Mercury—Jan/Feb, p. 14 Stars—Jan/Feb, p.11 Naeye, R.: Dan Goldin’s Legacy— Jan/Feb, p. 41 Society Scope—Jan/Feb, p. 5 Cosmology Bracher, K.: The Nature of Comets— Conselice, C.: Lost in the Heart of July/Aug, p. 14 Naeye, R.: I'll Never See Pluto— Society Scope—Mar/Apr, p. 5 Darkness—Jan/Feb, p. 8 May/June, p. 4 Bracher, K.: The Satellites of Jupiter— Society Scope—May/June, p. 5 Conselice, C.: From Darkness to Mar/Apr, p. 12 Society Scope—July/Aug, p. 5 Light—Mar/Apr, p. 9 Solar System Bracher, K.: Search for an Intra- Barile, S.: 2002: A Martian Odyssey— Society Scope—Sep/Oct, p. 5 Filippenko, A. and Pasachoff, J.: Mercurial Planet—Sep/Oct, p. 11 Sep/Oct, p. 30 A Universe from Nothing— Society Scope—Nov/Dec, p. 5 Mar/Apr, p. 15 Cunningham, C.: Bode’s Law on Conselice, C.: The Edge of the Solar Trial—Mar/Apr, p. 11 System—Nov/Dec, p. 9 Kwok, S.: Probing the Universe with Astronomy and Culture Planetary Nebulae—July/Aug, Cunningham, C.: How Do We Know Cunningham, C.: Asteroid Hysteria— Levy, D.: Beyond the Equations: The p: 29 Earth Rotates?—July/Aug, p. 13 Nov/Dec, p. 33 Night Sky, Spirituality, and Masada Mar/Apr, p. 24 Naeye, R.: A Cyclic Cosmology— Cunningham, C.: The Lunar Durda, D.: The K/T Calamity Mar/Apr, p. 22 Challenge—Sep/Oct, p. 10 Nov/Dec, p. 30 Levy, D.: Judaism and Astronomy— Mar/Apr, p. 28 Wanjek, C.: A Polarized Universe— Cunningham, C.: The Philosopher’s Naeye, R.: Assessing the Asteroid Nov/Dec, p. 8 Stone—Nov/Dec, p. 10 Threat—Nov/Dec, p. 4 Sheehan, W.: Religion and the Stars— May/June, p. 14 Cunningham, C.: Tycho at 400— Naeye, R.: Comets: The Wild Card— Education Jan/Feb, p. 10 Nov/Dec, p. 29 ZEuacrktehr—mSaenp,/ OcBt.:, Trpa.s 2h2i ng Life on GAsobledll—-MCalyar/kJeu,n eJ,.: Stpr. ik1i3n g Kuiper Belt MLeonntgzietru,d e R.:P rJoupbilteerm’—s MMaoyo/nJsu nea,n d the SMeomuenntiauikn,s Io.:r AMsotleerhoiildl s:I mpSaiczti:n g Up the Bennett, M.: Education and Outreach p. 34 Impact Hazard—Nov/Dec, p. 24 Astrophysics Conselice, C.: How to Study the First with SOFIA—May/June, p. 29 Osterbrock, D.: Walter Baade: Master Seydel, C.: Into Thick Air— Stars—July/Aug, p. 11 Berendsen, M.: Living Inside the Milky Observer—July/Aug, p. 32 Jan/Feb, p. 24 Israelian, G.: Hyping Hypernovae— Way—Sep/Oct, p. 12 Russell, J. B.: Flattening the Earth— Sheppard, S.: Jupiter Satellites: 39 and Jan/Feb, p. 7 Free, J.: Transforming Astronomy Sep/Oct, p. 34 Counting—July/Aug, p. 10 Education—Jan/Feb, p. 12 Wanjek, C.: From Neutron Stars to Sheehan, W.: The Tragic Case of T.J.J. Quark Stars—May/June, p. 10 Lockwood, J.: Prediction in the See—Nov/Dec, p. 34 Stars & Stellar Evolution Classroom—Mar/Apr, p. 13 Conselice, C.: Brown Dwarfs: The CWaonsjmeikc, RC.a:y sF—uJnu lTyh/iAnuggs, top . D1o2 with Mayo, L.: Running an After-School Human Space Exploration Missing Link—Sep/Oct, p. 8 Astronomy Club—Nov/Dec, p. 14 Naeye, R.: In Defense of the Space Cunningham, C.: Exotic Stars— Wanjek, C.: The Gamma-Ray Burst Station—July/Aug, p. 4 May/June, p. 11 Next Door—Mar/Apr, p. 10 Rest, C., Smith, D., and Teays, T.: NASA's New Resource Directery— Kaler, J.: Lighting the Nebulae— Astrotourism July/Aug, p. 15 OAbssterrovnionmgy and Amateur July/Aug, p. 17 Dodd, L.: Astronomy Down Under Sadler, P.: Coupling Heaven to Earth— Espenak, F:: Australia’s 2002 Total Kwok, S.: Planetary Nebulae: Shrouds Mar/Apr, p. 30 Nov/Dec, p. 12 Eclipse of the Sun—Mar/Apr, p. 34 of Mystery—July/Aug, p. 24 Seydel, C.: Students Contribute to Jones, M.: Determine Your Longitude Black Holes Jupiter Science—Jan/Feb, p. 28 with Jupiter’s Moons— Sun Wanjek, C.: Black Hole Give and May/June, p. 37 Shwartz, M.: Looking Inside the Sun— Take—Jan/Feb, p. 9 Walsh, P.: Telescopic Therapy— Mar/Apr, p. 8 Jan/Feb, p. 32 O'Meara, S.J.: Seeing Details on Wanjek, C.: Ring Around the Black Mercury—Nov/Dec, p. 37 Hole—Sep/Oct, p. 9 Zevin, D.: Project ASTRO—Nov/Dec, Telescopes and Observatories p. 17 Seydel, C.: Amateurs Contribute to Conselice, C.: The California Extreme- Book Reviews Jupiter Science—Jan/Feb, p. 27 ly Large Telescope—May/June, p. 22 Billings, S.: Fischer, D.: Mission Jupiter; Extrasolar Planets Shibley, J.: Crucible of Creation— Larkin, J.: Terrestrial Planet Finder— Hanlon, M.: The Worlds of Galileo— Boss, A.: They Might Be Giants— Jan/Feb, p. 13 Sep/Oct, p. 18 Jan/Feb, p. 39 May/June, p. 8 Shibley, J.: Enjoy the Jupiter Show— Schilling, G.: A Brief History of ESO— Fraknoi, A.: Hodge, P.: Higher than Jan/Feb, p. 31 May/June, p. 19 Everest: An Adventurer’s Guide to the Extraterrestrial Life Solar System—May/June, p. 41 Conselice, C. Astrobiology: The New Shibley, J.: Globular Galore— SchillingG,. : The Ultimate Astronomy—May/June, p. 9 May/June, p. 15 Telescope—May/June, p. 16 Odenwald, S.: Plait, P.: Bad Astronomy—Nov/Dec, p. 40 Naeye, R.: Astronomical Wagers— Shibley, J.: Monsters of Autumn— Shostak, S.: SETI All the Time: The Sep/Oct, p. 4 Sep/Oct, p. 13 Allen Telescope Array—Sep/Oct, p. 29 Plait, P.: Schilling, G.: Flash! The Hunt for the Biggest Explosions in the Shostak, S.: SETI’s Prospects Are Shibley, J.: Summer’s Planetaries— Stephens, S.: Flying Telescopes Universe—Sep/Oct, p. 39 Bright—Sep/Oct, p. 24 July/Aug, p. 16 May/June, p. 23 Sheehan, W.: Levy, D. and Wallach- Zuckerman, B.: Why SETI Will Fail— Shibley, J.: Surfing the Chains of Thaller, M.: SIRTF: NASA's Next Great Levy, W.: Cosmic Discoveries: The Sep/Oct, p. 14 Winter—Nov/Dee, p. 13 Observatory—May/June, p. 32 42 Mercury NOVEMBER - DECEMBER 2002