Mercury 2001: Vol 30 Index

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ASP Wanjek, C.: Armchair Astrophysics: Lockwood, J.: Focus on Education: Sheehan, W.: The Historic Hunt for
Bash, F.: Editorial: Some Musings Baby Stars in Orion Solve Mystery— Hey Look, There’s Plants on Moons—Mar/Apr, p. 23
from the Outgoing President— Nov/Dec, p. 9 Mars!—July/Aug, p. 8
Mar/Apr, p. 4
Wanjek, C.: Chandra Delivers— Lockwood, J.: Focus on Education: Observing and
Filippenko, A.: Editorial: Welcome Mar/Apr, p. 12 Increasing Our Connection to the Amateur Astronomy
from the New ASP President— Stars—May/June, p. 10 Sheehan, W.: Astronomer’s Scrapbook:
May/June, p. 4 Wanjek, C.: Research Notebook: The Moon Illusion—Jan/Feb, p. 12
Gamma-Ray Bursts: We’re Getting Mayo, L.: Focus on Education:
Naeye, R.: Editorial: The Sky Js Cleser—Jan/Feb, p. 10 Needs of a New Breed of Scientist— Shibley, J.: The Celestial Enquirer:
Falling-—Nov/Dec, p. 4 Sep/Oct, p. 16 101 Jovian Nights—Jan/Feb, p. 11
Society Scope—Jan/Feb, p. 5 Black Holes Mihos, C. and Bothun, G.: Cosmos Shibley, J.: The Celestial Enquirer:
Harrison, D.: Research Notebook: on a Computer—July/Aug, p. 23 Spring’s Realm of the Galaxies—
Society Scope—Mar/ Apr, p. 5 Creating Binary Black Holes— Mar/Apr, p. 11
Mar/Apr, p. 10 Spissinger, J.: Focus on Education:
Society Scope—May/June, p. 5 High School Students Strike Chan- Shibley, J.: Observer’s Page: Survey-
Society Scope—July/Aug, p. 5 Naeye, R.: Astronomy Newsflash: dra Gold—Mar/Apr, p. 8 ing Fall Doubles—Sep/Oct, p. 15
Creating Artificial Black Holes—
Society Scope—Sep/Oct, p. 5 Nov/Dec, p. 7 Shibley, J.: Observer’s Page: Surveying
Extrasolar Planets Our Home Galaxy—July/Aug, p. 11
Society Scope—Nov/Dec, p. 5 Wanjek, C.: Armchair Astrophysics: Fischer, D.: Astronomy Newsflash: A
Building a Supermassive Black Planetary System Similar to Ours— Shibley, J.: Observer's Page: Wink of
White, J.: Editorial: The Voyage Hole—Sep/Oct, p. 12 Sep/Oct, p. 9 a Demon’s Eye—Nov/Dec, p. 13
Continues—July/Aug, p. 4
Wanjek, C.: Armchair Astrophysics: Israelian, G.: Astronomy Newswire: White, S.: Advanced Adventures at
More Hidden Black Hole Dangers— A Star that Swallowed a Planet?— Kitt Peak—July/Aug, p. 32
Asteroids, Comets, and July/Aug, p. 9 May/June, p. 15
Unknown Objects
Radio Astronomy
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astron-
omy: Amateur Assists Comet Book Reviews Extraterrestrial Life Lazio, T. J. W.: Razor-Sharp Radio
Flyby—Nov/Dec, p. 10 Carroll, M.: Sheehan, W. and Kress, M.: Collecting Cosmic Dust— Astronomy—May/June, p. 32
O'Meara, S. J.: Mars—July/Aug, p. 40 Nov/Dec, p. 24
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astrono-
my: Binary Asteroids—July/Aug, p. 12 Cohan, J. A.: Bennett, J.: On the Science Policy
Cosmic Horizon—Mar/ Apr, p. 41 Galaxies Conselice, C.: Last Page: Astrono-
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astron- Liu, C.: When Galaxies Collide— my’s Uncertain Future—May/June,
omy: The Kuiper Belt and Beyond— Haeberle, T.: Krauss, L.: Atom-— July/Aug, p. 13 p. 42
Sep/Oct, p. 11 Sep/Oct, p. 42
Marvel, K.: Commentary: Astrono-
Phillips, J.: A Field Guide to Mete- Haeberle, T.: Standage, T.: The History my Under Review—Nov/Dec, p. 41
orites—Nov/Dec, p. 32 Neptune File—May/June, p. 41 Best, J, Maene, S., and Usher, P.:
Copernicus’s Neglected Successor—
Miller, R.: Bartusiak, M.: Einstein’s Sep/Oct, p. 38 Solar System
Astronomy and Culture Unfinished Symphony—Jan/Feb, p. 41 Hoffman, N.: White Mars: The Story
Brown, L.: World Beat: The Astrono- Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: The of the Red Planet Without Water—
my of the Kerkennah Islands— Schomaker, W.: Kaler, J.: Extreme Formation of the Moon—Jan/Feb, Jan/Feb,p . 14
Jan/Feb, p. 34 Stars—Nov/Dec, p. 39 p- / Jenniskens, P.: Ready for the
Impey, C.: Reacting to the Size and Works of Note—Jan/Feb, p. 42 Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: Life Storm—Nov/Dec, p. 14
the Shape of the Universe—Jan/Feb, Works of Note—Mar/Apr, p. 42 on Other Worlds—Mar/Apr, p. 7
p. 36 Works of Note—July/Aug, p. 41 Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: Novae SMcohdoemrank erM, oWo.:n sOn— Mthae rAH/purn ,t p.f o2r9
Impey, C.: Reacting to the Size and and Variable Stars—July/Aug, p. 7
the Shape of the Universe, Part 2— Works of Note—Nov/Dec, p. 40 Sheehan, W.: Astronomer’s Scrap-
Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: book: The Evocative Colors of a Red
Mar/Apr, p. 34
Radio Stars—Sep/Oct, p. 13 Planet—May/June, p. 14
Naeye, R.: Editorial: 2001, Then and Cosmology
Now—Jan/Feb, p. 4 Cohn, J. and Schulman, E.: Armchair Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: A Sheehan, W.: Astronomer’s Scrap-
Astrophysics: Looking for Lambda— Solar Eclipse in Sumatra—Nov/Dec, book: Reflections on Mars—
May/June, p. 11 i a Sep/Oct, p. 14
Astrophysics
BSaerpt/uOscita,k , p.M .1:7 Pas de Deux— SAcsthruolpmhayns,i csE:. aTnhde CCoohsnm,o loJ.g: iAcramlc hair SBroaucnhdesr, oKf. :H yEdchrooegse no—fM tahye /JPaustn:e ,T he Space Exploration
Conselice, C.: Research Notebook: Constant—Mar/Apr, p. 9 p.9 JCaonh/aFne,b, J.p .A .2:4 Hubble House Call—
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astron-
Are the Physical Constants Con- Wanjek, C.: Research Notebook:
stant?—Nov/Dec, p. 8 MAPping the Baby Universe— omy: The First Asteroid—Jan/Feb,
May/June,p , 12 p. 13 Stars and Stellar Evolution
Conselice, C.: Research Notebook: Oppenheimer, B.: White Dwarfs by
Not Just Planets—Sep/Oct, p. 10 Naeye, R.: Editorial: Opening Win- the Billions—May/June, p. 16
Education dows (Not the Microsoft Kind)—
Libbrecht, K.: LIGO: Hearing the Asbel]-Clarke, J.: Focus on Educa- Sep/Oct, p. 4
Gravitational-Wave Universe— tion: On-line Astronomy Educa- Sun
Sep/Oct, p. 24 tion—Nov/Dec, p. 12 Osterbrock, D.; Astronomer for All Bahcall, J.. How the Sun Shines—
Seasons: Heber D. Curtis— Sep/Oct, p. 30
Sphcyhsuilcmsa: nW,h aEt.': sA rtmhce hDaairr k AMstartot-e r?— BAesntnreotnto, miJc.:a Flo cLuess soonn s Edfurcoamt ioEnl:ec tion May/June, p. 24 Conselice, C.: Research Notebook:
Jan/Feb, p. 9 2000—Jan/Feb, p. 8 CScohninlleicntg,i oGn.—: JuThley /ASutagr,- Ppy.r a2m8i d pThhye siScusn:— JuTlhye/ AOurgi,g inp . o1f0 Astro-
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ASP Wanjek, C.: Armchair Astrophysics: Lockwood, J.: Focus on Education: Sheehan, W.: The Historic Hunt for
Bash, F.: Editorial: Some Musings Baby Stars in Orion Solve Mystery— Hey Look, There’s Plants on Moons—Mar/Apr, p. 23
from the Outgoing President— Nov/Dec, p. 9 Mars!—July/Aug, p. 8
Mar/Apr, p. 4
Wanjek, C.: Chandra Delivers— Lockwood, J.: Focus on Education: Observing and
Filippenko, A.: Editorial: Welcome Mar/Apr, p. 12 Increasing Our Connection to the Amateur Astronomy
from the New ASP President— Stars—May/June, p. 10 Sheehan, W.: Astronomer’s Scrapbook:
May/June, p. 4 Wanjek, C.: Research Notebook: The Moon Illusion—Jan/Feb, p. 12
Gamma-Ray Bursts: We’re Getting Mayo, L.: Focus on Education:
Naeye, R.: Editorial: The Sky Js Cleser—Jan/Feb, p. 10 Needs of a New Breed of Scientist— Shibley, J.: The Celestial Enquirer:
Falling-—Nov/Dec, p. 4 Sep/Oct, p. 16 101 Jovian Nights—Jan/Feb, p. 11
Society Scope—Jan/Feb, p. 5 Black Holes Mihos, C. and Bothun, G.: Cosmos Shibley, J.: The Celestial Enquirer:
Harrison, D.: Research Notebook: on a Computer—July/Aug, p. 23 Spring’s Realm of the Galaxies—
Society Scope—Mar/ Apr, p. 5 Creating Binary Black Holes— Mar/Apr, p. 11
Mar/Apr, p. 10 Spissinger, J.: Focus on Education:
Society Scope—May/June, p. 5 High School Students Strike Chan- Shibley, J.: Observer’s Page: Survey-
Society Scope—July/Aug, p. 5 Naeye, R.: Astronomy Newsflash: dra Gold—Mar/Apr, p. 8 ing Fall Doubles—Sep/Oct, p. 15
Creating Artificial Black Holes—
Society Scope—Sep/Oct, p. 5 Nov/Dec, p. 7 Shibley, J.: Observer’s Page: Surveying
Extrasolar Planets Our Home Galaxy—July/Aug, p. 11
Society Scope—Nov/Dec, p. 5 Wanjek, C.: Armchair Astrophysics: Fischer, D.: Astronomy Newsflash: A
Building a Supermassive Black Planetary System Similar to Ours— Shibley, J.: Observer's Page: Wink of
White, J.: Editorial: The Voyage Hole—Sep/Oct, p. 12 Sep/Oct, p. 9 a Demon’s Eye—Nov/Dec, p. 13
Continues—July/Aug, p. 4
Wanjek, C.: Armchair Astrophysics: Israelian, G.: Astronomy Newswire: White, S.: Advanced Adventures at
More Hidden Black Hole Dangers— A Star that Swallowed a Planet?— Kitt Peak—July/Aug, p. 32
Asteroids, Comets, and July/Aug, p. 9 May/June, p. 15
Unknown Objects
Radio Astronomy
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astron-
omy: Amateur Assists Comet Book Reviews Extraterrestrial Life Lazio, T. J. W.: Razor-Sharp Radio
Flyby—Nov/Dec, p. 10 Carroll, M.: Sheehan, W. and Kress, M.: Collecting Cosmic Dust— Astronomy—May/June, p. 32
O'Meara, S. J.: Mars—July/Aug, p. 40 Nov/Dec, p. 24
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astrono-
my: Binary Asteroids—July/Aug, p. 12 Cohan, J. A.: Bennett, J.: On the Science Policy
Cosmic Horizon—Mar/ Apr, p. 41 Galaxies Conselice, C.: Last Page: Astrono-
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astron- Liu, C.: When Galaxies Collide— my’s Uncertain Future—May/June,
omy: The Kuiper Belt and Beyond— Haeberle, T.: Krauss, L.: Atom-— July/Aug, p. 13 p. 42
Sep/Oct, p. 11 Sep/Oct, p. 42
Marvel, K.: Commentary: Astrono-
Phillips, J.: A Field Guide to Mete- Haeberle, T.: Standage, T.: The History my Under Review—Nov/Dec, p. 41
orites—Nov/Dec, p. 32 Neptune File—May/June, p. 41 Best, J, Maene, S., and Usher, P.:
Copernicus’s Neglected Successor—
Miller, R.: Bartusiak, M.: Einstein’s Sep/Oct, p. 38 Solar System
Astronomy and Culture Unfinished Symphony—Jan/Feb, p. 41 Hoffman, N.: White Mars: The Story
Brown, L.: World Beat: The Astrono- Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: The of the Red Planet Without Water—
my of the Kerkennah Islands— Schomaker, W.: Kaler, J.: Extreme Formation of the Moon—Jan/Feb, Jan/Feb,p . 14
Jan/Feb, p. 34 Stars—Nov/Dec, p. 39 p- / Jenniskens, P.: Ready for the
Impey, C.: Reacting to the Size and Works of Note—Jan/Feb, p. 42 Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: Life Storm—Nov/Dec, p. 14
the Shape of the Universe—Jan/Feb, Works of Note—Mar/Apr, p. 42 on Other Worlds—Mar/Apr, p. 7
p. 36 Works of Note—July/Aug, p. 41 Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: Novae SMcohdoemrank erM, oWo.:n sOn— Mthae rAH/purn ,t p.f o2r9
Impey, C.: Reacting to the Size and and Variable Stars—July/Aug, p. 7
the Shape of the Universe, Part 2— Works of Note—Nov/Dec, p. 40 Sheehan, W.: Astronomer’s Scrap-
Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: book: The Evocative Colors of a Red
Mar/Apr, p. 34
Radio Stars—Sep/Oct, p. 13 Planet—May/June, p. 14
Naeye, R.: Editorial: 2001, Then and Cosmology
Now—Jan/Feb, p. 4 Cohn, J. and Schulman, E.: Armchair Bracher, K.: Echoes of the Past: A Sheehan, W.: Astronomer’s Scrap-
Astrophysics: Looking for Lambda— Solar Eclipse in Sumatra—Nov/Dec, book: Reflections on Mars—
May/June, p. 11 i a Sep/Oct, p. 14
Astrophysics
BSaerpt/uOscita,k , p.M .1:7 Pas de Deux— SAcsthruolpmhayns,i csE:. aTnhde CCoohsnm,o loJ.g: iAcramlc hair SBroaucnhdesr, oKf. :H yEdchrooegse no—fM tahye /JPaustn:e ,T he Space Exploration
Conselice, C.: Research Notebook: Constant—Mar/Apr, p. 9 p.9 JCaonh/aFne,b, J.p .A .2:4 Hubble House Call—
Cunningham, C.: Annals of Astron-
Are the Physical Constants Con- Wanjek, C.: Research Notebook:
stant?—Nov/Dec, p. 8 MAPping the Baby Universe— omy: The First Asteroid—Jan/Feb,
May/June,p , 12 p. 13 Stars and Stellar Evolution
Conselice, C.: Research Notebook: Oppenheimer, B.: White Dwarfs by
Not Just Planets—Sep/Oct, p. 10 Naeye, R.: Editorial: Opening Win- the Billions—May/June, p. 16
Education dows (Not the Microsoft Kind)—
Libbrecht, K.: LIGO: Hearing the Asbel]-Clarke, J.: Focus on Educa- Sep/Oct, p. 4
Gravitational-Wave Universe— tion: On-line Astronomy Educa- Sun
Sep/Oct, p. 24 tion—Nov/Dec, p. 12 Osterbrock, D.; Astronomer for All Bahcall, J.. How the Sun Shines—
Seasons: Heber D. Curtis— Sep/Oct, p. 30
Sphcyhsuilcmsa: nW,h aEt.': sA rtmhce hDaairr k AMstartot-e r?— BAesntnreotnto, miJc.:a Flo cLuess soonn s Edfurcoamt ioEnl:ec tion May/June, p. 24 Conselice, C.: Research Notebook:
Jan/Feb, p. 9 2000—Jan/Feb, p. 8 CScohninlleicntg,i oGn.—: JuThley /ASutagr,- Ppy.r a2m8i d pThhye siScusn:— JuTlhye/ AOurgi,g inp . o1f0 Astro-
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