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Mercury Magazine Contents
Vol. 28 No. 5
September/October 1999
 

Page Article
10 Planetary Rings: Moonlets in a Cosmic Sandblaster, Richard H. Durisen
From apparent delicacy to dusty slumpiness, planetary ring systems offer much to the scientist and the artist. What creates and maintains the rings? What about them moves us?
24 The Play's the Thing...Some thoughts on Introductory Physics Teaching, Victor J. Montemayor
Teaching science in general, and physics and astronomy in particular, is difficult in an era of decreasing attention spans and increasing extracurricular activities and responsibilities among students. but engaging and involving them is certainly not impossible.
32 Lunar Vistas and Apollo's Legacy, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
A new collection of photographs from the Apollo missions demonstrates that, in spite of searing extremes in temperature and a negligible atmosphere, the Moon is a beautiful world.
36 Be Careful Saving the World from Near-Earth-Orbit Objects: You May Be Breaking the Law, Thomas E. Colonna and Desencia E. Thomas
There exists a body of international law surrounding the uses of outer space. Given that we want to protect ourselves from extraterrestrial impacts, can we really do so legally?
  Departments
2 Editorial, James C. White II
Shadow Touch
4 Letters to the Editor
6 Echoes of the Past, Katherine Bracher
The History of the Earth
7 Education Newswire, Leo P. Connolly
Resources and news for astronomy educators
8 Armchair Astrophysics, Eric Schulman
Front Yard Cosmology
9 Astronomer's Notebook, Christopher J. Conselice
U.S. Astronomy in the Next Ten Years
41 World Beat, Helen and Edwin Woerner
A Close Conjunction Comes to the UAE
C1 SkyMap and SkyChat, Richard Talcott
43 Last Page, Donna B. Smith
A Temporal Disturbance in Vegas

 

 
 

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