The Official Publication of the Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton Director Ludy D'Angelo 609-882-9336 ludy@princetonastronomy.org Assistant Director Jeff Bernardis ... .com Editor Michael Wright (609) 371-5668 editors@princetonastronomy.org Also online at princetonastronomy.wordpress.com Volume 40 April 2011 Number 4 From the Director What does it mean to do astronomy ... It takes time. ... This second installment covers the telescope itself and its maker, Henry Fitz. ...

Journal of the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York September 2009 Volume 57 Number 9, ISSN 0146-7662 EYEPIECE Eclipsed by Clouds, and Other Chinese Adventures By Tony Hoffman In mid-July, I went to China on t h e P la n et a r y Society's eclipse tour, to see the 21st Century's longest total solar eclipse from near Shanghai. ... The view through the first scope was poor, with glare from stray light rendering Jupiter's Galilean moons all but invisible. ... September 2 Moon lies near Jupiter. ...

... List of colloquium talks given during the summer of 2013 . Program of the SAO Summer Intern Symposium, August 14, 2013 . 2013 Summer Program Calendars for June , July , and August . ... ADVISOR: Dr. Christine Jones (HEA Division CfA) . ... PROJECT TITLE: The Gas Environment of AGNs in a Sample of 3CRR Radio Galaxies . ... ADVISOR: Dr. Peter Williams (OIR Division CfA) . ... PROJECT TITLE: Identification and Investigation of Martian Dust Storm Source Regions from Orbital Observations . ...

Rep ort by the ESA­ESO Working Group on Extra-Solar Planets 4 March 2005 Summary Various techniques are being used to search for extra-solar planetary signatures, including accurate measurement of radial velocity and positional (astrometric) displacements, gravitational microlensing, and photometric transits. Planned space experiments promise a considerable increase in the detections and statistical knowledge arising especially from transit and astrometric measurements over the years 2005­15, with some