Journal of the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York March 2008 Volume 56 Number 3, ISSN 0146-7662 EYEPIECE harnessing of these waves for scientific research. ... This worldlet, 595 miles in diameter, was the first asteroid to be discovered, in 1801. ... March 2 Moon lies near Jupiter. ... March 7 New Moon at 12:14 p.m. March 10 M oon a t p er igee, 227,607 m iles fr om E a r t h , 5:39 p.m. March 14 F ir st -quarter Moon at 6:46 a.m.; Moon lies near Mars. ...

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... 337, 275­292 (2002) The correlation of line strength with luminosity and redshift from composite quasi-stellar object spectra S. M. Croom,1 K. Rhook,1 E. A. Corbett,1 B. J. Boyle,1 H. Netzer,2 N. S. Loaring,3 L ... We measure highly significant Baldwin effects for most broad emission lines (C IV 1549, C III] 1909, Mg II 2798, H ,H ) and show that they are predominantly caused by correlations with luminosity, not redshift. ... The correlations of log W with log(1 + z ) for each line. ...