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Robotic Telescope 2019

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Scott Alexander
Robert Allin
Patrick Ashmore
James Barrie
Chuck Bennett
Bill Blackwood
Kenneth Boshcoff
Catherine Carr
Gilles Ferrand
Stephan Gabos
Michael Glowacki
Diego Gomez
Peter Hanson
Douglas Hardy
James Hoag
Douglas Hube
Gregory Inglis
Ronald Kerr
Jim Laing
Calvin Lambie
Shawn Lee
David MacKinnon
James Matthews
Alan McKeown
Jim McWilliams
Graham Murphy
Henry Neil

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Eclipse 1984 PR

RASC Toronto Centre Press Releaes for May 1984 solar eclipse.

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GA 1990 Package

  • Overview
  • Accommodation
  • Registration
  • How to Get to Carlton
  • Preliminary Schedule
  • Display Competition
  • Registration Forms
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Episode 12 Supplement

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JRASC February 2020

Inside this issue:

  • The Pioneer Anomaly
  • Playing with Magnitudes
  • Atmospheric Display of a Lifetime!
  • Sidney Girling and Joseph Pearce
  • Stellar Space-Density Analyses
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Episode 11 Supplement

Crisium


Mare Crisium as sketched by Eva M. Brook on December 3rd, 1895 at Simcoe, Ontario. 12-inch reflector (image © RASC Archives)

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Episode 10 Supplement

Telescope


Equatorially mounted reflector with 8.5-inch primary mirror by RASC member John A. Brashear. This was donated to the Society by Weston Wetherbee, FRASC, in 1904. It was a considerable gift at the time. Its present whereabouts are unknown (unnumbered plate from The Royal Astronomical Society of Canada Selected Papers and Proceedings 1904).


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Episode 9 Supplement

Diversity and inclusivity are issues of the present as well as of the past for a scientific organization like the RASC; the topics of gender, cultural origins, and "race" are nothing new.* No Society which extends an open invitation to all to join its ranks, and purposes to make positive astronomical contributions to the local, regional, national, and international communities of which it is a part, can afford to ignore questions of who is in, and who is out, which cultures are represented, and which ignored, which matter, and which don't.

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Episode 8 Supplement

Bonaventure A 17th-century monastic advocate of female particiupation in the learned world (Dom Bonaventure also had an interest in astronomy; image © by R.A. Rosenfeld)


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JRASC December 2019

Feature Articles / Articles de fond

  • Thomas Lindsay, Toronto Astronomical Society Member—A Remarkable Life
    by Clark Muir
  • The Osseo, Ontario, IAB Complex Iron Meteorite Revisited
    by Howard Plotkin and Gary Mckerracher
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