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February 2022 Journal

On 10 Jan, 2022 By james@jamesedgar.ca

Inside this issue:

  • Asteroid (10047) Davidchapman
  • Apollo Geological Training
  • Coloured Double-star System
Something new recently is live links between Table of Contents and an actual article. Even the titles on the front cover are live. And, the end of an article is a live link to the Tables of Contents.
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December 2021 Journal

On 01 Dec, 2021 By james@jamesedgar.ca

Inside this issue:

  • A Green Laser Observation Across Minas Basin
  • Photometric Monitoring and Period Changes in SX Phoenicis Star XX Cygni. IV.

Plus the usual columnists, with great astrophotos by people you may know.

Something new recently is live links between Table of Contents and an actual article. Even the titles on the front cover are live. And, the end of an article is a live link to the Tables of Contents.
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2018 August

On 21 Nov, 2021 By walter.macdonal...

2018-08-31 Hunting for Asteroids


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Astrophotography

On 24 Oct, 2021 By jenna.hinds@rasc.ca

Photo Team

The Robotic Telescope Photo Team's goal is to produce crisp, consistent data of deep-sky astrophotography targets. They also develop procedures for operating the telescope in order to acquire consistent astrophotography data.

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JRASC October 2021

On 21 Sep, 2021 By james@jamesedgar.ca

Inside this issue

  • Diffraction Halos, Baily’s Beads, and Diamond Rings
  • Star Culture in a Colonized World
  • STEVE: A Look Back
  • Carolyn S. Shoemaker 1929–2021
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BSO

Coming soon.

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JRASC August 2021

On 09 Jul, 2021 By james@jamesedgar.ca

Inside this issue:

  • A Pas de Deux with Aurora and Steve
  • Detection Threshold of Noctilucent Clouds

Note: the titles in the Table of Contents are now hyperlinked to the respective article or column.

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HSH - CMC Research

On 08 Jun, 2021 By Anonymous (not verified)

CHRISTINE CLEMENT's RESEARCH
with the HELEN SAWYER HOGG TELESCOPE
at LAS CAMPANAS, CHILE

The Helen Sawyer Hogg telescope was a 24-inch Cassegrain reflector set up in Chile in 1971 by the University of Toronto. It was located at the Observatory of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, on Las Campanas, one of the best sites in the world because of its dark, clear skies. The telescope remained in operation until 1997.

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HSH - About Our Author

On 08 Jun, 2021 By Anonymous (not verified)

Christine Coutts Clement

Professor Emeritus,

David A. Dunlap Dept. of Astronomy & Astrophysics

University of Toronto


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JRASC June 2021

On 17 May, 2021 By dave@trustdriven.com

Inside this issue:

  • Amateur Astronomers and the Hubble Space Telescope
  • Canadian Guidelines for Outdoor Lighting (CGOL)
  • The Planetarium: Linked to War
  • Caroline Lucretia Herschel, 1750–1848

Plus the regular columnists, with amazing B&W and colour images from amateur astrophotographers and sketchers.

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