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INDEX TO VOLUME 28 OF THE JOURNAL OF THE ASSOCIATION OF LUNAR AND PLANETARY OBSERVERS (The Strolling Astronomer) by Michael Mattei PUBLICATION DATA Issue Number 1-2, October, 1979...pages 1-44 3-4, January, 1980... 45-84 5-6, April, 1980... 85-128 7-8, August, 1980... 129-172 9-10, December, 1980... 173-216 11-12, March, 1981... 217-260 AUTHOR INDEX Pages Baum, Richard Historical Sightings of The Craters of Mercury 17-22 Benton, Julius L. A Questionnaire for the Evaluation of Astronomical Telescopes 167-169 Observational Notes Regarding the 1979-1980 Apparition of Saturn: The Edgewise Presentation of the Rings 1-5 The 1975-1976 and 1977-1978 Western (Morning) Apparitions of Venus: Visual Observations and Photographs 85-94 The 1977-1978 Apparition of Saturn 13-17 The 1978-1979 Apparition of Saturn 140-150 Budine, Phillip W. Jupiter in 1977-1978: Rotation Periods 99-104 Jupiter in 1978-1979: Rotation Periods 238-244 Capen, C.F. and Parker, D.C. New Developments in Planetary Photography 45-50 Observing Mars VIII-The 1979-1980 Aphelic Apparition 78-84 The Martian 1979-1980 Apparition - A Preliminary Report - I 122-123 Capen, C.F. Planetary Society Formed 246 Favero, Giancarlo and Paolo Zatti The Planet Jupiter During the 1976-1977 Apparition 104-113 Glenn, William H. Sky Color and Darkness at the Total Solar Eclipse, 10 July, 1972. Part I, 33-35 Part II, 50-55 Part III, 95-98 Graham, Francis G. Illusion Effects in Viewing the Jovian System 234-236 Green, Daniel W.E. Comet Observations and the International Comet Quarterly 196-197 Magnitude Analyses of Four Comets 134-140 The 1974-75 Apparition of P/Comet Honda- Mrkos-Pajdusakova 197-202 The Apparition of Comet Mori-Sato-Fujikawa 1975 XII 217-222 Haas, Walter H. In Memoriam: Joseph Ashbrook 203 Selected Drawings from the 1965-66 Edgewise Presentation of the Rings of Saturn 228-231 Haug, Holger I.S.V.T.O.P.-International Saturn Voyager Telescope Observations Program 202 Heath, Alan W. Some Recent Notes on Saturn 165-166 Hedervari, Peter Great Volcanic Eruptions and the Luminosity of the Moon During Total Eclipses 158-165 Levy, David H. Comets and Comet Hunting 235 237-238

Machholz, Don Astro-Northwest 1979 75-78 Mackal, Paul K. A Simple Model of the Planets Jupiter and Saturn 63-65 Synoptic Report for the 1978-79 Apparition of the Planet Jupiter 190-196 Morris, Charles S. Coma Diameter of Comets - II 246-252 Parker, D.C. The A.L.P.O. at "Astronomy 80" 173-178 Parker, Donald C. and Capen, Charles F. Mars 1975-1976 Apparition - A.L.P.O. Report II: The 1976 Occultation of Epsilon Geminorum by Mars 22-26 Martian Date: Its Significance and Methods for its Determination 210-215 The Quest for the Universal Developer 179 182-184 Sabia, John D. A Report on Comet Kohler (1977m) 26-33 Sanford, John A Short Discourse on Planetary Photography 129-134 Sassone-Corsi, Emilio and Paolo Hypothical Spectra Variability of Titan 230-234 Sheehan, William On an Observation of Saturn: The Eye and Sherrod, P. Clay the Astronomical Observer 150-154 A Report Concerning Activity in the Southern Hemisphere of Jupiter During the 1979-80 Apparition 207-209 Smith, J. Russell Index to Volume 27 of the Journal of the Association of Lunar and Planetary Observers (between pages) 64-65 Westfall, John E. Guide for Contributors to the Journal of the A.L.P.O. 85,217 Luna Incognita: Visibility Ephemeris for 1980 68-71 Mutual Phenomena of Saturn's Brighter Satellites: July - August, 1980 112 114-116 Observing Lunar Incognita in 1981 222-227 Partial Lunar Eclipse: July, 16-17, 1981 244-246 Phenomena of Saturn's Satellites Titan and Rhea: 1980 Jan. 1 - Sept. 22 55-61 Photographic Photometry of the Total Lunar Eclipse of September 6, 1979 116-119 Mutual Phenomena of Saturn's Brighter Satellites: March, 1980 61-63 Recent Observations of Saturn, with prospects for Spring and Summer, 1980 124-125 Saturn Central Meridian Ephemeris: 1980 65-68 Saturn Central Meridian Ephemeris: 1981 227-229 Selected Drawings from the 1965-1966 Edgewise Presentation of the Rings of Saturn 228-230 Selected Phenomena of Saturn's Satellites: the Fall, 1979, Ring Passage 5-13 Some Observations of Saturn During the Current 1979-80 Apparition 184-190 The 1979 A.L.P.O Business Meeting 71-72 The Demography of the A.L.P.O. 175 197-181 The Lunar Eclipse of January 20, 1981: Penumbral or Umbral? 202-203 Timing the Eclipse of Jupiter's Satellites 256-257

SUBJECT INDEX Announcements A.A.V.S.O. Meets 126 Aerospace Conference 126 A.L.P.O. Staff 43,126 210,260 Amateur Achievement Awards 126-127 Amateur Directory Available 169-170 Apollo Rendezvous 127 A.S.P. Mars Packet 209-210 Astrophoto IV 210 Astro Con-81 260 Barlow Lens Blanks 170 Error in Volume 28, Nos. 3-4 209 Exhibits Request 1981 Convention 259 Future Conventions 43 Hamilton Center Telescope Program 170 International Union of Amateurs 170 Invitation to 1982 Convention 209 Jupiter section services 43 Jupiter Handbook Material Request 126 Leslie Peltier Award 209 Lunar Eclipse Umbral Timings 210 Minor Planets Predictions 126 New Address for Richard Hodgson 210 Riverside Telescope Makers Conference 126,259 Special Offer of B.A.A. Jupiter Reports 126 Staff Changes 43,126 210,260 Sustaining Members and Sponsors 43,44 170 Upsilon Pegasid Shower 170 Voyager Photos of Saturn 259 William Herschel Society 260 A.L.P.O. 1979 A.L.P.O. Business Meeting 71-72 1980 A.L.P.O. Business Meeting 175 Astronomy 80 173-178 Astro-Northwest '79 75-79 Request for Exhibits Material at 1981 A.L.P.O. Convention 251 Future A.L.P.O. Conventions 43 Guide for Contributors to the Journal of the A.L.P.O. 85,217 Invitation to 1982 Convention 209 Staff Changes 43,126 210,260 The Demography of the A.L.P.O. 175 179-181 Book Reviews (Reviewer's name in parentheses) Amateur Astronomer's Handbook: Fourth Edition (Walter S. Houston) 255 Analysis of the 1978-79 Apparition of Jupiter (Phillip W. Budine) 119-120 Astronomy With Binoculars (Edwin F. Bailey) 156 Astronomy: The Cosmic Journey (David D. Meisel) 38 Black Holes and Warped Space-time (Winifred S. Cameron) 205 The Cloudy Night Book (Edwin F. Bailey) 73 The Crab Nebula (Walter S. Houston) 36

Dictionary of Astronomy, Space, and Atmospheric Phenomena (Phillip W. Budine) 155-156 Drama of the Universe (David D. Meisel) 38-39 Fireballs, Meteors, and Meteorites (Sam S. Mims) 254-255 Galaxies: Structure and Evolution (Charles S. Morris) 119 Geophysics of Mars (Charles F. Capen) 252-253 Graze Observer's Handbook (Richard Nolthenius) 120-121 Journeyman Machinist en Route to the Stars (Bruce M. Frank) 37-38 Mare Crisium: The View From Luna 24 (John E. Westfall) 37 The Moon Book (Roy C. Parish, Jr) 36-37 Out of the Darkness, The Planet Pluto (Walter H. Haas) 215-216 Pictorial Guide to the Moon (Winifred S. Cameron) 40-41 Planetary Geology (John E. Westfall) 156-157 Planet X and Pluto (Gary E. Becker) 157-158 To The Red Planet (Charles F. Capen) 203-204 Red Giants and White Dwarfs (Walter S. Houston) 121 The Solar System (Walter S. Houston) 72-73 Stars and Clusters (Edwin F. Bailey) 39-40 Stars and Nebulas (Gary A. Becker) 74 Starlight Nights (Russell C. Maag) 253-254 Stonehenge and its Mysteries (Edwin F. Bailey) 154-155 Using the Telescope (Roger W. Gordon) 35-36 Webb Society Deep-Sky Observer's Handbook, Volume I: Double Stars (Phillip W. Budine) 204 Webb Society Deep-Sky Observer's Handbook, Volume II: Planetary and Gaseous Nebulae (Phillip W. Budine) 205 Webb Society Deep-Sky Observer's Handbook, Volume III: Open and Globular Clusters (Phillip W. Budine) 205-206 New Books Received Astronomical Calendar 1980 (J. Russell Smith) 121 Astronomical Calendar 1981 (J. Russell Smith) 256 Astronomy, An Introduction for the Amateur Astronomer (Walter S. Houston) 41-42 Atmospheric Phenomena (Phillip W. Budine) 207 The Big Bang, The Creation and Evolution of the Universe (J. Russell Smith) 206 Dictionary of Astronomy (J. Russell Smith) 41 Elementary General Relativity (Dale P. Cruikshank) 207 Galaxies and Quasars (J. Russell Smith) 207 Light From the Sky (Phillip W. Budine) 207 The View From the Earth 1979 (J. Russell Smith) 41 The View From the Earth 1980 (J. Russell Smith) 121 The View From the Earth 1981 (J. Russell Smith) 255 Life in Space (J. Russell Smith) 122 Missiles and Rockets (John Marelli) 158 Manned Spacecraft (John Marelli) 158 Robot Explores (John Marelli) 158 Frontiers of Space (John Marelli) 158 Jane's Pocket Book of Space Exploration (John Marelli) 158 Out of the Darkness, The Planet Pluto (Walter H. Haas) 215-216 Particles and Fields (Clark R. Chapman) 256 Protostars and Planets (Walter S. Houston) 122 Radiative Processes in Astrophysics (Dale P. Cruikshank) 122 1980 Yearbook of Astronomy (J.Russell Smith) 121 Comets 1974-75 Apparition of P/Comet Honda-Mrkos Pajdusakova (1974f) 197-202 Apparition of Comet Mori-Sato-Fujikawa 1975 XII (1975j) 217-222 Coma Diameter 246-252 Comet Hunting 235

237-238 Ephemeris of Panther 1980 U 257-258 International Comet Quarterly 196-197 Kohler (1977m) 26-33 Magnitude Analyses of (1974b, 1974f, 1975j, 1975k) 134-140 Return of Encke 170-172 Conventions (See also A.L.P.O.) Astro - Northwest 1979 75-78 Astronomy "80" 127-128 Pluto Convention 84,128 Eclipses, Lunar Eclipse of 1979 September, 6, Photographic Photometry 116-119 Eclipse of 1981 January, 20 202-203 Great Volcanic Eruptions and the Luminosity of the Moon 158-165 Partial Lunar Eclipse: 1984, July 16-17 244-246 Eclipses, Solar Sky Color and Darkness 1972 July, 10 Part I, 33-35 Part II, 50-55 Part III, 95-98 From The Mail Bag 258-259 In Memoriam Joseph Ashbrook 203 Index Index to Vol. 27, J.A.L.P.O. (between pages) 64 and 65 Jupiter (See also under "Satellites") Activity in the Southern Hemisphere 1979-80 Apparition 207-209 1976-1977 Apparition 104-113 1978-79 Apparition 190-196 Illusion Effects 234-235 Photograph by Richard Wessling 44 1977-1978 Rotation Periods 99-104 1978-1979 Rotation Periods 238-244 Section Service 43 Mars Observing Mars VIII - 1979-1980 78-84 1979-1980 Apparition Preliminary Report - I 122-123 1975-1976 Apparition Report II: The Occultation of Epsilon Geminorum 22-26 Martian Date: Methods for its Determination 210-215 Mercury Sightings of Craters 17-22 Meteors Observed Visual Telescopic Rates 42-43 166-167 Moon (See also Eclipses, Lunar) Partial Eclipse: 1981 July, 16-17 244-246 Photographic Photometry 116-119 Luna Incognita 68-71 222-227

Young Moon Sighting 172 Observation and Comments Golden Anniversary of a Distant Planet 84 Photograph of Jupiter 44 A Simple Model of the Planets Jupiter and Saturn 63-65 Observing Illusion Effects in Viewing the Jovian System 234-236 Observation of Saturn: The Eye and the Astronomical Observer 150-154 Observed Visual Telescopic Meteor Rates 42-43 166-167 Photography, Planetary New Developments 45-50 Planetary Society Formed 246 A Short Discourse 129-134 Universal Developer 179 182-184 Planets, General Pluto Conference, February 17-19, 1980 84 Simple Model of Jupiter and Saturn 63-65 Satellites Mutual Phenomena of Saturn's Brighter Satellites 61-63 114-116 Phenomena of Saturn's Satellites 1979 Ring Passage 5-13 Spectral Variability of Titan 230-234 Timing the Eclipse of Jupiter's Satellites 256-257 Titan and Rhea 55-61 Saturn (See also "Satellites") 1977-1978 Apparition 13-17 1978-1979 Apparition 140-150 1979-1980 Apparition of Edgewise Presentation of the Rings 1-5 Central Meridian Ephemeris: 1980 65-68 Central Meridian Ephemeris: 1981 227-229 Observations of 1979-80 Apparition 184-190 Recent Notes 165-166 Recent Observations 124-125 Selected Drawings of the Rings 228-231 Voyager Observation Program 202 Telescopes A Questionnaire for Evaluation 167-169 Venus 1975-1976, 1977-1978 Western (Morning) Apparition 85-94