Sky and telescope

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  Año 2001, Vol. 102, Número 5

  • Spectrum: sixty years and counting ...

    Richard Tresch Fienberg

    págs. 8-9

    

  • Focal point: escape from the armchair.

    Raymond Lally

    págs. 10-11

    

  • Letters

    págs. 12-13

    

  • 50 & 25 years ago

    págs. 14-15

    

  • News notes: a better fix on gamma-ray bursts...

    págs. 16-27

    

  • Mission update: space astronomy and planetary exploration

    Jonathan McDowell

    págs. 28-29

    

  • Sixty years of Hindsight

    Leif J. Robinson

    págs. 30-37

    

  • The race to measure the cosmos

    Alan Hirshfeld

    págs. 38-47

    

  • The star too tough to die

    Florian Kerber, Martin Asplund

    págs. 48-53

    

  • Images: colorful echoes of starbirth

    Carolyn Collins Petersen

    págs. 54-56

    

  • Two ultrasensitive CCD cameras

    Richard Tresch Fienberg

    págs. 57-62

    

  • Stellar guides for your birthday

    Jeff A Farinacci

    págs. 63-66

    

  • Screen shot: returning to the basics

    David Ratledge

    págs. 67-69

    

  • Astronomy online: permission policing.

    Stuart J. Goldman

    págs. 70-73

    

  • Software showcase

    págs. 74-76

    

  • Books & Beyond: trio for the deep sky, creating a great observatory

    págs. 77-83

    

  • Astronomy on the road

    Edwin L. Aguirre

    págs. 84-85

    

  • Star trails: a solstice eclipse.

    David H. Levy

    págs. 86-89

    

  • Amateur events

    págs. 90-92

    

  • Rambling through the skies

    E. C. Krupp

    págs. 93-97

    

  • Sky & Telescope's guide to the evening sky: wanderings at the Fomalhaut hour

    Sue French, Gary Seronik, Fred Schaaf

    págs. 98-108

    

  • Leonids 2001: the saga continues

    Joe Rao

    págs. 109-119

    

  • Skywise: everyone passes through Earth's penumbra twice each day, during sunrise and sunset

    Jay Ryan

    págs. 120-121

    

  • A sampling of edge-on galaxies

    Tom Polakis

    págs. 122-124

    

  • Deep-Sky notebook: the Pegasus I galaxy cluster.

    Ken Hewitt-White

    págs. 125-126

    

  • Lunar notebook: from the Caucasus to the Alps

    Charles A. Wood

    págs. 127-128

    

  • Observer's notebook: Canadian's star-party comet

    Alan Dyer

    págs. 129-131

    

  • Imaging the sky from the suburbs

    Robert Gendler

    págs. 132-139

    

  • Gallery

    págs. 140-150

    

  • Index to advertisers

    págs. 151-151