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| IN THE DECEMBER 2009 ISSUE > |
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Featured Articles |
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Berto Monard
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Amateur Exoplanets Amateur data was essential to the discovery of two new extrasolar planets. By Robert Naeye A New Infrared Sky NASA is about to launch its WISE mission to survey the sky at wavelengths poorly covered to now. By Peter Eisenhardt and Ned Wright Not Much Eyesight, Plenty of Vision A legally blind planetarium director proves that planetariums can thrive in the modern age. By Mark Littman |
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Beyond the Printed Page |
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Voices from Educational Planetariums Directors of small planetariums discuss some of the major issues facing their institutions. read more > By Mark Littman |
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Sudekum Planetarium
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Also in This Issue |
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Targeting the Red Planet How to image Mars as its opposition season begins. By Damian Peach A Trio of Astro-Tech Astrographs Three new scopes from Astronomy Technologies are ideal for today's digital astrophotgraphers By Dennis di Cicco Table of Contents See what else December's issue has to offer. read more > |
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Damian Peach
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