Indexed up to 1992 by Dwight Walker
covers the first five volumes 1(1)-5(6), 1988-92
Sky & Space is a great Australian astronomy magazine covering the Southern Hemisphere, an area hard to find information on. The magazine covers astronomy, space and astrophysics and has a broad range of black and white and colour astrophotography. It is aimed at the amateur astronomer, high school student and semiprofessional.
This product is invaluable for accessing detailed information from the relevant back issues of Southern Astronomy/Sky and Space.
Nearly all astronomical objects have been covered including galaxies, stars and quasars plus all the photographs. Now you should be able to find what you are looking for in the night sky!
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Off the market.
We do ad-hoc astronomy research. Contact us with your query. We are a professional research librarian with science background.
For later material, search the index in SAGE bibliographic database from RMIT Publishing's Informit Search available in most High School and some public libraries.
Sky & Space is available by back order from the Sky & Space Publishing or from your local library. The two titles are:
Sky & Space and Southern Astronomy are available by subscription or back order from Sky & Space Publishing or from your local library.
The subject index was based on T-Rex, the astronomy thesaurus produced by the Anglo-Australian Observatory, Sydney. It can be downloaded freely in Mac, PC or UNIX format.
Deepsky Astronomy Software for Win 95/98/NT (19MB)- Steve Tuma's 3D database of NGC, IC and Messier deep space objects - comes with CD of 300,000 deep sky objects (graphics intensive site)
Plenty of CCD images of deep sky objects!
Remote control CCD telescope setup by Wheaton College and Columbia University, USA
1 hour from Orange NSW via Blayney
research into transient gassing of the Moon (Columbia)
Comet pictures and astronomy news updates.
US based - has RealAudio
star charts - sponsored by the British High Commission, Questacon and Canberra Planetarium and Observatory
star charts and photography - Canberra based astronomer
puts commercial launches into orbit
UNSW student microsatellite
rocket launch site in 1960s and 1970s - built in 1947
search for Near Earth Objects (NEO) - Microplanets (comets, asteroids and meteoroids) in southern hemisphere
citation database of astrophysics articles
Australian Space Weather Agency - Australasian ionosphere
Created: Tuesday, 15 August 1995, 4:53:59 PM
Last Updated: 14 June 2008 17:16