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March, 2010 The Search For
E.T.
Intercepting Alien Signals - Monte Ross
February, 2010 Cosmic Rays - What Are They and Where Do They Come
From? - Dr. Michael Friedlander
January, 2010 Meteorites - Rocks from space - Bruce L. Stinchcomb
December, 2009 Searching for Our Origins: Organic Molecules in Young Star Systems - Dr. Erika Gibb
November, 2009 The Year in Planetary Exploration - Mike Malolepszy
October, 2009 The Lives of Stars - Author Ken Croswell
September, 2009 The Exploration of the Moon through Time - Dr. Ryan Zeigler
August, 2009 The Formation of the Solar System - Angela Speck
July, 2009
June, 2009 Sampling the Surface of Mars: Results from the Phoenix Lander - Amy Shaw
May, 2009 Celestial Potpourri - Members of SLAS
April, 2009 Why Does The Pope Have An Astronomer? - Brother Guy Consolmagno
March, 2009 The Little Satellite That
Could– Amazing Enceladus! - Professor William McKinnon
February, 2009 But Still It Moves ? The Life and Times of Galileo - K. Michael Malolepszy
January, 2009 The Once and Future Role of Citizen Science:
The Great Discoveries of Public Astronomers Across History - Dr. Pamela Gay
December, 2008 The Search For Planets Of Alien Suns - Richard Heuermann
November, 2008 The Evolution of Volcanism on Venus - Christopher Orth
October, 2008 An Ancient Eye Test ? Using the Stars - Professor George Bohigian
September, 2008 Star Formation in the Snake's Tail - Dr. Bruce Wilking, University of Missouri-St. Louis
August, 2008 Beyond the Milky Way - Richard Heuermann, Washington University
July, 2008 Stars and the Abundances of the Elements - Dr. Katharina Lodders, Washington University
May, 2008 Rendezvous In Space: Building The Gemini Spacecraft - Nelson Weber,
Aerospace Engineer, retired
McDonnell Corporation
April, 2008 Snowbird: The Phoenix Lander on Mars - Selby Cole
March, 2008 Is Hubble Worth the Trouble? - David Ritchie
February, 2008 Global Warming, Causes and Cures - Carl Bender
January, 2008 Skyview 2008: A Preview of Astronomical Events - Mark Jones
December, 2007 Using the Mallincam and Comet Holmes for the Holidays - Gary Kronk
November, 2007 How to Buy a Telescope and Get Started in Astronomy - Members of SLAS
October, 2007 Exploding Stars in an Accelerating Universe - Webcast - Dr. Craig Wheeler
September, 2007 Dust in the (Cosmic) Wind - John Foote
August, 2007 Of Mars, Meteors and an Eclipse of the Moon - Jim Melka and Mike Malolepszy
July, 2007 Comets: Ancient Messengers - Dr. Erika Gibbs
June, 2007 There's a What in Bonne Terre? - Earl Mullins
May, 2007 New Horizons at Jupiter and it's Satellites - Bill McKinnon, Washington U.
April, 2007 X-Ray and Gamma Ray Observations of Gamma Ray Bursts - Henric Krawczynski
March, 2007 Near and Far, Moons, Planets, Stars! - Mike Malolepszy
February, 2007 TeV Gamma-Ray Astronomy: Studying the Violent Universe - James H. Buckley - Washington University
January, 2007 So You Bought a Telescope, Now What?
December, 2006 Astrobiology: Life in Extreme Environments - and life in the solar system? - Carrine Blank
November, 2006 Messenger: Mission to Mercury - Roger Phillips
October, 2006 How To Buy A Telescope - Members of SLAS
September, 2006 A Close-up View of a Comet - Analyzing STARDUST Cometary Samples in the Laboratory - Dr. Frank Stadermann
August, 2006
July, 2006
June, 2006
May, 2006 Active Galactic Nuclei:
Black Holes Supersized - Wayne Clark
April, 2006
March, 2006 The Measurement of Astronomical Distances - To What Lengths Will Astronomers Go? -
Professor Michael W. Friedlander
February, 2006 Prepare For Liftoff - The Challenger Learning Center, St. Louis -
Ms. Tasmyn Scarl Front
January, 2006
December, 2005
November, 2005 Dark Energy In the Accelerating Universe - Professor Tapei Cheng
October, 2005 Viewing UB 313 and other adventures with the 82" Otto Struve telescope at McDonald Observatory - Louis Berman, Jim Small
September, 2005
August, 2005
July, 2005 Stargazing and Astrophotography - Jim Melka and Jim Roe
June, 2005 Hiking In the Mountains of the Moon;
The Voyage of
Apollo 15 - John Newcomer
May, 2005 Mars Update - Robot Rovers Are Running - Dr. Edward Guinness
April, 2005
March, 2005 Saturn: The Real Ringworld - K. Michael Malolepszy
February, 2005
January, 2005 December, 2004
November, 2004 Getting Started in Astronomy - Members of SLAS
October, 2004 Eyepiece Transmission Results - John Duchek and David Hall
September, 2004 From New Mexico to the Center of the Galaxy - Mike Malolepszy
August, 2004 High Schools Gaze
At Cosmic Rays - Jim Small and Rich Nieman
July, 2004 Comet Watch - Amateur Contributions To Cometary Astronomy - Gary Kronk
June, 2004
May, 2004 The Exploration of Mars: Rovers and Beyond - Mr. Thomas Stein
April, 2004 Catching a Comet - The Stardust MIssion -
Collecting Dust Particles Older than the Sun
and Bringing them Back to Earth - Donald Brownlee
March, 2004 Observing the heavens:
SLAS members will show you the ropes - Members of SLAS
February, 2004
January, 2004 A Telescope for Christmas -
Now What? - Mike Malolepzy
December, 2003
November, 2003
October, 2003
September, 2003
August, 2003 Roughness in our
patch of Sky
July, 2003
June, 2003
May, 2003
April, 2003
March, 2003
February, 2003
January, 2003
December, 2002
November, 2002
How to buy a Telescope by Members of SLAS
October, 2002
Astronomy for the Ancients by Dr. Michael Johnson
September, 2002 The
Biggest Bangs by Jonathan Katz
August, 2002
July, 2002
The Astronomical League and the International Space Station Amateur
Telescope by Marion Bachtell and Jackie Buecher
June, 2002 Evidence
For Large-Scale Explosive Volcanism On Mars
by Brian Hynek of Washington University
May, 2002 The Cosmic
Microwave Background and the Shape of the Universe
by Dr. Claude Bernard, Department of Physics, Washington University
March, 2002 MyStars!
Astronomy Shareware - Jim Small, member of SLAS
February, 2002 Astronomy and the Retina - Solar Retinopathy and Dark
Adaptation - Dr. Thomas Krummenacher
January, 2002 So You
Bought a Telescope for Christmas, Now What? - Members of SLAS
December, 2001 The Quark-Gluon
Plasma: Closing In On the Big Bang - Michael Ogilvie,
Washington University
November, 2001 Dr. Ken Croswell
August, 2001 Comet
Dust in the Laboratory - Dr. Scott Messenger -Washington University
July, 2001 Watching
Star Formation - With Internet 2 - Bruce A. Wilking, UMSL
June, 2001 The Thoroghly
Modern Amateur Astronomer, James Roe
May, 2001 Riding NASA's
Zero-Gravity Roller Coaster or, How To Not Vomit On the Vomit Comet
- Brian Hynek, Washington University
April, 2001 Chaos on
Io - Dr. William B. McKinnon, Washington University
March, 2001 Carbon
Stars - Dr. Katharina Lodders, Washington University
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