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The Amateur Astronomer
Astronomy is still one of the few sciences in which the amateur can play a useful part. Paul Doherty , who specialises in planetary observations, is an amateur astronomer who has built his own observatory and 16-inch reflecting telescope. Patrick Moore visits him at his observatory to discuss its construction and the observational work being carried out there.
21 - 1Sirius, the Dog-Star Jan. 17, 1977- 21 - 2Travel in Space and Time Feb. 17, 1977
- 21 - 3The Mapping of Mercury Mar. 16, 1977
- 21 - 4Celebrates its 20th anniversary Apr. 20, 1977
- 21 - 5The Solar Cycle May. 18, 1977
- 21 - 6Uranus - the Second Ringed Planet? Jun. 15, 1977
- 21 - 7The New Infra-red Telescope Jul. 20, 1977
- 21 - 8The Swan in the Sky Aug. 10, 1977
- 21 - 9The Voyager Missions Sep. 07, 1977
- 21 - 10Stars of the Far South Sep. 28, 1977
- 21 - 11The Amateur Astronomer Oct. 24, 1977
- 21 - 12Why Do the Planets Shine? Nov. 23, 1977
- 21 - 13Suns, Space-ships, and Bug-eyed Monsters Dec. 14, 1977