... 000, 1­6 (2011) Printed 1 April 2011 A (MN L TEX style file v2.2) A long-lived horseshoe companion to the Earth A. A. Christou1, D. J. Asher 1 1 Armagh Observatory, Col lege Hil l, Armagh BT61 9DG, Northern Ireland, UK Accepted 2011 February 23; Received 2011 February 9; in original form 2010 December 18 ABSTRACT We present a dynamical investigation of a newly found asteroid, 2010 SO16, and the discovery that it is a horseshoe companion of the Earth. ... Orbital elements of 2010 SO16 at JD2455400.5....

... In 1945 Miller (having lost his night vision) gave the telescope to UofL as per Charles Strull's suggestion. ... LAS members James Burke, Stanley Thorpe, Lewis Aker, Charles Bruce and Richard Holzbog initially worked with Dr. Moore on the mirror. ... On the observatory: Dr. Moore and the LAS entered into a formal verbal agreement that the telescope could be put on his property on Star Lane but Dr. Moore could order it be moved and the LAS could move it at any time. ...

The Official Publication of the Amateur Astronomers Association of Princeton Director Ludy D'Angelo 609-882-9336 ludy@princetonastronomy.org Assistant Director Jeff Bernardis ... .com Editor Michael Wright (609) 371-5668 editors@princetonastronomy.org Also online at princetonastronomy.wordpress.com Volume 40 April 2011 Number 4 From the Director What does it mean to do astronomy ... It takes time. ... This second installment covers the telescope itself and its maker, Henry Fitz. ...

Journal of the Amateur Astronomers Association of New York September 2009 Volume 57 Number 9, ISSN 0146-7662 EYEPIECE Eclipsed by Clouds, and Other Chinese Adventures By Tony Hoffman In mid-July, I went to China on t h e P la n et a r y Society's eclipse tour, to see the 21st Century's longest total solar eclipse from near Shanghai. ... The view through the first scope was poor, with glare from stray light rendering Jupiter's Galilean moons all but invisible. ... September 2 Moon lies near Jupiter. ...

... M111 Jan 2008 . ... New Members . ... Any time you have something you'd like to offer - be it a story of how you first got started in astronomy, a star party you just attended, a telescope you just bought, or your favorite constellation, just drop me a line with the story included and I'll be sure to get it posted! ... The flight computer onboard the Lunar Excursion Module, which landed on the Moon during the Apollo program, had a whopping 4 kilobytes of RAM and a 74-kilobyte ?hard drive.? ...