JOURNAL OF ASTRONOMICAL HISTORY AND HERITAGE

Volume 13 No. 1		March 2010
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Papers
The Radiophysics Field Station at Penrith, New South Wales, and the World’s First Solar Radiospectrograph	Ronald Steward, Harry Wendt, Wayne Orchiston, & Bruce Slee	2
The Harvard Radio Astronomy Station at Fort Davis, Texas	A. Richard Thompson	17
Letter to the Editor. Re: Montgomery et al.’s paper on “Michell, Laplace and the Origin of the Black Hole Concept”	P. Brosche	28
Highlighting the History of French Radio Astronomy. 5: The Nançay Large Radio Telescope	James Lequeux, Jean-Louis Steinberg, & Wayne Orchiston	29
Wilhelm Tempel and his 10.8-cm Steinheil Telescope	Simone Bianchi, Antonella Gasperini, Daniele Galli, Francesco Palla, Paolo Brenni, & Anna Giatti	43
James Dunlop’s Historical Catalogue of Southern Nebulae and Clusters	Glen Cozens, Andrew Walsh, & Wayne Orchiston	59
The Astronomical Significance of Megalithic Stone Alignments at Vibhuthihalli in Northern Karnataka	N. Kameswara Rao & Priya Thakur	74
Book Reviews (all)
The Collected Correspondence of Baron Franz Xaver von Zach, by Clifford J. Cunningham	Hilmar W. Duerbeck	83
British University Observatories 1772-1939, by Roger Hutchins	David W. Hughes	83
Astronomical Spectrographs and their History, by John Hearnshaw	David DeVorkin	84
Under the Radar. The First Woman in Radio Astronomy: Ruby Payne-Scott, ed. by W.M. Goss & Richard X. McGee	Wayne Orchiston	85
Geschichte der Geodäsie in Deutschland, by Wolfgang Torge	Hilmar W. Duerbeck	86
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Volume 13 No. 2		July 201o
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The First Century of Astronomical Spectroscopy
Introduction	Joseph S. Tenn	88
Auguste Comte’s Blunder: An Account of the First Century of Stellar Spectroscopy and How it Took One Hundred Years to Prove that Comte was Wrong!	John Hearnshaw	90
Spectroscopy—So What?	Matthew Stanley	105
From Dilettante to Serious Amateur: William Huggins’ Move into the Inner Circle	Barbara J. Becker	112
The Origin and Diffusion of the H and K Notation	Jay M. Pasachoff & Terry-Ann Suer	120
The 1910 Solar Conference and Cooperation in Stellar Spectroscopy	Richard A. Jarrell	127
Extraordinary Claims Require Extraordinary Evidence: C.H. Payne H.N. Russell and Standards of Evidence in Early Quantitative Spectroscopy	David H. Devorkin	139
Charlotte Moore Sitterly	Vera C. Rubin	145
Other Papers
St. Helena, Edmond Halley, the Discovery of Stellar Proper Motion, and the Mystery of Aldebaran	John C. Brandt	149
The First Astronomical Hypothesis Based on Cinematographical Observations: Costa Lobo’s 1912 Evidence for Polar Flattening of the Moon	Vitor Bonifácio, Isabel Malaquias, & João Fernandes,	159
Book Reviews (all)
Blick zurück ins Universum. Die Geschichte der österreichichen Astronomie in Biographien, by Daniela Angetter, & Nora Pärr	Hilmar W. Duerbeck	169
Jérôme Lalande (1732-1807). Une Trajectoire Scientifique, ed. by Guy Boistel, Jérôme Lamy, & Colette Le Lay	James Lequeux	169
Corrigendum
Correction to The Harvard Radio Astronomy Station at Fort Davis, Texas	A. Richard Thompson	170
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Volume 13 No. 3		November 2010
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Contents		171
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Ronald N. Bracewell: An Appreciation	A. Richard Thompson, & Robert H. Frater	172
James Ferguson: A Commemoration	Clive Davenhall	179
Elisabeth von Matt (1762 – 1814), An Enlightened Practitioner of Astronomy in Vienna	Peter Brosche & Klaralinda Ma-Kircher	187
Time Balls, Time Guns and Glasgow’s Quest for a Reliable Local Time Service	Roger Kinns	194
Charles Nordmann and Multicolour Stellar Photometry	James Lequeux	207
An Aboriginal Australian Record of the Great Eruption of Eta Carinae	Duane W. Hamacher, & David J. Frew	220
The Changing Role of the ‘Catts Telescope’: The Life and Times of a Nineteenth Century 20-inch Grubb Reflector	Wayne Orchiston	235
Book Reviews (all)
Die Geschichte der Universitätssternwarte Wien. Dargestellt anhand ihrer historischen Instrumente und eines Typoskripts von Johann Steinmayr, by Jürgen Hamel, Isolde Müller, & Thomas Posch	Hilmar W. Duerbeck	255
Sterne über Hamburg. Die Geschichte der Astronomie in Hamburg, by J. Schramm	Hilmar W. Duerbeck	255
Cultural Heritage of Astronomical Observatories, by G. Wolfschmidt	Hilmar W. Duerbeck	240
Cosmic Noise. A History of Early Radio Astronomy, by Woodruff T. Sullivan, III	Wayne Orchiston	256
Index to Volume 13		258
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