_Popular Astronomy_: April-June 2004

The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Inevitably there is a lot of stuff about the forthcoming transit of
Venus, but lots of other stuff as well. And inside the back cover is an
A4-sized image of Anthony Ayiomamitis' analemma with part of the
Parthenon in the foreground. Congratulations due here as well.

Best,
Stephen

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burbled happily...
The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Bugger! Looks like I'll have to wait until Tuesday for mine then.
--
Craig Oldfield

In article ,
burbled happily...
The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Bugger! Looks like I'll have to wait until Tuesday for mine then.
--
Craig Oldfield

Stephen Tonkin wrote:

The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Inevitably there is a lot of stuff about the forthcoming transit of
Venus, but lots of other stuff as well. And inside the back cover is an
A4-sized image of Anthony Ayiomamitis' analemma with part of the
Parthenon in the foreground. Congratulations due here as well.

Best,
Stephen

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Mine arrived this am - totally agree - more power to their collective
elbows.

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Martin Frey
http://www.hadastro.org.uk
N 51 02 E 0 47

Stephen Tonkin wrote:

The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Inevitably there is a lot of stuff about the forthcoming transit of
Venus, but lots of other stuff as well. And inside the back cover is an
A4-sized image of Anthony Ayiomamitis' analemma with part of the
Parthenon in the foreground. Congratulations due here as well.

Best,
Stephen

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Mine arrived this am - totally agree - more power to their collective
elbows.

--
Martin Frey
http://www.hadastro.org.uk
N 51 02 E 0 47

Couldn't agree more - Peter ought to edit Astronomy Now.

Richard


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Stephen Tonkin wrote:

The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Inevitably there is a lot of stuff about the forthcoming transit of
Venus, but lots of other stuff as well. And inside the back cover is an
A4-sized image of Anthony Ayiomamitis' analemma with part of the
Parthenon in the foreground. Congratulations due here as well.

Best,
Stephen

Remove footfrommouth to reply


Mine arrived this am - totally agree - more power to their collective
elbows.

--
Martin Frey
http://www.hadastro.org.uk
N 51 02 E 0 47

Couldn't agree more - Peter ought to edit Astronomy Now.

Richard


"Martin Frey" wrote in message
...
Stephen Tonkin wrote:

The current _PA_ hit my doormat yesterday. This may be the best ever
issue, reinforcing my contention that the mag alone is worth the price
of subscription to the SPA (www.popastro.com). Kudos to Peter Grego!

Inevitably there is a lot of stuff about the forthcoming transit of
Venus, but lots of other stuff as well. And inside the back cover is an
A4-sized image of Anthony Ayiomamitis' analemma with part of the
Parthenon in the foreground. Congratulations due here as well.

Best,
Stephen

Remove footfrommouth to reply


Mine arrived this am - totally agree - more power to their collective
elbows.

--
Martin Frey
http://www.hadastro.org.uk
N 51 02 E 0 47