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The post about the 1905 telescope-making manual got me to reflecting on the
decline of Scientific American and especially the "amateur scientist" column. When I was in high school in the early '70's I spent many lunch hours in the school library pouring over back issues. One day in the late '70's when I was kicking around NYC I stopped by their office and bought a copy of Vol. One of Amateur Telescope Making. This was before they sold the publishing rights. So with all of that as an introduction, here is my question- Does anyone know when Scientific American dropped the "amateur scientist" column and more-or-less simultaneously began their slide into today's relative mediocrity? By the way, am I alone in this opinion? thanks- Dan Rea Casper Wyoming lots of clear nights, but how do you anchor your Meade tripod to withstand 60-mph gusts? |
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