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Table of Contents
Summer 1997
Fall 1997
Winter 1997
Spring 1998
Summer 1998
Winter 2000
Volume
II, Number 2 - Winter 2000
 | Carolyn Shoemaker The Comet Hunter - A glimpse into the life of the
woman discoverer of the most widely studied comet in modern history. By
Penny Fischer |
| Carolyn's Comets - The list of Carolyn Shoemaker's comet discoveries and a
little about comet nomenclature. By Debra L. Davis |
| Under Observation: Solar Prominences - A peek at the wonders visible on
our nearest star. By Nancy L. Thomas |
| Cooking at the Scope...out of the kitchen and under the stars - A
telescope design only a woman would dream up. By Elena Danaila |
| Letter from the Editor |
| AstroWoman News - Maria Mitchell Association honors two. |
| Letters |
Volume
II, Number 1 - Summer 1998
| Mary Somerville A Brief Glimpse at a Timeless Woman - A look at the
woman, scientist, author, and person. By Nancy L. Thomas |
| Somerville Craters in the Solar System - Mary Somerville's namesakes on
Venus and the Moon. By Debra L. Davis |
| Blandina Bleecker Dudley, Benefactress to Astronomy - 19th century woman
builds observatory to honor husband's memory. By Barry Malpas |
| In Search of the Elusive Woman Astronomer - Tips on researching the often
hard to find woman astronomer. By Barry Malpas |
| Letter from the Editor |
| Letters |
Volume
I, Number 4 - Spring 1998
| Chasing Totality, the Allure of the Solar Eclipse - The chase is on for
the solar eclipse and the astronomy behind these alluring events. By Debra
L. Davis |
| The Stuff Scientists Are Made Of - The attributes that a scientist,
researcher, and astronomer need. By Nancy L. Thomas |
| Letter from the Editor |
| AstroWoman News - First woman selected to command Shuttle mission. |
| Letters |
Volume
I, Number 3 - Winter 1997
| Women of the Sky __ Constellations and Myth - The mythology
surrounding the female constellations and objects in the night sky. By M.
Aaron McNeely |
| Women of the Moon __ Features and Lore - Ancient lore of the
moon and the features named for women honorees. By Debra L. Davis |
| Telescopes 101: Movement and Mounts - Sky movement can be a major
consideration when deciding on what mount to purchase. By Cathie Havens. |
| Letter from the Editor |
| AstroWoman News - New award honors Maria Mitchell. Helen Wright Greuter
Dies. |
| Letters |
Volume
I, Number 2 - Fall 1997
| Maria Mitchell, 1818-1889 - The life of America's first woman astronomer,
and the comet that brought her fame. By Emilia "Lee" Belserene |
| Maria on the Moon - Crater Mitchell, sitting between mountain and sea,
among exceptional company. By Debra L. Davis |
| Comet Mitchell...150 years ago - Comet Mitchell, plotted and observed. |
| Letter from the Editor |
| AstroWoman News - WITI honors two JPL women, seeks 1998 nominees. Petite
astronaut won't be living on Mir. |
| Letters |
Volume
I, Number 1 - Summer
1997,
Premier
Issue
| Hypatia of Alexandria - The life and death of the first woman astronomer,
a woman born before her time. By Debra L. Davis |
| Hypatia on the Moon - Lunar crater and rimae. By Debra L. Davis |
| Fascinated by the Stars - Experiences on becoming an amateur astronomer
and telescope maker. By Debra Sorg |
| Telescope 101 - Expert advise on telescopes from a pro. By Cathie Havens |
| Letter from the Editor |
| AstroWoman News - Hubble CD technology used for breast cancer screening.
Virtual "Take Our Daughters To Work." |
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