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Southern Stars - the Journal of RASNZ

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Volume 46: March 2007 to December 2007, principal articles and abstracts.

Volume 46, number 1: March 2007 Active Region 10918/923/930. New Detectable Eccentricities of Southern Binary Star Systems. Comet McNaught 2006 P1 - The Comet that Blew our Socks off. History of the Gifford-Eiby Lecture Fund. Book Review - Bright Star: Beatrice Hill Tinsley, Astronomer.
Volume 46, number 2: June 2007 Quaoar Appulse. AR 953: "Strange days, indeed!". SKA Simulation Modeling: Phased Approach to SKA Construction. Hydrogen alpha observing. RASNZ Annual Report for 2006. Astronomical Stamp Issue. Book Review - Empire of the Stars. Book-Review - Sirius: Brightest Diamond in the Sky.
Volume 46, number 3: September 2007 Total Lunar Eclipse - 2007 August 28. Comet Gilmore P/2007 Q2 Mt John Spectroscopic Observations of the δ Scuti binary star RS Cha. Statement of Financial Performance for the year ended 31 December 2006 - correction. The IAU Meteor Stream Archiving Project. Asteroidal Occultation Results. Semi-Automated Loading of Occultation Results Using Excel Macros. 2007 Murray Geddes Prize. Ephemeral Solar Active Regions 2007 July. Software Review - Google Mars.
Volume 46, number 4: December 2007 Carter Observatory Refurbished. Astro Holiday in Ontario. Meteor Streams - their optimum Designation. Astronomy at the University of Canterbury Department of Physics and Astronomy and Mt John University Observatory. North Polar Filaments: Signs of Solar Cycle 24 Activity? The Big Bang and Black Holes. Weak Gravitational Lensing .

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