Archived Newsletters
Winter, 2009-10
Fall, 2009
Summer, 2009
Spring, 2009
Winter, 2008-09
Fall, 2008
Summer, 2008
Spring, 2008 (Lunar Eclipse, The Big Picture, Telescope Dreams, Are the Tides Prickley?, Facilities)
Winter, 2007 (Education Programs, BPAA's 2008 Board, Review: Two Books on Telescopes, Awards Dinner, Capital Project, Equatorial Sundials, Newsletter 0.001)
Fall, 2007 (Education Successes, ALCon, Star Parties - Summer 2007, Planetarium Turns One, The Magician and the Zero)
Summer, 2007 (Selecting Eyepieces, 20 inch Scope Sees First Light, Big Time Optics, Anna's Big Bang)
Spring, 2007 (AAS Meeting, Essential Books, Dark Adaptation, The Stars in Eighty Days, Anna's Refried Beans)
Winter, 2006-2007 (A Hole to China? What, if anything is standing still?, Transit of Mercury)
Fall, 2006 (Fourth of July, Planetarium's Debut, Dome Design, What's Up There?, 'Imiloa, Big Bear Conference, Two Star Parties)
Summer, 2006 (Total Eclipse, Mirror Cleaning, Loaner Scopes, How's the Richie Scope?)
Spring, 2006 (Annual Meeting Report, Planetarium, Chant Medeal, Helen Gardiner, The Hoodoos, Water on Mars, Armchair Exploration)
Winter, 2005-2006 (How's the Ritchie Telescope, Sports Field Lighting, OSP and Hurricane Katrina, CoBolide Extinctions)
Fall, 2005 (Summer 2005 Reports, Hunting Grounds and Meadows, Is Dark Matter a Chimera?
July & August, 2005 (A Twinkle in Their Eyes, Remote Dark Skies, Sports Field Lighting)
May & June, 2005 (Hercules and his Lesson, News from the Maiden Lane Observatory, Life?)
March & April, 2005 (Planetarium Brunches, Free Telescopes, Comets, Asteroids and Supernova, Intelligent Life)
January & February, 2005 (Near Earth Asteroid, The Tropic of Capricorn, DSL, Dreaming Big, A Dome Inside the Meeting Room?, Planetarium Projector Develoment, Update on the ISSAT)
November & December, 2004 (Mel Bartels and the Ritchie Telescope, Book Review The Caldwell Objects, Drawing the Line, Observing Deep, Far Away and Long Past, Astrobiology Mars News, Gallery)
September & October, 2004 (Wizards?, Mt Bachelor Star Party, Oregon Star Party, The Meteor Part 3)
July & August, 2004 (Two Meteors, Seeing Venus, A Star Party - Texas Style, Planetarium Progress, the Meteor Part 2)
May & June, 2004 (Viking Astronomy, Herschel Hunting, Don Trantow, The Meteor Part 1)
March & April, 2004 (Partly Eclipsed Moon, Shadow of the Sun, Climatic Ice Cycles, The Case for Extraterrestrial Life, Where Lions Roar)
January & February, 2004 (Winter Solstice at the Ritchie Observatory, Beagle, Spirit and Opportunity on Mars, Astronomy Resources at KPL, Bella Luna, LIGO Tour, Owed to Bill, The Other Shoe Drops)
November & December, 2003 (Mars as Bright as Venus, Congenital Infectious Enthusiasm - A Tribute to John H Rudolph, Black Holes: Feeling the Ripples)
Special Issue Celebrating the Life and Work of John Rudolph
September & October, 2003 (What's That Bright Orange Star?, Junk Yard Wars Robotics, Where Did the Snow Go? A report on the Mt Bachelor Star Party, Buying a Star: A Dilemma for Amateur Astronomers, Table Mountain Star Party, Astrobiology Martian Near Miss)
July & August, 2003 (Was it Ever Warm and Wet on Mars?, A Close Brush with our Arean Neighbor, Paul Hodge's Higher than Everest, Paralax, Precession, and the Crucial Angles)
May & June, 2003 (the Check is in the Mail, Seeing Solar Flares, Pulsating SubDwarf B Stars, Red Snow, the Mug, the Moon Faces and the Goats, Middents' Lectures, The Search for the Edge of the Universe)
March & April, 2003 (Columbia, Hubble and the Amateur Telescope in Space, American Astronomical Society, Wilkinson Microwave Anistotropy Probe, A Day with Richard Berry)
January & February, 2003 (New Comet, Telescopes for Christmas, Cassini, New Lecture Series by Paul Middents, Retrofitting Light Fixtures, Megalithic Astronomy, Black Holes, URARA Symposium)
November & December, 2002 (Mabel Stearns Award, Exotic Stars, Kuiper Belt Object, UW Astrobiology Seminars, Trip to Jack Riggs' Radio Telescope, First Signs of Life, Robert Forward Obit, Characterizing an Asteroid)
September & October, 2002 (Life Under the Seafloor, Mad Cows and Dust Devils, Mt Kobau and Oregon Star Parties, In the Wink of a Star, The Great Square of Pegasus)
July & August, 2002 (Astronomy in Arizona, The Hubble Program, Subsurface Water on Mars)
May & June, 2002 (Oceans and Volcanoes in the Solar System, Speculations on a Black Hole Experiment, Snow Storms, Dead Horses and a Comet, Astronomy Day, 3C 273 or Why I Stay Up All Night, Honoring Helen and Mac Gardiner, Life in Deep Spaces)
March & April, 2002 (Binocular Observing Club, Lecture Series 2002, Project Astro, Full Color Electronic Sensor)
January & February, 2002 (Text only) (The Showers, Bob Wilson 16 inch Telescope, Sinister Plot Foiled, ISSAT)
November & December, 2001 (Text only) (Clock Dedication, Mars Odyssey, Stranger in a Star Party, Archaeoastronomy, Winds of Change on BPAA Board, Distance)