Sky & Telescope September/ October

[astronut]

Hi All, S&T Aug/ SEP out today, great images taken through "Hubble".
Great articles on the moon and DSO's:lol:

[ving]

cool, have to keep an eye out for it!@ :thumbsup:
:lol:

[astronut]

Sorry, :sadeyes: Forgot to mention this is the mailed out issues. News stands I think might be the end of the week.:)

[Lee]

I knew it must have been coming up - had the urge for a new mag! Just went and bought a US one in my lunchbreak to satisfy the craving.... :D

[RB]

I received mine this morning.
There are some fantastic images in the readers gallery this month.
I don't recognise any of the names as IIS members, my apologies if there are.

Mr Iceman has his wonderful lunar image of Schiller taken with the DMK on page 73.
Stunning work Mike, congratulations.

My image of the twin fragments B & C of comet C/73P is on page 55.
Also my Andromeda M31 shot is on page 77.

Enjoy the magazine everyone.

[iceman]

Congrats for getting your 2 awesome images in, RB! Truly deserving.

I look forward to reading mine when I get home this arvo.

On a related note, I read on the AS&T website the other day that Jonathan Nally has moved on and is now the "Editor at Large" within Paragon, and that Greg Bryant is the new Editor of AS&T!

Congrats Greg! Well deserved! I've always enjoyed your articles and think that your greater overall involvement can only mean positive things for the magazine. I wish you the best in your new and challenging role!

[matt]

Yep

Nice issue.

I like the free poster;)

[iceman]

Finished reading my copy last night..

I enjoyed reading about the flying (aircraft or balloon) on Mars, and the challenges that they will face.. Steve Massey's article on video astronomy (using a video camera) is a good one too, and might be of some use to Chryssio, Jeanette and a few others that do video astronomy..

Geoff Liddecoat and Julian Foong are also IIS members who got their images in the gallery, nice work guys.

It's a nice issue, well done guys.