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... Shakespeare by J. C. Trewin Gardening: Edward Hyams on late summer lilies Cinema: Michael Billington on melancholy Fellini The sky at night: A choice of equipment by Patrick Moore For Collectors; Ursula Robertshaw on glass masterpieces Letters to the Editor ...
... THE SKY AT NIGHT top end of the telescope, where the eyepiece was mounted. Reassuringly, Romney Robinson recorded that “though it is rather startling to a person who finds himself suspended over a chasm 60 feet deep, without more than a speculative a ...
... Casson’s Sights of London: 8, Holland Park 35 Charity Christmas cards 47 The sculpture of David Wynne 65 Stolen art 101 The sky at night: Patrick Moore on the Leviathan telescope 103 Archaeology: Maya sites in Northern Belize 107 Theatre; Mainly for pedestrians ...
... THE SKY AT NIGHT PATRICK MOORE The Leviathan telescope In 1843 The Illustrated London News carried a long article describing the most extraordinary telescope that the world had ever known. It was also the most powerful instrument which had been built ...
... play Cinema: Eavesdropping on life by Michael Billington For collectors: Ursula Robertshaw on the creations of Cartier The sky at night: Are we getting lighter? by Patrick Moore Opera: Formula for a festival by Margaret Davies Ballet: A cheerful opening Motoring: ...
... THE SKY AT NIGHT PATRICK MOORE Are we getting lighter? Do you weigh the same today as you did yesterday? Even allowing for what we may call “individual influences” (for instance, whether one has or has not eaten a large meal) some modern scientists are ...
... notebook by Sir Arthur Bryant 100 years ago Sir Hugh Casson’s Sights of London: 10, 8 Addison Road Letters to the Editor The sky at night; Strange wanderer by Patrick Moore Archaeology: A new look at the Taung skull Art: Edward Lucie-Smith on the world of Fuseli ...
... THE SKY AT NIGHT PATRICK MOORE Strange wanderer Early in the New Year a most extraordinary member of the Sun's family by-passed the Earth, approaching us as closely as it can ever do. This was the minor planet Eros, which has been known for over 70 years ...
... DEATH IN HARLEM Patrick Moore THE SKY AT NIGHT Edward Hyams BRITAIN’S NEGLECTED WATERWAYS ...
... THE SKY AT NIGHT PATRICK MOORE The year of the planets We know much more about the planets now than we did only a few months ago. Developments last year were spectacular by any standards, and several age-old problems have been solved —even though many ...
... viewpoint Our notebook by Sir Arthur Bryant 100 years ago Sir Hugh Casson’s Sights of London, 11; Launceston Place The sky at night: Patrick Moore on the year of the planets For collectors: Stuart Devlin’s gold by Ursula Robertshaw Stolen art Theatre: ...
... years ago Sir Hugh Casson’s sights of London, 12: 31-33 Tite Street, Chelsea The Queen’s tour Letters to the Editor The sky at night: Patrick Moore on the sword of the hunter Theatre: Scaling the mountain by J. C. Trewin Archaeology: An ancient caravan ...