Astronomy & Geophysics

Planning European space science; UK supports Aurora; cosmic ray culprit revealed; a Victorian relic revived; heterogeneity in the mantle.
pp. 6.04-6.05(1.01)

Small galaxies are growing smaller
pp. 6.06-6.09(1.03)
Author: Phillipps, Steve

A celebration of women in astronomy
pp. 6.10-6.14(1.04)
Author: Burnell, Jocelyn Bell

The earliest datable observation of the aurora borealis
pp. 6.15-6.17(1.02)
Authors: Stephenson, F Richard; Willis, David M; Hallinan, Thomas J

Spectroscopy of astrophysic al plasmas in the laboratory
pp. 6.18-6.21(1.03)
Authors: Keenan, F P; Rose, S J

The making of Stars ‘R’ Us!
pp. 6.22-6.24(1.02)
Authors: Viti, Serena; Brown, Wendy; McCoustra, Martin; Fraser, Helen; Mason, Nigel; Massey, Robert

A very public fireball
pp. 6.25-6.26(1.01)
Authors: Bridges, J C; Schwanethal, J P; Paton, M D; Pearson, V K; Greenwood, R C; Watson, J S; Morgan, G H

Starbursts – from 30 Doradus to Lyman-break galaxies
pp. 6.27-6.28(1.01)
Authors: Grijs, Richard; O'Connell, Robert W

Solar system science
pp. 6.29-6.31(1.02)
Author: Bond, Peter

New titles for the armchair; the desk and the wall.
pp. 6.32-6.33(1.01)

Rosemary Hutton; Fred Whipple.
pp. 6.34-6.35(1.01)

Transit of Venus newspaper competition winners; RAS prizes for PhD theses 2004.
pp. 6.36-6.36(1)

Index to Astronomy & Geophysics Vol.45.
pp. 6.37-6.38(1.01)

Forthcoming meetings and contents.
pp. 6.39-6.39(1)