Observing and Measuring Visual Double Stars

1. More than One Sun
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

2. Why Observe Double Stars?
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

3. The Observation of Binocular Double Stars
Mike Ropelewski, R. W. Argyle

4. Double Star Sketching
Jeremy Perez, R. W. Argyle

5. Multiple Stars and Planets
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

6. Is the Sun a Double Star?
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

7. The Orbital Elements of a Visual Binary Star
Andreas Alzner, R. W. Argyle

8. Orbit Computation
Andreas Alzner, R. W. Argyle

9. Ten Famous Double Stars
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

10. The Resolution of a Telescope
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

11. Reflecting Telescopes and Double Star Astronomy
Christopher Taylor, R. W. Argyle

12. Simple Techniques of Measurement
E. T. H. Teague, R. W. Argyle

13. Filar Micrometer
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

14. The Diffraction Grating Micrometer
Andreas Maurer, R. W. Argyle

15. CCD Camera Observations
Bob Buchheim, R. W. Argyle

16. Lucky Imaging
Rainer Anton, R. W. Argyle

17. The DSLR Camera
Ernő Berkó, R. W. Argyle

18. Astrometric Speckle Interferometry for the Amateur
Nils Turner, R. W. Argyle

19. Internet Astrometry
Rafael Caballero, R. W. Argyle

20. How to Measure the Minima of Eclipsing Binaries; an Amateur’s Experiences
Laurent Corp, R. W. Argyle

21. Lunar Occultations
Graham Appleby, R. W. Argyle

22. What the Amateur can Contribute
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

23. Some Active Amateur Double Star Observers
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

24. An Observing Session
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

25. Some Useful Formulae
Michael Greaney, R. W. Argyle

26. Star Atlases and Software
Owen Brazell, R. W. Argyle

27. Catalogues
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

28. Publication of Results
Bob Argyle, R. W. Argyle

29. Brief Biographies
R. W. Argyle

30. References and Bibliography
R. W. Argyle

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