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  • Book

    CLOUDY NIGHT BOOK

    AN ASTRONOMER’S COMPANION

    GEORGE S. MUMFORD · 1979 · 115 pgs

    Quips, games, puzzles, cartoons & jokes, all with an astronomical bent… to keep you entertained when the weather doesn’t cooperate.

    No. 148, Shelf C

  • Book

    COMET KOHOUTEK

    JOSEPH F. GOODAVAGE · 1973 · 189 pgs

    Rushed out when Kohoutek was expected (25x brighter than Halley’s!), this book has lots of wonderful hype and hokum about comets.

    No. 151, Shelf C

  • Book

    HOLLOW EARTH

    THE GREATEST GEOGRAPHICAL DISCOVERY IN HISTORY

    RAYMOND BERNARD · 1964 · 116 pgs

    Is this Proof of the Hollow Earth Theory hilarious pseudo-science or a frightening example of specious logic? You decide!

    No. 207, Shelf H

  • Video

    JOHN DOBSON LECTURE

    NAA PROGRAM, APRIL 2, 2002

    NAA · 2002 · (video)

    Dobson’s presentation for our club meeting. Eccentricity on an astronomical scale!

    No. 528, Shelf J

  • Book

    LIGHT-HEARTED ASTRONOMER

    KEN FULTON · 1984 · 115 pgs

    A look at amateur astronomy from the inside, complete with irony, pathos, goofiness, and some real practical advice for the amateur.

    No. 225, Shelf L

  • Book

    PARALLEL UNIVERSES

    AN ASSORTMENT OF CARTOONS

    ROZ CHAST · 1984 · 131 pgs

    A cartoonist’s view of the cosmos and modern life.

    No. 265, Shelf P

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    SURELY YOU’RE JOKING, MR. FEYNMAN!

    ADVENTURES OF A CURIOUS CHARACTER

    RICHARD P. FEYNMAN · 1985 · 350 pgs

    Feynman’s no-holds-barred autobiographical look at the life of a physicist and man-of-the-world. A best-seller.

    No. 565, Shelf S