This program, develooed on a Macintosh using MacAdvantage:UCSD Pascal, takes a list of stars and shows yuu where they are in respect to one another.
[author : Bruce Webster]
The author presents an in-depth look into the workings of LCDs.
[author : Glenn J. Adler]
One member of this family of portables has a gas-plasma display.
[author : Rich Malloy]
Steve looks into his junk box for items to use with the Home Run Control System.
[author : Steve Ciarcia]
Travesty is rewritten in compiled BASIC.
[author : Murray Lesser]
Specify the decimal length of any real number.
[author : Brent Daviduck]
Observers around the globe are using microcomputers in a variety of astronomical applications.
[author : Russell M. Genet]
The Shuttle Imaging Radar experiment employs a network of personal computers for data acquisition and analysis.
[author : Richard Wilton]
The program described calculates the positions of asteroids and comets.
[author : David S. Dixon]
The Stumpff program can help you calculate earth-orbiting satellite positions with high precision.
[author : E. H. Weiss]
A codirector of the Fairborn Observatory describes ways of computerizing the repetitious tasks in variable-star photometry.
[author : Louis J. Boyd]
Small systems increase the amateur astronomer's reach.
[author : Richard Bochonko and William T Peters]
[author : Glenn Hartwig]
A briefcase-size machine that runs MS-DOS.
[author : Richard Grehan and Eva White]
An IBM PC-compatible with a RAM-disk utility.
[author : Elaine Holden]
Three programs for tracking the return of the celestial visitor.
[author : John E. Mosley]
Link up with a space station or travel to Saturn.
[author : Benjamin Bernar]
An outline processor for the IBM PC.
[author : William Hershey]
It's similar to the Hayes Smartmodem but not fully compatible.
[author : George V. Kinal]
Readers respond to previous reviews.
Trips to shows and a visit with Niklaus Wirth highlight Jerry's month
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Jerry's readers write, and he replies.
[author : Jerry Pournelle]
Our West Coast staff interviewed one of SNOBOL4's authors. Ralph E. Griswold. who has gone on to create a new language called Icon.
[author : Ezra Shapiro]
Dick reports on an astronomical application for the Sinclair Spectrum.
[author : Dick Pountain]
Bill looks at the Silver-Reed EB50, Fujitsu's new optical-disc coating material, and more.
[author : William M. Raike]
The debut of this column covers an assortment of Macintosh products.
[author : Bruce Webster]
Set up and solve simultaneous linear equations.
[author : Robert T. Kurosaka]
Steve answers project-related queries from readers.
[author : Steve Ciarcia]
News and speculation about personnal computers.
[author : Sol Libes]