Past Scripts
Star Gazer #99-49 12/6/99 thru 12/12/99
"The Geminid Meteor Shower,
Plus The Moon and Mars and
A Planet Named George!"
Star Gazer #99-50 12/13/99 thru 12/19/99
"The Astonishing Lunar Illumination
of December 22nd, 1999!
The Brightest First Night of Winter
In 133 years!"
Star Gazer #99-51 12/20/99 thru 12/26/99
"The Winter Solstice and
Why The Shortest Day of The Year
Doesn't Feel Like The Shortest"
Star Gazer #99-52 12/27/99 thru 1/2/2000
"A Star For The Millennium!
A Cosmic Way To Ring In The New Year!"
Star Gazer #99-44 11/1/99 thru 11/07/99
"Saturn At Opposition This Week
And As Big And As Bright As It Ever Gets!"
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Star Gazer #99-45 11/08/99 thru 11/14/99
"Will Next Week's Leonid Meteor Shower
Turn Into A Meteor Storm?!"
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Star Gazer #99-46 11/15/99 thru 11/21/99
"A Meteor Storm Alert!
And Our Moon Pays A Visit
To The Two Largest Planets"
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Star Gazer #99-47 11/22/99 thru 11/28/99
"Another Cosmic Triangle and
The Time Machine Effect!"
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Star Gazer #99-48 11/29/99 thru 12/05/99
"The Moon Meets The Pink Iron Planet"
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Star Gazer #99-40 10/0499 thru 10/10/99
"The Moon and Venus,The Moon and Mercury
and The Moon and Mars!"
Star Gazer #99-41 10/11/99 thru 10/17/99
"Stars For An Indian Summer!"
Star Gazer #99-42 10/18/99 thru 10/24/99
"Jupiter At Its Brightest and Closest In A Dozen Years!"
Star Gazer #99-43 10/25/99 thru 10/31/99
"Venus At Its Highest And Brightest For The Year!"
Star Gazer #99-36 9/6/99 thru 9/12/99
"Mars Meets Its Rival!
And Won't Be This Close Again Until 2016!"
Star Gazer #99-37 9/13/99 thru 9/19/99
"The Two Days Of The Year
When The Sun Rises Due East
And Sets Due Due West"
Star Gazer #99-38 9/20/99 thru 9/26/99
"A Trick You Can Do
With A Dime And The Harvest Moon"
Star Gazer #99-39 9/27/99 thru 10/3/99
"A Parade Of Planets From Sunset To Sunrise"
Star Gazer #99-31 8/2/99 thru 8/8/99
"Don't Miss Next Week's Perseid Meteor Shower
Because This Year, Conditions Are Ideal For It!"
Star Gazer #99-32 8/9/99 thru 8/15/99
"Mercury and The Gemini Twins
And The Heliacal Rising Of The Dog Star!"
Star Gazer #99-33 8/16/99 thru 8/22/99
"How To Use Mars To Find
The Two Most Tongue Twisting Stars In The Cosmos!"
Star Gazer #99-34 8/23/99 thru 8/29/99
"The Two Marvelous Star Clusters
That Ride Above The Scorpion's Tail!"
Star Gazer #99-35 8/30/99 thru 9/5/99
"How To Find The 'False Dawn' Of An Ancient Persian
Poet"
Star Gazer #99-27 7/5/99 thru 7/11/99
"Don't Miss July 15th's Super Duper Spectacular Cosmic
Trio! A Real Knock Your Socks Off Sky Show!"
Star Gazer #99-28 7/12/99 thru 7/18/99
"How to Watch Two Bright Planets and Two Bright Stars
As They Move Away From Each Other"
Star Gazer #99-29 7/19/99 thru 7/25/99
"The Scorpion and The Pussycat and
How To Find Them!"
Star Gazer #99-30 7/26/99 thru 8/1/99
"A Moon Journey Past Cosmic Wonders In Early Morning
Skies"
Star Gazer #99-23 6/7/99 thru 6/13/99
"Mars and Spica Closest This Week,
Mercury Puts In An Appearance,
and A Venus/ Moon Super Goody!"
Star Gazer #99-24 6/14/99 thru 6/20/99
"What The Night Sky Looks Like
On The First Night Of Summer"
Star Gazer #99-25 6/21/99 thru 6/27/99
"The Most Difficult To Find Of All The Naked Eye Planets
and How to Find It!"
Star Gazer #99-26 6/28/99 thru 7/4/99
"What To See In The Sky On The 4th Of July!"
Star Gazer #99-18 5/3/99 thru 5/9/99
"A Super Close Up Look At Mars
Which Is Still At Its Brightest Since 1990!"
Star Gazer #99-19 5/10/99 thru 5/16/99
"Venus, Earth's Twin Sister, Takes Over Evening Skies"
Star Gazer #99-20 5/17/99 thru 5/23/99
"How To Find Virgo and Its Brightest Star Spica"
Star Gazer #99-21 5/24/99 thru 5/30/99
"The Gemini Twins and the Goddess Of Love
and The Smallest Full Moon Of The Year"
Star Gazer #99-22 5/31/99 thru 6/6/99
"Awesome Arcturus : Find It Now Before It's Gone"
#SG 99-14 4/5/99 thru 4/11/99
"A New Way to Use The Big Dipper and
Venus Pays A Visit To The Seven Sisters"
#SG 99-15 4/12/99 thru 4/18/99
"The Weekend of Nine Cosmic Ladies
And The Great Red Star"
#SG 99-16 4/19/99 thru 4/25/99
"Mars At Opposition This Week!
Closest and Brightest Since 1990!"
#SG 99-17 4/26/99 thru 5/2/99
"The Truth About The North Star
And How To Find It"
#SG 99-09 3/1/99 thru 3/7/99
"Four Planets In A Bundle
For Your Early Evening Viewing Pleasure
#SG 99-10 3/8/99 thru 3/14/99
"An Exquisite Celestial Trio
With Exotic Earthshine, Friday March 19th
#SG 99-11 3/15/99 thru 3/21/99
"Spring Is Here !
At Least According To The Yellow Line
In The Middle Of The Road
#SG 99-12 3/22/99 thru 3/28/99
"The Beginning of Spring and The End
of Winter"
Reflected In The Stars and
A Blue Moon Update"
#SG 99-13 3/29/99 thru 4/04/99
"April 1999 : The Month of Mars"
#SG 99-05 2/1/99 thru 2/7/99
"A Great Big Red Star For Valentine's
Day :
About As Big And As Red As It Gets!"
#SG 99-06 2/8/99 thru 2/14/99
"A Cosmic Switcheroo! The 8th & 9th Planets
Change Places This Week!
and Getting Ready For
February 23rd's Super Duper Conjunction!"
#SG 99-07 2/15/99 thru 2/21/99
"How To Watch Next Week's Spectacular
Super-Duper Meeting of the Planets"
#SG 99-08 2/22/99 thru 2/28/99
"The Elusive First Planet and How
To Find It Easy As Pie"
#SG 99-01 1/4/99 thru 1/10/99
"The Evening Star and the Seventh Planet
and Earth Closest To The Sun This Week!"
#SG 99-02 1/11/99 thru 1/17/99
"Hail Caesar and Happy New Year!
and Getting Ready For A Super-Duper
Grand Conjunction of the Two Brightest Planets!"
#SG 99-03 1/18/99 thru 1/24/99
"The Orion Nebula : A True Winter Wonder!"
#SG 99-04 1/25/99 thru 1/31/99
"Two Blue Moons For 1999!
and The Big Blue Moon Brouhaha"
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