I'm not sure where to put this- and not even sure if it's useful. But I've happened to come into possession of a few books someone might find interesting- if you'd like me to look up anything for reference, or scan some pages, just let me know. Like I said these things may be available online, but some searching didn't turn them up- and there may be something interesting in there for someone. The volumes I have are the publications of the Royal Edinburgh Observatory, covering 1962-65, 1964-67 (yes, they overlap ) and 1970-71. If anyone wants a quick rundown of the contents, just say so.

If this isn't useful to anyone, I apologize, but it's worth the 60 seconds of typing to make the offer

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I am among those who think that science has great beauty. A scientist in his laboratory is not only a technician: he is also a child placed before natural phenomena which impress him like a fairy tale. - Marie Curie

That's fine, Silly String Theory. If I need anything, I'll ask.

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"Carl Sagan sent a message to ET,
Neil Armstrong walked in the Sea of Tranquility
Steve Squyers built Spirit and Opportunity
Dan Haylen upchucked in zero gravity." -Brent Simon, The Space Camp Song