ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA

                       COMET AND NOVA SECTION

Comet and nova Search Areas:  Part I.  From Declination 0° to 90°N.
       The number on the circumference are hours of Right Ascension,
and each small dash represents 20 minutes of time.  Small numbers
along the 00h and 12h lines are degrees of declination.  The purpose
of this chart is to enable the observer to find the range of his
area in Right Ascension and Declination.  The observer should make
a copy of his area from a star atlas showing stars to at least sixth

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                                 ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA
                                        COMET AND NOVA SECTION

Bulletin No. 4                                                         March 19, 1963

      "From Nova persei 1901 to Nova Puppis 1942, seven nova of 2nd magnitude or
brighter were discovered.  Yet it is now 20 years since any such really striking

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                        ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY OF CANADA

                                COMET AND NOVA SECTION
Bulletin #3                                                      June 18, 1962

     One year ago, the Royal Astronomical Society of Canada launched a national
observing programme; Comets and Novae being one part of it. I am happy to say

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