JOURNAL FOR THE HISTORY OF ASTRONOMY

Occultation of Planets by the Moon in European Narrative Medieval Sources

The Orbital Elements of Venus in Medieval Islamic Astronomy: Interaction Between Traditions and the Accuracy of Observations

A Chinese Innovation Based on Western Methods: The Double-Epicycle Solar Model in the Lixiang kaocheng, 1722

Ibn al-Ḥadib’s Tables for Finding True Syzygy

When to Send Your Telescope Aloft

A Possible Date for Ptolemy’s Development of a Model for the Second Lunar Anomaly

The “Chaucerian” Astrolabe in the British Museum: A Reassessment of Its Dating and Ownership

Ibn Isḥāq and the Alfonsine Tables

On the Eclipse of Hipparchus

A “Confounded Scrape”: John Herschel, Neptune, and Naming the Satellites of the Outer Solar System

Comet 27 P/Crommelin Observed in Ancient Korea

Paris 1676: The Discovery of the Velocity of Light and the Roles of Rømer and Cassini

muluz3, mul dGula, and the Early History of Mesopotamian Constellations

Why Halley Did Not Discover Proper Motion and Why Cassini Did

New Astronomy in Service of Old Astrology: Close Planetary Conjunctions in Pre-Modern China

Nautical Tables for Vasco da Gama, 1497–1500?:

Rome and the Total Solar Eclipse of BC 188 July 17

The Master and the Disciple: The Almanac of John of Lignères and the Ephemerides of John of Saxony

An Early Compilation of Saturn Observations from Babylon