Publications of Glenn A. Walsh

1979 to 1980 – The Daily Messenger, Homestead, Pennsylvania and associated weekly newspapers: multiple articles.

1998 to Present – Several personal Internet Web-Sites on several topics including:

History of The Buhl Planetarium and Institute of Popular Science, Pittsburgh
History of Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Libraries
History of The Adler Planetarium and Astronomy Museum, Chicago
Astronomer, Educator, and Maker of Telescopes and Precise Scientific Instruments Dr. John A. Brashear
Civil War Museum of the Andrew Carnegie Free Library and Music Hall
History of Industrialist and Philanthropist Henry Clay Frick
Public Transit

1999 April – Consulting Editor for the Andrew Carnegie issue of Cobblestone, the American History magazine for children.

2005 March – Planetarian, Quarterly Journal of the International Planetarium Society, V.34, N.1, P.32. Forum Column regarding favorite constellations during planetarium sky tour.

2005 June – Planetarian, Quarterly Journal of the International Planetarium Society, V.34, N.2, P.35-36. Forum Column regarding How realistic is President Bush's new Space Initiative?

2007 – Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers - Authored three articles on the lives of Pittsburgh astronomers: Samuel Pierpont Langley, James E. Keeler, and John A. Brashear.

2008 May / June – Spigot Science Magazine (new, on-line science magazine for young people and classrooms, grades 4 through 7). Topic of this 28-page issue is The Universe. Article on page 18: “How We Learn About the Universe.”

2011 September to present – SpaceWatchtower Twitter News Feed.

2011 November 9 to present – SpaceWatchtower Blog.

2014 December – Planetarian, Quarterly Journal of the International Planetarium Society, V.43, N.4, P.50-56. “WHEN PITTSBURGH GOT ITS PLANETARIUM, The 75^th anniversary of America's 5^th major planetarium.” (Reprint of SpaceWatchtower Blog-Post of 2014 October 24)

2017 March – Planetarian, Quarterly Journal of the International Planetarium Society, V.46, N.1, P.56-58. “Celestial Navigation Classes Return to Naval Academy After Absence of Nearly a Decade.”

(Reprint of SpaceWatchtower Blog-Post of 2016 December 7)

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