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A

ASTRONOMY

AA

ASTEROIDS

AAB CELESTIAL MECHANICS PROBLEMS WITH ASTEROIDS

• AAB1   Anomalous Asteroid Orbits
• AAB2   Asteroid Distribution Anomalies
• AAB3   The High "Internal Energy" of the Asteroid Population
• AAB4   Peculiar Distribution of Asteroid Spin Rates
• AAB5   Unexplained Residual Precession of Icarus
• AAB6   Evidence against an Explosive Origin for Asteroids

AB	SOLAR SYSTEM "LAWS" AND INTERRELATIONSHIPS

ABB DYNAMICS OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM AS-A-WHOLE

• ABB1   Solar-System Instability
• ABB2   Circularity of Planetary Orbits
• ABB3   Anomalous Split of Angular Momentum between Sun and Planets
• ABB4   Ubiquity of Resonances in the Solar System

ABS REMARKABLE RELATIONSHIPS AMONG PLANETARY AND SATELLITE PARAMETERS

• ABS1   Solar System Laws of Distance
• ABS2   Similarity of Densities of Composite Terrestrial Planets
• ABS3   Multiple Primaries in the Solar System
• ABS4   Supposed Quantization of Planetary Orbital Periods
• ABS5   Solar System Mass Laws
• ABS6   The Quantized Nature of Orbital Systems

AC

COMETS

ACB ORBITAL ANOMALIES OF COMETS

• ACB1   The Appearance of Comets in Cycles
• ACB2   Nonrandom Direction-of-Approach of Comets to the Sun
• ACB3   New Comets Have Almost Critical Velocity
• ACB4   Sun-Grazing Comets: The Kreutz Group
• ACB5   Changing Cometary Periods
• ACB6   Jupiter's Family of Comets
• ACB7   Low-Eccentricity Cometary Orbits
• ACB8   The Scarcity of Hyperbolic Orbits
• ACB9   Cometary Groups
• ACB10 Orbits of New Comets Diverge from Common Point
• ACB11 Excess of Retrograde Long Period Comets
• ACB12 Uranus-Neptune Region Favored as Comet Source
• ACB13 Cometary Perturbations Suggestive of Planet X
• ACB14 Rapid Attrition of the Oort Cloud by Molecular Clouds
• ACB15 Dynamical Improbability of the Oort Cloud

ACO OBSERVATIONAL ANOMALIES OF COMETS

• ACO1   Two-Dimensional Comet Tails
• ACO2   Cometary Activity Far from Solar Influence
• ACO3   Comets without Nuclei
• ACO4   Absence of Meteorites from Comet-Related Showers
• ACO5   Contraction of Cometary Comas as the Sun is Approached
• ACO6   Unexplained Abundance of Short-Period Comets
• ACO7   Persistence of Long-Period Comets Despite Attrition from Molecular Clouds
• ACO8   Seriality of Cometary Apparitions
• ACO9   Multiple Tails and Antitails
• ACO10 Ejection of Spherical Halos
• ACO11 Correlation of Terrestrial Auroras and the Phenomena of Distant Comets
• ACO12 Blinking Comets
• ACO13 The Anomalous Disappearance of Comets
• ACO14 Anomalous Brightening of Short-Period Comets
• ACO15 Comet Reflectivities Are Similar to Those of Asteroids
• ACO16 Some Cometary Light Curves Resemble Those of Asteroids
• ACO17 New Comets Exhibit Different Brightening Behavior Than Old Comets
• ACO18 Anomalous Splitting of Comets
• ACO19 Tail-Wagging Comets
• ACO20 Cometary Outbursts
• ACO21 Comet Attrition Rates Imply Youth
• ACO22 No Ices in Cometary Reflection Spectra
• ACO23 The Blackness of Cometary Nuclei

ACX OCCULTATIONS BY COMETS

• ACX1   Cometary Tails: Anomalous Occultations of Radio Stars

AE	ENIGMATIC OBJECTS

AEO BRIGHT ENIGMATIC OBJECTS

• AEO1   Bright Objects near the Sun
• AEO2   Starlike Objects with Anomalous Motions
• AEO3   Unexplained Nebulous Objects

AEX UNIDENTIFIED OBJECTS TRANSITING THE SUN, MOON, AND PLANETS

• AEX1   Objects Crossing the Face of the Sun
• AEX2   Objects Crossing the Moon's Disk
• AEX3   Unidentified Objects Transiting Jupiter

AG

THE EARTH

AGB ANOMALIES IN THE EARTH'S ROTATION

• AGB1   Variations in Latitude

AGL EARTH-SATELLITE PHENOMENA

• AGL1   Slow Changes in Satellite Inclination
• AGL2   Sudden Perturbations of Orbital Elements
• AGL3   Slow, Unexplained Descent of Satellites
• AGL4   Direct Visual Observations of Natural Earth Satellites
• AGL5   Radio Propagation and Natural Earth Satellites
• AGL6   Correlation of Geophysical Events with Perigee Passages of Natural Earth Satellites

AGO OBSERVATIONS OF EARTH FROM SPACE

• AGO1   Periodic Changes in Earth's Brightness

AH

MERCURY

AHB MERCURY'S ORBITAL AND SPIN ANOMALIES

• AHB1   The Residual Advance of Mercury's Perihelion
• AHB2   Mercury's High Eccentricity and Inclination
• AHB3   Short Transit Times across the Sun
• AHB4   Mercury's Spin Resonance

AHE GEOLOGY AND FIGURE OF MERCURY

• AHE1   The Asymmetry of Mercury's Topography
• AHE2   Mercury's Possible Prolate Shape
• AHE3   Swirl Markings

AHF INTRINSIC RADIATION SOURCES

• AHF1   Extreme-Ultraviolet Emissions from Mercury

AHO ANOMALOUS TELESCOPIC OBSERVATIONS

• AHO1   Mercury's Occasional Blunted Cusps
• AHO2   Terminator Irregularities
• AHO3   White Projections and Spots
• AHO4   Dark Linear Markings
• AHO5   Anomalous Brightness Temperatures
• AHO6   Ring of Light around Mercury's Dark Side

AHX ANOMALIES OBSERVED DURING TRANSITS

• AHX1   Bright Spots on Mercury during Transit
• AHX2   Ring around Mercury during Transit
• AHX3   Illumination of Mercury's Disk during Transit

AHZ MERCURY'S ANOMALOUS MAGNETIC FIELD

• AHZ1   Mercury's Unexpected Magnetic Field
• AHZ2   Mercury's Offset Magnetic Field

AJ

JUPITER

AJB JOVIAN ORBITAL ANOMALIES

• AJB1   Cyclic Disturbances of Jupiter's Orbit

AJF INTRINSIC RADIATION FROM JUPITER

• AJF1   Jupiter's Intrinsic Radiation
• AJF2   Variations in Jupiter's Decametric Radiation

AJL JUPITER'S REMARKABLE GALILEAN SATELLITES AND RING

• AJL1   Pre-Voyager Sightings of Jupiter's Ring
• AJL2   Io's Bizarre Physical Makeup
• AJL3   Io's Anomalously Energetic Volcanos
• AJL4   Ganymede's Grooved Terrain
• AJL5   Europa's Lineaments
• AJL6   Temporary Disappearance of Ganymede

AJW JOVIAN ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA

• AJW1   Periodicities of Jovian Atmospheric Features

AJX TRANSIT AND OCCULTATION PHENOMENA

• AJX1   Distorted Shapes of Galilean Satellites in Transit
• AJX2   Hot Satellite Shadows
• AJX3   Dark Transits of Galilean Satellites
• AJX4   Double Shadows of Io
• AJX5   Limb Phenomena during Occultations and Transits
• AJX6   Post-Eclipse Brightening of Io
• AJX7   Discrepancies in Predictions of of Eclipses and Transits

AJX JUPITER'S MAGNETIC FIELD

• AJX1   Offset Magnetic Field

AL

THE MOON

ALB THE MOON'S ORBITAL ANOMALIES

• ALB1   Earth-Moon Instability
• ALB2   Discrepancies in the Moon's Ephemeris
• ALB3   Nongravitational Forces and Earth-Moon Acceleration Discrepancies
• ALB4   Earth-Moon Acceleration Incompatible with Moon's Origin in Earth Orbit

ALE LUNAR GEOLOGY PROBLEMS

• ALE1   Asymmetrical Distribution of Maria and Large Basins
• ALE2   Sinuous Rilles and Formations Resembling Terrestrial Water-Formed Features
• ALE3   The Lunar Rays
• ALE4   Lunar Features Seemingly Shaped by Ice
• ALE5   Swirl Markings
• ALE6   Anomalous Red Formations
• ALE7   Layered Structures
• ALE8   Lunar Glasses
• ALE9   Nonrandom Distribution of Lunar Craters
• ALE10 Unexplained Minor Surface Features
• ALE11 Large-Scale Asymmetries in in Composition
• ALE12 Dark-Haloed Lunar Craters
• ALE13 Local Concentrations of Radioactivity
• ALE14 Scarcity of Dust and Meteoric Material
• ALE15 Young Lunar-Surface Ages
• ALE16 Local Concentration of Volatiles
• ALE17 Lunar Soils Older Than Associated Rocks
• ALE18 Problems in Dating Lunar Rocks and Soils
• ALE19 Compositional Differences between Earth and Moon
• ALE20 Apparently Anomalous Long Term Persistence of Craters
• ALE21 Alignment of Mascons and Lunar Moments of Inertia
• ALE22 Geological Changes within Historical Times

ALF LUNAR LUMINOUS PHENOMENA

• ALF1   Infrared Anomalies
• ALF2   Lunar Catastrophism within Historical Times
• ALF3   Transient Points of Light
• ALF4   Localized Color Phenomena
• ALF5   Transient, Large-Area Luminescence
• ALF6   Lightning-Like Phenomena on the Moon

ALL THE MOTION OF LUNAR SATELLITES

• ALL1   Perturbation of Artificial Lunar Satellites

ALO ANOMALOUS TELESCOPIC AND VISUAL OBSERVATIONS

• ALO1   Doubling of Lunar Detail
• ALO2   Variable Spots, Streaks, and Other (Apparently) Optical Phenomena
• ALO3   Banded Craters
• ALO4   Lunar "Canals" and Lineaments
• ALO5   The Lunar Zodiacal Light
• ALO6   Distortions of the Lunar Disk
• ALO7   Bright Diverging Ray above the Moon
• ALO8   Dark Triangular Patches under the Moon
• ALO9   Ring of Light around the New Moon
• ALO10 Shortened Lunar Crescents
• ALO11 The Lunar Post-Sunset Horizon Glow

ALW LUNAR "WEATHER"

• ALW1   Clouds, Mists, and Obscurations
• ALW2   Anomalous Ion Clouds Detected on the Lunar Surface

ALX LUNAR ECLIPSE AND OCCULTATION PHENOMENA

• ALX1   Very Dark Lunar Eclipses
• ALX2   Distortions of the Earth's Shadow
• ALX3   Eclipse Fingers of Light
• ALX4   Bands and Patches on the Eclipsed Moon
• ALX5   Very Bright Lunar Eclipses
• ALX6   Thin Arcs of Light on Rim of Eclipsed Moon
• ALX7   Dusky Bands across Planets at Contact Phase of Occultation
• ALX8   The Hanging or Projection of Stars and Planets on the Moon's Limb
• ALX9   Post-Eclipse Changes of Surface Features
• ALX10 Reception of Radio Signals from Occulted Spacecraft
• ALX11 Bright Ring around Moon during Partial Solar Eclipse
• ALX12 Extended Glows of Occulted Planets

ALZ THE ENIGMA OF LUNAR MAGNETISM

• ALZ1   Anomalous Features of Lunar Magnetism
• ALZ2   Anomalous Demagnetization Behavior of Lunar Samples
• ALZ3   Correlations of Magnetic Anomalies with Surface Features
• ALZ4   Correlated Directions of Magnetization of Lunar Magnetic Anomalies

AM

MARS

AME MARTIAN GEOLOGICAL ANOMALIES

• AME1   The Martian Channels
• AME2   Systems of Lineaments on Mars
• AME3   Pyramidal Structures
• AME4   Ice Layering in the North Polar Regions
• AME5   The "Searchlight" Areas
• AME6   Evidence for Surface and Subsurface Ice
• AME7   Anomalous Hillocks and Ridges
• AME8   Martian Surface Asymmetry
• AME9   The White Rock
• AME10 Anomalous Frost on the Martian Surface
• AME11 Polar Features near the Equator
• AME12 Ice-Cap Melting Correlated with Solar Activity
• AME13 Excess of Grazing-Incidence Craters
• AME14 Unidentified Active Ingredient in Martian Soil and the Possibility of Life
• AME15 Lack of Water-Ice at the Southern Polar Cap
• AME16 Anomalously Wet Areas
• AME17 Spectroscopic Evidence of Vegetation
• AME18 Apparent Lack of Extensive Surface Erosion
• AME19 Layered Deposits
• AME20 Evidence for an Episode of Accelerated Crater Obliteration
• AME21 Pedestal Craters and Their Eroded Environs
• AME22 Flow-Like Character of Crater Ejecta
• AME23 The Tharsis Bulge

AMF LUMINOUS PHENOMENA ON MARS

• AMF1   Flares and Light Flashes

AML THE CURIOUS SATELLITES OF MARS

• AML1   Possible Early Sightings of the Martian Satellites
• AML2   The Grooves of Phobos
• AML3   The Anomalous Acceleration of Phobos

AMO MARTIAN TELESCOPIC ANOMALIES

• AMO1   The Martian Canals
• AMO2   Pre-Mariner Observations of Martian Craters
• AMO3   The Springtime Wave of Darkness
• AMO4   Transitory Dark Spots

AMW ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA ON MARS

• AMW1   Bright Spots during Planet Wide Dust Storms
• AMW2   Moving Dark Lines
• AMW3   Vertical Cloud Columns
• AMW4   Planet-Wide Dust Storms
• AMW5   Isotopic Anomalies in the Martian Atmosphere
• AMW6   The Blue Clearings

AN

NEPTUNE

ANB PROBLEMS WITH NEPTUNE'S ORBIT

• ANB1   The Large Residual in Neptune's Orbit

ANF NEPTUNE'S INTRINSIC RADIATION

• ANF1   Measurements of Intrinsic Energy from Neptune

ANL RING AND SATELLITE IRREGULARITIES

• ANL1   Disarray among Neptune's Moons
• ANL2   Neptune's Elusive Ring and Its Possible Incompleteness

ANO TELESCOPIC ANOMALIES

• ANO1   Neptune's Variable Brightness

AO	STARS AND EXTENDED OBJECTS

AOB STELLAR DYNAMICS AND DISTRIBUTION

• AOB1   Star Rings
• AOB2   Star Streams
• AOB3   Expansion of Our Galaxy's Globular-Cluster Population
• AOB4   Spherical Distribution of Globular Clusters and Their Apparent Nonparticipation in Galactic Rotation
• AOB5   Geocentrically Oriented Spectroscopic Binaries
• AOB6   Anomalously Slow Rotation of Stars
• AOB7   The Possible Existence of a Minimum Distance between Stars
• AOB8   Existence of a Lower Limit to the Number of Stars in Globular Clusters
• AOB9   Non-collapsing Globular Clusters
• AOB10 Sub-dwarfs Move Counter to Galactic Rotation
• AOB11 High Pulsar Velocities
• AOB12 Ubiquity of Binary and Multiple-Star Systems
• AOB13 Pulsar Formation Rate Exceeds Supernova Frequency
• AOB14 Dearth of Population-III Stars
• AOB15 Curious Distribution of Anomalous Cepheids
• AOB16 Family of Population-I Stars in Galactic Halo
• AOB17 The Existence of Globular Clusters
• AOB18 The Existence of Stars
• AOB19 Absence of Binaries in Globular Clusters
• AOB20 Alignment of Axes of Young Stars
• AOB21 Young Stars with Anomalous Velocities

AOF ANOMALIES DETECTED THROUGH STELLAR RADIATION

• AOF1   Star Color Changes in Historical Times
• AOF2   Anomalous Variable Objects: A Few Extreme Cases
• AOF3   Unidentified Objects at the Core of Our Galaxy
• AOF4   Anomalies of Wolf-Rayet Stars
• AOF5   Nova and Supernova Anomalies
• AOF6   Cepheid Anomalies
• AOF7   Apparent Absence of Bright Carbon Stars
• AOF8   The "Missing" Solar Neutrinos and, by Extension, Stellar Neutrino Deficits
• AOF9   Pulsar Anomalies
• AOF10 Unidentified Infrared Objects in Our Galaxy
• AOF11 Optical Bursters and Flare Stars
• AOF12 Flicker Stars
• AOF13 Supermassive Stars
• AOF14 Discordant Binaries
• AOF15 Stars Emitting Excess Infrared Radiation
• AOF16 Spinning-Up Stars
• AOF17 Physical Barriers in the Evolutionary Path between Red Giants and White Dwarfs
• AOF18 Discrete Redshifts in Stellar Spectra
• AOF19 Gamma-Ray Sources Correlated with Solar Oscillations
• AOF20 Rapid Variation of Celestial Radio Sources
• AOF21 Gamma-Ray Objects
• AOF22 Galactic Sources of Unidentified Radiation
• AOF23 White-Dwarf Anomalies
• AOF24 Globular-Cluster "Age' Anomalies
• AOF25 Infrared Bursters
• AOF26 Stellar "Age" Anomalies
• AOF27 Higher Masses of Smaller White Dwarfs
• AOF28 Historical Disappearance of Stars
• AOF29 Gamma-Ray Bursters
• AOF30 X-Ray Bursters

AOO EXTENDED GALACTIC OBJECTS

• AOO1   X-Ray Rings
• AOO2   Nebular Jets
• AOO3   The North Polar Radio Spur
• AOO4   Triangular Appearance of Stars in Telescopes
• AOO5   Puzzling Nature of Bok Globules
• AOO6   Jets from Young Stars
• AOO7   The Red Rectangle
• AOO8   Herbig-Haro Objects
• AOO9   Molecular-Cloud Rings
• AOO10 Infrared Cirrus Clouds
• AOO11 Diffuse Cartwheel-Like Structures

AOX STELLAR-ECLIPSE PHENOMENA

• AOX1   Anomalous Precession of Eclipsing Binaries
• AOX2   Anomalous Stellar-Eclipse Light Curves
• AOX3   Sudden Onsets and Cessations of Stellar Eclipses

AP

PLUTO

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AQ

QUASARS

AQB QUASAR CLUSTERING AND ASSOCIATIONS WITH GALAXIES

• AQB1   Quasar-Galaxy Juxtaposition
• AQB2   Quasar Pairs Straddling Galaxies
• AQB3   Anisotropic Distributions of Galaxies
• AQB4   Apparent Physical Connections between Quasars and Galaxies
• AQB5   Quasar Alignments
• AQB6   Pairs and Clusters of Quasars

AQF ANOMALIES DETECTED THROUGH QUASAR RADIATION

• AQF1   Initial Increase of Bright Quasars with Redshift
• AQF2   Quantization of Quasar Redshifts
• AQF3   Possible Redshift Cutoff for Quasars
• AQF4   Flat Distribution of Faint Quasars
• AQF5   The Quasar Energy Paradox
• AQF6   Absence of Blue-Shifted Quasars
• AQF7   Anomalous Redshifts of Quasar Absorption Lines
• AQF8   Quasar Variability: Origin and Implications
• AQF9   Unresolved Nature of Blazers (BL Lacertae)

AQO QUASAR MORPHOLOGY AND COMPONENT DYNAMICS

• AQO1   Quasar Fuzz: What Is It?
• AQO2   Anomalies of Quasar Radio-Jet Structures
• AQO3   Superluminal Velocities in Quasars

AR

SATURN

ARF SATURN'S INTRINSIC RADIATION

• ARF1   The Saturn Electrostatic Discharges (SEDs)
• ARF2   Measurements of Saturn's Intrinsic Energy
• ARF3   Sudden, Temporary Cessation of Radio Emissions

ARL SATELLITE AND RING ANOMALIES

• ARL1   Pre-Spacecraft Observations of Extra Rings
• ARL2   Knots in Saturn's Rings When Viewed Edgewise
• ARL3   Bright Spot on Saturn's Rings
• ARL4   Anomalous Shadows of the Planet on the Rings
• ARL5   Dark Spokes in the Rings of Saturn
• ARL6   Kinked and Inhomogeneous Rings
• ARL7   Dark-Sided Iapetus
• ARL8   Titan's Variable Brightness
• ARL9   Changes in Saturn's Rings Observed within Historical Times
• ARL10 The "Gaps" between the Rings
• ARL11 Ring Asymmetries and Eccentricities
• ARL12 Hyperion's Chaotic Rotation
• ARL13 Irregular Density Trend of Saturn's Moons
• ARL14 Fine Structure of Saturn's Rings
• ARL15 Varying Crater Densities on Saturn's Moons
• ARL16 Youthful Features of Saturn's Rings

AS

THE SUN

ASF SOLAR-RADIATION ANOMALIES

• ASF1   Large Changes in Solar-Flare Activity
• ASF2   Periodicity of Solar Cosmic Rays
• ASF3   The "Missing" Solar Neutrinos
• ASF4   Large Variations in Isotopes Implanted by the Solar Wind
• ASF5   155-Day Periodicity in Solar Flares
• ASF6   Implication of Solar-Wind Implanted Noble Gases

ASO ANOMALOUS OBSERVATIONS OF THE SUN

• ASO1   Transient Dark Regions on the Sun
• ASO2   Remarkable Coronas
• ASO3   Bulges on the Solar Limb
• ASO4   Evidence of Past Prolonged Minima in Solar Activity
• ASO5   Short-Term Periodicities in Sunspot Numbers
• ASO6   Solar Oblateness and Quadrupole Moment
• ASO7   Changes in the Rate of Solar Rotation
• ASO8   Changes in Solar Diameter
• ASO9   Correlation of Sunspot Numbers and Planetary Configurations
• ASO10 Radial Solar Oscillations

ASX SOLAR ECLIPSE AND OCCULTATION PHENOMENA

• ASX1   Bailey's Beads
• ASX2   Visibility of the Moon's Limb during Solar Eclipses
• ASX3   Fingers of Light Projected on the Moon
• ASX4   Thin Pencils of Light Extending Far beyond the Corona
• ASX5   Exaggerated Notches in the Moon's Limb during Solar Eclipses
• ASX6   Pendulum Perturbations during Solar Eclipses
• ASX7   Spacecraft Signal Perturbations during Solar Occultations
• ASX7   Increases of Galactic Radio Noise during Total Solar Eclipses
• ASX8   Large Discrepancies between Calculated and Observed Eclipse Parameters

ASZ SOLAR AND INTERPLANETARY MAGNETIC FIELD PHENOMENA

• ASZ1   Enhancements of the Interplanetary Magnetic Field
• ASZ2   Compatibility of Interplanetary Magnetic Field Measurements with an Electrically Charged Sun

AT

COSMOS

ATB UNIVERSE DYNAMICS AND MASS DISTRIBUTION

• ATB1   The Existence of the Universe
• ATB2   The Low Mean Density of the Universe
• ATB3   An Angular Momentum-Mass Relationship for a Wide Range of Astronomical Objects
• ATB4   Evidence for Universal Rotation

ATF COSMIC ANOMALIES DETECTED THROUGH RADIATION

• ATF1   Isotropy of Cosmic Background Radiation
• ATF2   Deviations of the Cosmic Back ground Radiation from the Blackbody Curve
• ATF3   The Existence of Cosmic Rays
• ATF4   The Isotropic Cosmic X-Ray Background
• ATF5   Ultra-High-Energy Cosmic Rays
• ATF6   The High Flux of Low-Energy Antiprotons
• ATF7   Antineutrino Pulses
• ATF8   Apparent Absence of Appreciable Antimatter in the Observable Universe
• ATF9   Exceptional Increases in Cosmic Ray Intensity
• ATF10 Asymmetry of Infrared Background Radiation
• ATF11 Nondoppler Redshifts
• ATF12 Spectroscopic Evidence of Life in Space

ATO OBJECTS IN INTERGALACTIC SPACE

• ATO1   Intergalactic Clouds

AU

URANUS

AUB ORBITAL AND ORIENTATION PHENOMENA

• AUB1   Anomalous Inclination of Uranus's Axis

AUF URANIAN INTRINSIC RADIATION

• AUF1   Secular Changes in Radio Emissions

AUL RING AND SATELLITE PHENOMENA

• AUL1   The Mysterious Rings of Uranus

AUO TELESCOPIC ANOMALIES

• AUO1   Periodic Brightening of Uranus

AV

VENUS

AVB VENUSIAN ORBITAL AND SPIN ANOMALIES

• AVB1   The Length of the Venusian Day
• AVB2   The Residual Advance of Venus's Perihelion
• AVB3   Supposed Changes in Venus's Orbit in Historical Times

AVE GEOLOGICAL PHENOMENA

• AVE1   Sharp-Edged Angular Rocks
• AVE2   Layered Sedimentary Rocks
• AVE3   Lack of Water on Venus
• AVE4   Large Ring Structures

AVF INTRINSIC RADIATION SOURCES

• AVF1   Sharp Shadows of Rocks on Venusian Surface
• AVF2   Bright Infrared Structures
• AVF3   Intrinsic Heat Radiation from Venus

AVL POSSIBLE TEMPORARY SATELLITES OF VENUS

• AVL1   Bright Objects Resembling Venusian Satellites

AVO ANOMALOUS TELESCOPIC OBSERVATIONS

• AVO1   Venusian Cusp Phenomena
• AVO2   Ring of Light around Venus
• AVO3   The Ashen-Light Phenomenon
• AVO4   The Phase Anomaly of Venus
• AVO5   Venus Seen Darker than the Sky
• AVO6   The Venusian Spoke System
• AVO7   Bright Spots
• AVO8   The Maedler Phenomenon: Brushes of Light
• AVO9   Flickering Light on Dark Limb
• AVO10 Terminator Irregularities

AVW VENUSIAN ATMOSPHERIC ANOMALIES

• AVW1   Superrotation of the Venusian Atmosphere
• AVW2   Anomalous Distribution and Scarcity of Water Vapor
• AVW3   Periodic Variation of CO₂ Absorption Lines
• AVW4   Noble-Gas Anomalies

AVX TRANSIT ANOMALIES

• AVX1   Ring of Light around Venus during Contact Phase

AVZ MAGNETIC FIELD OF VENUS

• AVZ1   The Negligible Venusian Magnetic Field

AW

GALAXIES

AWB DISTRIBUTION AND DYNAMICS OF GALAXIES

• AWB1   The Existence of Galactic Clusters
• AWB2   The Existence of Superclusters
• AWB3   The Existence of Large Voids in the Universe
• AWB4   The Swiss-Cheese Structure of the Universe
• AWB5   The Anomalous Rotation of Matter in Galaxies
• AWB6   Large-Scale Anisotropy in Galaxy Distribution
• AWB7   Seemingly-Related Galaxies with Discordant Redshifts
• AWB8   Large-Scale Streaming of Superclusters
• AWB9   The Origin of Galactic Rotation
• AWB10 Lines of Galaxies Associated With Elliptical Radio-Bright Galaxies
• AWB11 Spirals and Ellipticals Have Markedly Different Population Densities
• AWB12 Smooth Background Population of Lone Galaxies
• AWB13 Apparent Rapid Dispersal of Galactic Clusters
• AWB14 Structures Larger Than Superclusters
• AWB15 Anomalous Gas Motion in Elliptical Galaxies
• AWB16 Preferred Orientation of Galaxies in Clusters
• AWB17 The Existence of Galaxies

AWF ANOMALIES DETECTED THROUGH GALACTIC RADIATION

• AWF1   The Slight Blueness of Distant Galaxies
• AWF2   The Seyfert Energy Problem
• AWF3   Superluminous Infrared Galaxies
• AWF4   Luminosity Changes in Ordinary Galaxies
• AWF5   Variable X-Ray-Bright Galaxies
• AWF6   Ultraviolet Radiation from Elliptical Galaxies
• AWF7   Anomalous Radio Pulses from Galaxies
• AWF8   Quantization of Galaxy-Redshift Differences
• AWF9   Cluster Spiral Galaxies Have Higher Redshifts Than Ellipticals
• AWF10 Apparent Velocity Dispersion in Lines of Galaxies
• AWF11 Blueshifted Extragalactic Objects

AWO MOROPHOLOGY AND STRUCTURE OF GALAXIES

• AWO1   Galactic Jets
• AWO2   Radio-Luminous Rings Associated with Galaxies
• AWO3   Radio-Luminous Threads inside Galaxies
• AWO4   Bridges and Tails Connecting Galaxies
• AWO5   Partial Shells of Stars around Elliptical Galaxies
• AWO6   Ring Galaxies
• AWO7   Galaxies with Polar Rings of Material
• AWO8   Disk Galaxies with Warped Edges
• AWO9   Asymmetrical Galaxies
• AWO10 Clumpy Galaxies
• AWO11 Galactic Halos
• AWO12 Oblateness of Elliptical Galaxies
• AWO13 Anomalies of Spiral Galaxies
• AWO14 Origin and Persistence of Double Radio Sources
• AWO15 Anomalous Gravitational Distortion of Galactic Images

AWZ GALACTIC MAGNETIC FIELDS

• AWZ1   Magnetic-Field Anomalies in Our Galaxy

AX

PLANET X

AXO OBSERVATIONS OF PLANET X

• AXO1   Visual Observations of Planet X
• AXO2   Infrared Observations of Planet X
• AXO3   Radio Observations of Planet X

AY	METEORS AND METEORITES

AYB METEOR AND METEORITE FLUX ANOMALIES

• AYB1   Stationary Meteor Radiants
• AYB2   Meteor Rates Correlated with Solar Activity
• AYB3   Meteor Rates Correlated with Lunar Phase
• AYB4   Meteorites: Geographical Anomalies
• AYB5   Meteor and Meteorite Temporal Anomalies
• AYB6   The Unexpected Abundance of Very Large Meteors
• AYB7   Clouds and Swarms of Meteors
• AYB8   Micrometeoroid Loss-Gain Imbalance

AYE ANOMALIES IN METEORITE COMPOSITION AND STRUCTURE

• AYE1   Isotopic and Inorganic Chemical Anomalies
• AYE2   Organic Compounds in Meteorites
• AYE3   Unusual Meteorite-Exposure Ages
• AYE4   Anomalous Formation Ages of Meteorites
• AYE5   "Sedimentary" Meteorites
• AYE6   Annihilation-Radiation Events Ascribed to Antimatter Meteorites
• AYE7   Meteorite Magnetic Anomalies
• AYE8   The Unexplained Origin(s) of Chondrules
• AYE9   The Brownlee Particles
• AYE10 Lack of Correspondence between Meteorite and Asteroid Compositions

AYO METEORS IN FLIGHT

• AYO1   The Peculiar Green Meteors and Fireballs
• AYO2   Erratic Meteors
• AYO3   Atmospheric Debris Resembling Meteors in Flight
• AYO4   Large Meteorites with Negligible Craters
• AYO5   Meteor Collisions
• AYO6   Meteors of Very Long Duration
• AYO7   Fireball Processions
• AYO8   Nebulous Meteors
• AYO9   Rebrightening of Meteor Trails
• AYO10 Dark Meteor-Like Streaks
• AYO11 Long, Hollow Cylinders of Meteoric Dust

AZ	THE ZODIACAL LIGHT

AZO IDIOSYNCRACIES OF THE ZODIACAL LIGHT

• AZO1   Varying Visibility of the Zodiacal Light with Geographic Location
• AZO2   Zodiacal Light Observed on Northern Horizons in Northern Hemisphere
• AZO3   Irregularities in the Shape of the Zodiacal Light
• AZO4   Irregular and Sporadic Changes in Brightness
• AZO5   Zodiacal-Light Color Changes
• AZO6   Correlations of Brightness Changes with Solar Activity
• AZO7   Seasonal Variations of the Zodiacal Light
• AZO8   Unusual Extensions along the Ecliptic
• AZO9   Moon's Shadow Dimming the Zodiacal Light
• AZO10 Infrared Images of Unexpected Dust Clouds
• AZO11 The False Zodiacal Light
• AZO12 The Lunar Zodiacal Light
• AZO13 Zodiacal Light Brightness Correlated with Lunar Phase
• AZO14 Zodiacal Light Brightness Correlated with the Comet Encke
• AZO15 "Waving" of the Axis of the Zodiacal Light
• AZO16 Apparent Youth of Interplanetary Dust Particles
• AZO17 Parallax of the Gegenschein