Amateur Astronomer
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Link to the Telescope Manufacturers. |
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Link to the Main Bibliography Section and more information about Sources. Obituary: bennet_j-obit |
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Related External Links: Bennett Catalogue: 1 Bennett Catalogue: 2 Bennett Catalogue: 3 . Related Internal Links: Bennett Catalogue |
Gallery

Jack Bennett at the eyepiece. Source: A.S.S.A. Symposium 2002: Paper 18 Cooper: A History of Comet Discovery from South Africa.

Jack Bennett with a moonwatch scope. Source: A.S.S.A. Symposium 2002: Paper 21 Young: Touching History; Jack Bennett – a link to the past.

Bennett with his AAVSO Nova Award, 1976. Source: A.S.S.A. Symposium 2002: Paper 02 Mattei: Danie Overbeek Memorial Lecture.

k Bennett with the telescope he used to discover the comet. (Moonwatch Telescope) Photo Credit: Pete Collins. (Source: Moore)