Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy
Scientific paper
Nov 1902
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Journal of the British Astronomical Association, vol. 13, pp.38-52
Astronomy and Astrophysics
Astronomy
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Solar Phenomena during 1901, Hypothesis on the Nature of Solar Prominences by Prof. Julius, Spectroscopic Results obtained during the Solar Eclipse of May 18, 1901 by W. J. Humphreys, The Dutch Eclipse Expedition of 1901, Sunspots and Wind by Alex B. MacDowall, Total Lunar Eclipse, 22nd April 1902, Observed at Perth, West Australia by W. E. Cooke, The Lunar Atmosphere by S. A. Saunder, Visibility of the Crescent of Venus by J. Offord, Rotation of Venus, The Canals of Mars by B. W. Lane, Mars, Jupiter: Observations at Mr. Crossley's Observatory from July to September 1901 by J. Gledhill, The Pyramid spot on Jupiter by Herr Leo Brenner, The Satellites of Saturn and Uranus by Prof. T. J. J. See, Rotation Periods of the Superior Planets by M. Deslandres, The Perseid Meteoric Shower of 1902 by W. F. Denning, Photographs of the Perseids in 1901 by M. J. Sykora, A Remarkable Meteor, Fall of a Meteoric Stone near Crumlin (co. Antrim) on September 13 by W. H. Milligan and Dr. L. Fletcher, Comet b 1902 (Perrine), Radial Velocity of the Orion Nebula by H. C. Vogel, Apparent Rotation of the Brighter Fixed Stars as a Whole with regard to Fainter Stars as a Whole, The System of η Geminorum by Agnes M. Clerke, The Spectroscopic Binary β Cephei by Edwin B. Frost, Conditions of Equilibrium in the Stellar Stmospheres by Dr. Halm, Stellar Colour and its effect on Determination of Parallax, The Statistical Relations among the Parallaxes and the Proper Motions of the Stars by Simon Newcomb, Notes on the Nebula surrounding Nova Persei by L. Bell, Nova Persei observed at the Radcliffe Observatory by A. Rambant, Nova Persei by A. S. Williams, Nova Persei by T. W. Backhouse, The Spectrum of Nova Persei by Prof Campbell and Mr. Wright, Variable Stars, A New Algol Variable 43° 4101 by Edward C. Pickering, Discovery of two Variable Stars in a Nebula, Variable Stars of Long Period by E. C. Pickering, Long-Period Variable Stars, The Lick Photographs, The Astrographic Chart by H. H. Turner, Mean Distribution of Star-Images Photographed on the Potsdam Chart, New Discoveries of Variable Velocities in Line of Sight by Prof. Campbell, A Dark Reticle by C. S. Howe, The Ocular Spectroscope by F. L. O. Wadsworth, Description of a New Type of Focal Plane Spectroscope and its Application to Astronomical Spectroscopy by F. L. O. Wadsworth, A Determination of teh Wave-Lengths of the Brighter Nebular Lines by W. H. Wright, Periodicity of Volcanic Eruptions and Earthquakes, Alexander Kowalski, Prof. Safarik, John Dolbeer
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