Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 68; Volumes 1907-1908Priestley and Weale, 1908 Includes lists of additions to the Society's library, usually separately paged. |
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... spectra 104 588 267 171 ..80 , 448 , 494 , 628 , 677 231 .206 , 523 --report of his Observatory 278 12 the spectrum of Comet 1907 d ( Daniel ) . 16 solar prominences in 1907 , observed at Kodaikanal Observatory . 515 Fellows elected .1 ...
... spectra 104 588 267 171 ..80 , 448 , 494 , 628 , 677 231 .206 , 523 --report of his Observatory 278 12 the spectrum of Comet 1907 d ( Daniel ) . 16 solar prominences in 1907 , observed at Kodaikanal Observatory . 515 Fellows elected .1 ...
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... spectra of : - Council note on stellar spectroscopy in 1907 306 Relation between star colours and spectra , W. S. Franks 672 Stars , variable : - Council note on 302 Corrections to Professor Turner's paper on the classification of long ...
... spectra of : - Council note on stellar spectroscopy in 1907 306 Relation between star colours and spectra , W. S. Franks 672 Stars , variable : - Council note on 302 Corrections to Professor Turner's paper on the classification of long ...
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... spectra , J. Evershed Council note on solar activity in 1907 ... Council note on researches on sun - spot spectra and spectrohelio- graphic work in 1907 . Taylor , H. Dennis , notes on Dr. Wm . Lockyer's paper on the permanency of some ...
... spectra , J. Evershed Council note on solar activity in 1907 ... Council note on researches on sun - spot spectra and spectrohelio- graphic work in 1907 . Taylor , H. Dennis , notes on Dr. Wm . Lockyer's paper on the permanency of some ...
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... elucidate this point . The method adopted consisted in photographing side by side on one photographic plate two solar spectra taken successively in the light coming from the east 2 LXVIII . I , Mr. H. F. Newall , Observations of Cyanogen ...
... elucidate this point . The method adopted consisted in photographing side by side on one photographic plate two solar spectra taken successively in the light coming from the east 2 LXVIII . I , Mr. H. F. Newall , Observations of Cyanogen ...
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Royal Astronomical Society. spectra taken successively in the light coming from the east and from the west ends of the equatorial diameter of the Sun. Lines of truly solar origin should show relative displacement in the two spectra in ...
Royal Astronomical Society. spectra taken successively in the light coming from the east and from the west ends of the equatorial diameter of the Sun. Lines of truly solar origin should show relative displacement in the two spectra in ...
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| Title | Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, Volume 68; Volumes 1907-1908 |
| Author | Royal Astronomical Society |
| Publisher | Priestley and Weale, 1908 |
| Original from | University of California, Berkeley |
| Digitized | 12 Jul 2018 |
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