 May it not be that the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working of Lane's law . . . will favor in such stars the coming in of a solar type of spectrum at a somewhat relative earlier time?  Popular Astronomy - Page 6431910Full view - About this book
 | 1897 - 536 pages
...evolutional stage. Another way of looking at the problem is perhaps possible. May it be that the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working...coming in of a solar type of spectrum at a somewhat relative earlier time ? ON THE ULTRA-VIOLET SPECTRA OF O LYRAE, AND OF ARCTURUS. I take this opportunity... | |
 | Agnes Mary Clerke - 1903 - 654 pages
...sound doctrine. Sir William and Lady Huggins threw out the suggestion in 18971 that "the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working of Lane's law, will favour the coming in of a solar type of spectrum at a somewhat earlier relative time." They indeed... | |
 | Allegheny Observatory - 1910
...alternative suggestion to account for the colors of double stars. He asks:* "May it not be that the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working of Lane's law . . . will favor in such stars the coming in of a solar type of spectrum at a somewhat relative earlier... | |
 | Allegheny Observatory - 1910 - 560 pages
...alternative suggestion to account for the colors of double stars. He asks:* "May it not be that the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working of Lane's law . . . will favor in such stars the coming in of a solar type of spectrum at a somewhat relative earlier... | |
 | 1910 - 528 pages
...suggestion to account for the colours of double stars. He asks * : — ' May it not be that the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working of Lane's law . . . will favour in such stars the coming in of a solar type of spectrum at a somewhat relative earlier... | |
 | 1910 - 526 pages
...suggestion to account for the colours of, double starts. He asks*: — 'May it not be that the effect of great mass on surface density, together with the working of Lane's law . . . will favour in such stars the coming in of a solar type of spectrum at. a somewhat relative earlier... | |
 | Charles Greeley Abbot - 1911 - 542 pages
...me to be of great merit, especially when Schuster's extension of the hypothesis is applied. Huggins' suggestion is as follows: 'Another way of looking...favor in such stars the coming in of a solar type of spectriun at a somewhat relatively earlier time?' Schuster's extension suggests in effect that the... | |
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