Popular Astronomy, Volume 50Goodsell Observatory of Carleton College, 1942 |
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... stellar system . Titles and authors are as follows : The Reference System of Stellar Positions . The Reference System with a View to Planetary Dynamics Mean Secular Parallaxes of Faint Stars . Mean Parallaxes from Peculiar Motions . The ...
... stellar system . Titles and authors are as follows : The Reference System of Stellar Positions . The Reference System with a View to Planetary Dynamics Mean Secular Parallaxes of Faint Stars . Mean Parallaxes from Peculiar Motions . The ...
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... stellar activity on the diagram , the closing line of the great stellar cycle would omit the detour to point T and go more or less directly from S to U , and then oscillate on the line between U and P , this last line repre- senting the ...
... stellar activity on the diagram , the closing line of the great stellar cycle would omit the detour to point T and go more or less directly from S to U , and then oscillate on the line between U and P , this last line repre- senting the ...
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stellar cycle is completed . Throughout a stellar cycle , a star would exchange radiant energy with its neighbors in the galaxy , the exchange perhaps even reaching to other galaxies . Attraction governs within the galaxy , except for ...
stellar cycle is completed . Throughout a stellar cycle , a star would exchange radiant energy with its neighbors in the galaxy , the exchange perhaps even reaching to other galaxies . Attraction governs within the galaxy , except for ...
Contents
Bolide observed A bright 451 | 114 |
STELLAR DISTANCES FREDERICK SLOCUM | 117 |
METEORITIC FOSSILS BEN HUR WILSON | 125 |
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