Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.40 No.8

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  • 38BAA Journal Vol. 40. No. 8. 1929-30
  • 59The Radclifie Observatory, Oxford
  • 40REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 25, 1930
  • 47Reports of the Sections
  • 47Computing Section
  • 47PAPERS
  • 47Images of Pluto on Plates exposed in 1919
  • 48A Few Notes on Planetary Spectra
  • 50Detonating Fireball of 1929 October 7, Observed in South Island of New Zealand.
  • 52Zone of Audibility of Fireball
  • 54An Explosive Prominence, 1930 June 19
  • 93Auroral Observations at Lerwick Observatory." By A. W. Lee
  • 38CONTENTS
  • 75Venus in 1927
  • 84Venus diagrams
  • 91Correspondence
  • 91OMAR KHAYYAM AND THE ZODIACAL LIGHT (?)
  • 91REVIEWS
  • 91Chemistry." By Raphael Meldola
  • 91The Atom," by G. P. Thomson
  • 91Gas and Gases," by R. M. Caven
  • 92The Home University Series
  • 56Solar Activity during the Second Quarter of 1930
  • 94Diary for August 1930
  • 106THE VOLCANIC THEORY OF LUNAR CRATERS
  • 107LUNAR RADIATION AND TEMPERATURES
  • 96PATHS OF NEPTUNE AND URANUS
  • 99NOTES
  • 99COMET NOTES
  • 100Is THERE A CONNECTION BETWEEN THE MINOR PLANETS AND COMETS?
  • 102THE LUMINOSITIES OF CEPHEID VARIABLES
  • 103THE DISTANCES OF THE GROUPS OF GALAXIES IN COMA BERENICES AND VIRGO
  • 105THE RESOLVING POWER OF A TELESCOPE
  • 104Is OUR MILKY-WAY SYSTEM A SUPER-GALAXY?
  • 105THE DIFFRACTION OF LIGHT
  • 95Diary for September, 1930
  • 95Diary for October 1930
  • 108JUBILEE OF THE ZEITSCHRIFT FUR INSTRUMENTENKUNDE
  • 109THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE TELESCOPE BY MESSRS. ZEISS, JENA
  • 110THE ELEMENTS IN THE SUN
  • 111THE COAL SACK
  • 111THE RATIO OF MASSES IN DOUBLE STARS AND THE DECREASE IN A STAR'S MASS THROUGH RADIATION
  • 112THE COMPANION OF SIRIUS
  • 113Notices of the Association
  • 113New Members of the Association
  • 113Candidate for Election as Member of the Association
  • 113The Computing Section
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