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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.46 No.4

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  • -1BAA Journal Vol.46 No.4 front page
  • 16EARTH
  • 2Frontispiece: VENUS
  • 3REPORT OF THE GENERAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION 1936 Jan 29
  • 9REPORT OF West of Scotland Branch
  • 11PAPERS COMMUNICATED TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 22The Photography of Meteors
  • 19Solar Activity during the Fourth Quarter of 1935
  • 27The Astroglobe." Messrs. George Phillip and Son
  • 40CONTENTS
  • 11Venus in 1927
  • 14Cytherean Clouds
  • 11THE APPARENT SURFACE
  • 25COMMUNICATION TO THE ASSOCIATION
  • 25ASTRONOMICAL DIARY
  • 27REVIEWS
  • 17Lunar Relative Altitudes near Cichus
  • 27The Rise of Modern Physics." (Second Edition.) By Prof. Henry Crew
  • 32The Leonids from an Aeroplane
  • 33Meteor Craters
  • 29Centenaries in 1936
  • 30Revolution of the Globular Clusters around the Galactic Centre
  • 31The Mass of the Virgo Cluster of Nebulae
  • 31Light Changes of RY Urs. Maj.
  • 31The Duplicity of Nova Herculis
  • 32The Smallest Star Known
  • 28NOTES
  • 28Comet Notes
  • 34The Earth's Curvature Photographed
  • 34Newcastle-on-Tyne Astronomical Society
  • 35NOTICES OF THE ASSOCIATION
  • 35Candidates for Election as Members of the
  • 36Eclipse of 1936 June 19
  • 39OFFICERS AND COUNCIL
  • 40CONTENTS
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