1912 eclipse Expedition brochure from the Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.22 No.3
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- 15BAA Journal - VOL. 22 (XXII). No. 3. December 1911
- 29A Further Note on the Canals of Mars.
- 18Council and officers
- 19REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON DECEMBER 27, 1911
- 27REPORTS OF THE BRANCHES
- 27WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
- 27NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH (SYDNEY).
- 29PAPERS
- 33Meteoric Shower from Capricornus.
- 48OBITUARY
- 37The Eclipse of the Sun of April 17, 1912
- 43Remarks on Mr. Bolton's Paper on the Rotation of Venus.
- 38The Lunar Epicyclic.
- 39The Planet Venus.
- 46The Variability of α Orionis
- 45Some Measures of Southern Doubles.
- 37The Position of the Central Line in the Eclipse of April 17, 1912
- 47The Zodiacal Light.
- 56THE INFLUENCE OF ANOMALOUS DISPERSION ON SOLAR PHENOMENA.—Dr. P. V. Bevan
- 15Contents.
- 48E. G. Bird.
- 49CORRESPONDENCE
- 49Brooks's Comet and Star Trails.
- 50Visibility of Mercury.
- 50The Eclipse of the Sun, April 17, 1912.
- 51NEW BOOKS AND MEMOIRS
- 51A popular Introduction to Astronomy. By the Rev. A. C. Henderson
- 51Peeps at the Heavens. By the Rev. James Baikie
- 51Lines in the Arc Spectra of Elements. Arranged in the order of their Wave-lengths, from wave-length 7950 to wavelength 2200. Compiled by F. Stanley
- 52NOTES
- 52THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.
- 53COMET NOTES.
- 54THE GRESHAM LECTURES
- 55THE PARTIAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, OCT. 22, 1911
- 55THE DONOHOE COMET MEDALS.
- 55THE ACADÉMIE DES SCIENCES
- 56PUBLICATIONS
- 34Meteors.
- 56ON POSSIBLE PHASE-RELATIONS BETWEEN THE PLANETS AND SUN-SPOT PHENOMENA. — Mr. F. J. M. Stratton
- 59NOTE ON THE SPECTRUM OF COMET BROOKS (1911 c)
- 59THE PERSEIDS.—Dr. P. Broch
- 58OCCULTATION OF VENUS, NOVEMBER 16, 1911
- 58THE AGE OF THE EARTH.—Prof. T. H. Laby
- 58MARS.
- 58JUPITER.
- 58THE SPECTRA OF JUPITER, SATURN, URANUS, AND NEPTUNE. Dr. O Bury.
- 59METEOR STUDIES.—Dr. C. P. Olivier
- 61THE PRODUCTION OF STAR STREAMS.—Prof. B. Ross
- 62NEW VARIABLES
- 59NOTE ON THE TWO MAIN TYPES OP COMETARY DEVELOPMENT AND THEIR VARIATIONS WITH THE SOLAR DISTANCE.— Mr. J. H. Reynolds
- 60THE SPECTRUM of NEBULIUM.—Dr. J. W. Nicholson
- 60ROTATION OF STARS ABOUT THEIR AXES.—Mr. Frank Schlesinger
- 60LUMINOSITIES AND RADII OF VARIOUS STARS.—Mr. J. B. Cannon
- 60THE DISTRIBUTION OF STARS OF DIFFERENT SPECTRAL TYPES.-—Dr. Karl Gustav Hagström
- 61STAR MAGNITUDES. M. K. Popoff.
- 61THE EVOLUTION OF DOUBLE AND MULTIPLE STARS.— Prof. T. J. J. See
- 61DETERMINATION OF RADIAL VELOCITIES
- 57MEAN AREAS AND HELIOGRAPHIC LATITUDES OF SUN-SPOTS IN THE YEAR 1910
- 58THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF 1912, April 16-17.—Dr. Battermann
- 62A PECULIAR VARIABLE STARS
- 62ON THE ABSORPTION MARKINGS IN Ha SPECTROHELIO-GRAMS.—Dr. Royds
- 63PLANETARY ATMOSPHERES.—Prof. Arrhenius
- 63EARLY METHODS OF DETERMINING LATITUDE.— Carl Schoy
- 64L'OBSERVATOIRE D'HEM.—The Director, M. Robert Jonckheere
- 64POPULAR OBSERVATORIES
- 64THE INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE AT PARIS ON NAUTICAL ALMANACS
- 64MEMORANDA FOR OBSERVERS
- 64Lunar Section.
- 65Triesnecker and Hyginus Clefts
- 66Occultations of Stars by the Moon visible at Greenwich.
- 67The Zodiacal Light Section.
- 67NOTICES
- 67New Members of the Association. Elected 27th December 1911
- 67New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION. Elected 20th October 1911
- 68New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATION. Elected 20th October 1911
- 71ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, April 17th, 1912.
- 75TWENTY - SECOND SESSION, 1911—1912. OFFICERS AND COUNCIL