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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.13 No.1

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  • 2BAA Journal - Vol. 13 No.1 - November 1902
  • 29Note on Light Variations of α Orionis. By Col. Ε. E. MARKWICK,
  • 4COUNCIL
  • 6REPORT OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON OCTOBER 29, 1902
  • 20Reports of the Branches.
  • 20WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
  • 21NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH (SYDNEY).
  • 21Report of the Lantern Slide Committee.
  • 22Papers communicated to the Association.
  • 22On the determination of Comets' places without Micrometers. By A. C. D. CROMMELIN
  • 25Saturn Visible through the Cassini Division. By C. T. WHITMELL
  • 39Astronomy without a Telescope; a Gruide to the Constellations, and Introduction to the Study of the Heavens with the Unassisted Sight. By E. Walter Maunder
  • 38Publications of West Hendon House Observatory. Sunderland. No. 2. By T. W. Backhouse
  • 31The Relative Brightness of α Crucis and β Centauri. By R. T. A. INNES,
  • 32Notes on the late Lunar Eclipse. By the Rev. S. J. JOHNSON,
  • 33Correspondence.
  • 33The Zodiacal Light (?).
  • 33The Fifth Star in the Trapezium.
  • 35The Visibility of Meteors from Radiants near the Horizon.
  • 35The Satellites of Saturn.
  • 36Colour of the Moon during Eclipse.
  • 36Queries
  • 37A Popular History of Astronomy during the Nineteenth Century. By Agnes M. Clerke
  • 45TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE, 22ND APRIL 1902, OBSERVED AT PERTH, WEST AUSTRALIA. W. E. Cooke
  • 31A New Feature- on Jupiter. By ALLAN B. COBHAM.
  • 42ALLEGHENY OBSERVATORY
  • 38Report of His Majesty's Astronomer at the Cape of Good Hope for the year 1901
  • 37Twenty-seventh Annual Report of the Savilian Professor
  • 39Notes
  • 39THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.
  • 40COMET NOTES
  • 41MINOR PLANET NOTES.
  • 42THE LICK OBSEUVATORY
  • 42THE PARIS OBSERVATORY
  • 42THE TACUBAYA OBSERVATORY.
  • 38Manual of Astronomy. By Charles A. Young,
  • 43NOVA PERSEI.
  • 43LIVERPOOL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
  • 43NEW DOUBLE STARS
  • 43GRESHAM COLLEGE LECTURES
  • 43MORLEY MEMORIAL COLLEGE,
  • 43Astronomical Publications
  • 43SOLAR PHENOMENA DURING 1901
  • 43HYPOTHESIS ON THE NATURE OF SOLAR PROMINENCES.—Prof. Julius
  • 44SPECTROSCOPIC RESULTS OBTAINED DURING THE SOI.AR ECLIPSE OF MAY 18, 1901. W. J. Humphreys
  • 44THE DUTCH ECLIPSE EXPEDITION OF 1901.
  • 45SUNSPOTS AND WIND.—Alex. B. MacDowall
  • 37New Books and Memoirs
  • 2Contents
  • 49ADIAL VELOCITY OF THE ORION NEBULA. H. C. Vogel
  • 48PALL OF A METEORIC STONE NEAR CBUMLIN (CO. ANTRIM) ON SEPTEMBER 13. W. H. Milligan and Dr. I. Fletcher
  • 52NOVA PERSEI. T. W. Backhouse
  • 46THE CANALS OF MARS. B. W. Lane.
  • 46JUPITER: OBSERVATIONS AT MR. CROSSI.EY'S OBSERVATORY, FROM JULY TO SEPTEMBER 1901. J. Gledhill
  • 47THE PYRAMID SPOT ON JUPITER.— Herr Leo Brenner
  • 47THE SATELLITES OF SATURN AND URANUS. —Prof. T. J. J. See
  • 47ROTATION PERIODS OF THE SUPERIOR PLANETS.—M. Deslandres
  • 47THE PERSEID METEORIC SHOWER OF 1902. W. F. Denning.
  • 48PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE PERSEIDS IN 1901.—M. J. Sykora
  • 48A REMARKABLE METEOR
  • 52THE SPECTRUM OF NOVA PERSEI. Prof. Campbell and Mr. Wright
  • 45VISIBILITY OF THE CRESCENT OF VENUS. J. Offord
  • 48COMET b 1902 (PERRINE)
  • 49APPARENT ROTATION OF THE BRIGHTER FIXED STARS AS A WHOLE WITH REGARD TO FAINTER STARS AS A WHOLE
  • 49THE SYSTEM of Eta GEMINORUM. Agnes M. Clerke
  • 50THE SPECTROSCOPIC BINARY β CEPIIEI. (Edwin B. Frost.)
  • 50CONDITIONS OF EQUILIBRIUM IN THE STELLAR ATMOSPHERES. —Dr. Huhn
  • 50STELLAR COLOUR AND ITS EFFECT ON DETERMINATION OF PARALLAX
  • 51THE STATISTICAL RELATIONS AMONG THE PARALLAXES AND THE PROPER MOTIONS OF THE STARS. Simon Newcomb.
  • 51NOTE ON THE NEBULA SURROUNDING NOVA PERSEI. L. Bell
  • 52NOVA PERSEI, OBSERVED AT THE RADCLIFFE OBSERVATORY. A. Rambant.
  • 52NOVA PERSEI. A. S. Williams.
  • 52VARIABLE STARS.—S Bootis
  • 57PERIODICITY OF VOLCANIC ERUPTIONS AND EARTHQUAKES. The Rev. T. E. Espin,
  • 45THE LUNAR ATMOSPHERE. S. A. Saunder
  • 56THE OCULAR SPECTROSCOPE. F. L. O. Wadsworth.
  • 46ROTATION OF VENUS.
  • 54DISCOVERY OF TWO VARIABLE STARS IN A NEBULA
  • 54VARIABLE STARS OF LONG PERIOD. E. C. Pickering.
  • 54LONG-PERIOD VARIABLE STARS
  • 54THE LICK PHOTOGRAPHS
  • 54THE ASTROGRAPHIC CHART. H. H. Turner
  • 55MEAN DISTRIBUTION OF STAR-IMAGES PHOTOGRAPHED ON THE POTSDAM CHART.
  • 55NEW DISCOVERIES OF VARIABLE VELOCITIES IN LINE OF SIGHT.—Prof. Campbell
  • 56A DARK RETICLE. C. S. Howe
  • 56DESCRIPTION OF A NEW TYPE OF FOCAL PLANE SPECTRO-SCOPE AND ITS APPLICATION TO ASTRONOMICAL SPECTROSCOPY. F. L. O. Wadsworth
  • 59New Members of the Association. ELECTED 29th OCTOBER 1902.
  • 54A NEW ALGOL VARIABLE + 43x1E 4101. Edward C. Pickering.
  • 56A DETERMINATION OF THE WAVE-LENGTHS OF THE BRIGHTER NEBULAR LINES. W. H. Wright.
  • 57WORK ΑT THE ATHENS OBSERVATORY
  • 57THE ASTRONOMISCHE GESELLSCHAFT.
  • 57ALEXANDER KOWALSKI
  • 57PROF. SAFARIK
  • 57JOHN DOLBEER
  • 58Officers and Council
  • 59Notices of the Association.
  • 59Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 20TH NOVEMBER 1902.
  • 59New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBER ELECTED, 1ST OCTOBER 1902.
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