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Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.15 No.5

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  • 1BAA Journal VOLUME 15 (XV), NUMBER 5. March 1905
  • 26Partial Eclipse of the Moon, February 19th.
  • 3COUNCIL
  • 5REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION HELD ON FEBRUARY 22, 1905,
  • 17REPORT OF THE WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
  • 18PAPERS
  • 18Solar Prominences, 1904.
  • 22On the Light Changes of the Variable Star V Vulpeculae.
  • 24An Instrument for Measuring the Brightness of the Sky.
  • 24The Star pi Arietis.
  • 25CORRESPONDENCE
  • 25George Palitzch and Halley's Comet in 1758.
  • 31THE REPORTED NEW SATELLITES OP JUPITER
  • 1Contents.
  • 27NEW BOOKS AND MEMOIRS
  • 27An Introduction to the Study of Spectrum Analysis. By W. Marshall Watts,
  • 27Popular Star Maps: A Rapid and Easy Method of Finding the Principal Stars. By Comte de Miremont
  • 28NOTES
  • 28ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY.
  • 29ASTRONOMY IN NEW ZEALAND
  • 29PROF. ABBE, OF JENA
  • 29THE LATE MR. W. M. PIERSON
  • 29COMET NOTES.
  • 30MINOR PLANET NOTES
  • 26Solar Halos.
  • 32ASTRONOMICAL PUBLICATIONS
  • 35TRIANGULATION OF THE PLEIADES.—Dr. Elkin
  • 35SUGGESTED ANNUAL REFRACTION OF THE FIXED STARS
  • 32RELATION OF SUN-SPOTS TO SOLAR TIDES.—E. Anceaux
  • 33THE AUGUST TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN. W. Shackleton
  • 33SOLAR ECLIPSE PROBLEMS.'—Prof. Perrine
  • 33THE ZODIACAL LIGHT.—M. Hansky
  • 33GEOLOGY' OF THE MOON. Arch. Geike
  • 34THE MOON AND THE BAROMETER. Alex. B. MacDowall
  • 34LUNAR FOG-BOW. S. D. Townley
  • 34ROTATION OF VENDS AND MARS.—P. Lowell
  • 34THE APPROACHING OPPOSITIONS OF MARS. R. Buchanan
  • 35THE DENSITY AND INTERNAL PRESSURES OF THE PLANETS AND SATELLITES.—Prof. T. J. J. See
  • 32THE ROTATION OP THE SUN.—Prof. Duner
  • 32THE RECENT SUN-SPOTS. Leo Brenner
  • 35NEW VARIABLES
  • 36ADIATION THROUGH A FOGGY ATMOSPHERE. Arthur Schuster
  • 37RADIATION PRESSURE.—Prof. J. H. Poynting
  • 37THE INTERPLANETARY ABSORPTION OP LIGHT. Dr. J. Plassmann
  • 38THE PIC DU MIDI OBSERVATORY
  • 38NOTICES
  • 38New Members of the Association. Elected 2 2nd February 1 1905
  • 38New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED. 15th November 1904
  • 3818th January 1905
  • 386th February 1905
  • 39Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 29th March 1905.
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