Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.20 No.7
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- -1BAA Journal - Vol.20 No.7 - April 1910
- 16Reports of the Observing Sections.
- 33Solar Prominences, 1909. By G. J. NEWBEGIN
- 1Officers
- 3REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON APRIL 27, 1910
- 15Reports of the Βranches.
- 15WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
- 15NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH (SYDNEY).
- 16Variable Star Section.
- 57MINOR PLANET NOTES.
- 35The Distance of the Sun. By W. T. LYNN
- 16Long-Period Variables in 1909. By Col. E. E. MARKWICK,
- 24Papers communicated to the Association.
- 24Recent Observations of Jupiter's Great Red Spot. By ELLISON HAWKS.
- 26A Further Note on Jupiter's Great Red Spot. By ELLISON HAWKS.
- 27On a Theory of Cometary Phenomena. By F. W. HENKEL
- 29Halley's Comet. OBSERVATIONS resumed by Major L. A. EDDIE
- 37The Rotation Periods of Mercury and Venus. By W. T. LYNN
- 50A Remarkable Rainbow. By J. AUSTEN HUBBACK
- 20LIGHT-CURVE OF (4557) S URSAE MAJORIS
- 48Occultation of Mars.
- 40Further Objections to Prof. Lowell's Canal System of Mars. By E. M. ANTONIADI
- 43Note on the Occultation of Mars by the Moon, April 13, 1910. Observed at Plymouth, Long. 4C 7' 0" W. By S. MAXWELL
- 44Obituary
- 44Sir William Huggins.
- 45Correspondence.
- 45Sun-spot Phenomena.
- 38Earthlight. By GAVIN J. BURNS
- 53COMET NOTES.
- 49The Green Flash.
- 51Prof. Lowell's Address on Mars
- 52Astronomy : A handy manual for students and others. By F. W. Dyson
- 52New Books and Memoirs.
- 52Observations sur la surface de la planète Mars. Note de M. Jarry-Desloges
- 53Notes
- 53THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 31Method of Finding the Correction to the Predicted Time of Perihelion Passage of a Planet or Comet, and its Application to Finding this Correction for Halley's Comet. By C. J. MERFIELD
- -1Contents
- 61SOLAR DISTURBANCES.—M. Deslandres
- 61Astronomical Publications
- 57NEW CATALOGUES OF TECHNICAL BOOKS
- 58Memoranda for Observers.
- 58Ephemeris for Physical Observation of the Sun.
- 58Lunar Section.
- 60Occultations.
- 60Jupiter.
- 63ON THE SPECTRUM OF THE DAYLIGHT COMET 1910 a.— Mr. H. F. Newall
- 63COMET 1910 a
- 61SUN-SPOTS AND FACULAE IN 1909.—Prof Ricco
- 61SOLAR PARALLAX.
- 61SATURN'S KING.—Prof. Lowell
- 62OCCULTATION BY URANUS.—M. Th. Banachiewicz
- 62THE ROTATION OF THE PLANETS.—M. A. W. Panoff
- 62THE SPECTRA OF THE MAJOR PLANETS.
- 62THE PERSEIDS.—Prof. Dubiago
- 62THE ENVELOPES OF MOREHOUSE'S COMET.—Mr. Eddington
- 57THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY.
- 57THE SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NAUTICAL ALMANAC.— Dr. A. M. W. Downing
- 65OBJECTIVE-PRISM DETERMINATIONS OF RADIAL VELOCI-TIES.—Prof. Pickering
- 57THE JANSSEN MEDAL OF THE SOCIÉTÉ ASTRONOMIQUE DE FRANCE
- 63HALLEY'S COMET.—M. Jean Mascart
- 63TRANSIT OF HALLEY'S COMET ACROSS VENUS AND THE EARTH IN MAY.—Prof. Kr. Birkeland
- 64ENCKE'S COMET, 1895.1908.—Prof. Backlund
- 64THE NATURE OF COMETS' TAILS.—Dr. L. Zehnder
- 64THE SYSTEM OF E HERCULIS.—Mr. Harper
- 64THE GALACTIC SYSTEM : ITS STRUCTURE AND ORIGIN.— Dr. Karl Bohlin
- 63COMET 1910 a AND HALLEY'S COMET.—Mr. Knox Shaw
- 65PLANETARY PHOTOGRAPHY.—Prof. Lowell
- 65THE SYSTEMATIC MOTIONS OF THE STARS SHOWN IN THE CROSS PROPER MOTIONS OF THE BRADLEY STARS.—Prof. Dyson
- 65THE SCIENTIFIC WORK OF THE SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
- 66Notices of the Association
- 66New Members of the Association. Elected 27th April 1910.
- 66New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBER. Elected 18th March 1910.
- 66Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 25th May 1910.
- 67Some Recent Additions to the Library.
- 68Eclipse Reports.