Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.21 No.1
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- 1BAA Journal Vol. 21 (XXI) Session 1910-1911. No.1 October 1910
- 41William J. MacDonnell.
- 21REPORTS OF THE BRANCHES
- 21WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
- 22NEW SOUTH WALES BRANCH (SYDNEY).
- 24REPORTS OF THE SECTIONS
- 24Variable Star Section.
- 25PAPERS
- 25The Origin of the Lunar Surface Formations.
- 41OBITUARIES
- 49The Amateur Astronomer. By Gideou Riegler. Translated by Geo. Aubourne Clarke.
- 50NOTES
- 42Canon Hutchings.
- 43Senor Valle.
- 43CORRESPONDENCE
- 43Galileo Galilei.
- 46Halley's Comet.
- 47Solar Halo and Parhelia.
- 47Can Mars be seen after Sunrise by the Naked Eye?
- 48NEW BOOKS AND MEMOIRS
- 48Astronomische Jahresbericht. Herausgegeben von A. Ber-berich. Die Literatur des Jahres 1909. 8vo. Berlin : G. Reimer. 1910.
- 49Round the year with the Stars : the chief beauties of the starry heavens as seen with the naked eye. By Garrett P. Serviss
- 64VENUS
- 42Prof. Thiele.
- 50ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 51COMET NOTES.
- 57MINOR PLANET NOTES.
- 57THE ASTRONOMISCHE GESELLSCHAFT
- 57THE GRESHA.M LECTURES
- 58MEMORANDA FOR OBSERVERS
- 58Ephemeris for Physical Observation of the Sun.
- 58The Moon.
- 59Occultations.
- 60Double Stars.
- 60ASTRONOMICAL PUBLICATIONS
- 60THE TOTAL SOLAR ECLIPSE, 1910, MAY 9
- 60THE NEXT TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SUN
- 61SOLAR DISTURBANCES.
- 61THE SUN-SPOTS OF 1909.—
- 62ROTATION OF SUN-SPOTS
- 62PRECESSION AND THE SOLAR MOTION
- 62THE INTERNATIONAL UNION FOR CO-OPERATION IN SOLAR RESEARCH.
- 63THE MOTION OF THE MOON
- 63MERCURY.
- 63THE ATMOSPHERE OF VENUS
- 48Les Theories modernes du Soleil. Par J. Bosler. 8vo. Paris: 0. Doin et Fils, Place de l'Odeon.
- 1REPORT OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION, HELD ON WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26
- 66LAKGE METEORITES
- 65BRILLIANT METEOR OF JULY 31
- 68HOTOGRAPHS OF DANIEL'S COMET, 1907d
- 64MARS
- 64MARS IN 1909 AS SEEN AT THE LOWELL OBSERVATORY
- 64AN OBLIQUE BELT ON JUPITER
- 65JUPITER
- 65SATURN.
- 65A BRIGHT METEOR.
- 65FIREBALL OF SEPTEMBER 2
- 65METEORIC FIREBALLS.
- 68THE LUMINOSITY OF COMETS
- 64WATER VAPOUR ON MARS
- 65PERSEID METEORIC SHOWER, 1910
- 66METEORITE AT BOMBAY
- 66A CENTRAL BUREAU FOR METEOR OBSERVATIONS
- 66HALLEY METEORS
- 67EARTH-CURRENT OBSERVATIONS IN STOCKHOLM DURING THE TRANSIT OF HALLEY'S COMET ON MAY 19
- 67HALLEY'S COMET
- 67HALLEY'S COMET AND ITS SPECTRUM AS OBSERVED AT KODAIKANAL.
- 68HALLEY'S COMET.
- 68PHOTOGRAPHS OF MOREHOUSE'S COMET
- 68COMETS AND ELECTRONS
- 73DISPERSION OF LIGHT IN INTERSTELLAR SPACE
- 64EARTH TIDES.
- 72PARALLAX
- 64WATER VAPOUR ON MARS 2
- 69RESEARCHES ON THE COLOURS OF STARS
- 69COLOURED STARS
- 69THE COLOURS OF VARIABLE STARS
- 69ON THE SYSTEMATIC MOTIONS OF THE BRADLEY STARS.
- 70NEW VARIABLES
- 71NOTE ON PAPER ON CERTAIN FAMILIES OF PERIODIC ORBITS.
- 72THE DISTRIBUTION OF STARS IN SPACE
- 72FUNDAMENTAL ASTRONOMY
- 68PHOTOGRAPHS OF NEBULAE MADE WITH THE 6O-IN. REFLECTOR OF THE MOUNT WILSON OBSERVATORY.
- 75Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 2,0th November' 1910.
- 73THE PRESSURE OF LIGHT
- 73THE MEDIUM OF CELESTIAL SPACE.
- 74ASTRONOMY IN INDIA.—
- 74SIR WILLIAM CHRISTIE AND GREENWICH OBSERVATORY.
- 74REFORMS OF THE CALENDAR.
- 74NOTICES
- 74New Members of the Association. Elected 26th October 1910.
- 75West of Scotland Branch. NEW MEMBERS ELECTED 13TH OCTOBER 1910
- 75New South Wales Branch. NEW MEMBER ELECTED IST OCTOBER 1910
- 78OFFICERS AND COUNCIL