Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.24 No.7
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- 1BAA Journal - Vol.24 No.7 - May 1914
- 18The Zodiacal Light. BY GAVIN J. BURNS
- 7WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
- 8Reports of the Observing Sections.
- 8Meteor Section.
- 8December and January Meteors. By the Rev. M. DAVIDSON,
- 10DOUBLY OBSERVED METEORS.
- 10BRIGHT DETONATING FIREBALL.
- 11ANOTHER BRIGHT FIREBALL.
- 11Papers communicated to the Association.
- 11The Stars and their Motions. (Abstract.) By A. S. EDDINGTON
- 33The Riddle of Mars the Planet. By C. E. Housden
- 15The Cawthron Observatory. By Miss MARY PROCTOR
- 18Variation in the Number of Meteors Observed for Different Hours and Different Times of the Year. By the Rev. M. DAVIDSON
- 25A Note on the Appearance of Saturn at Opposition. By C. O. BARTRUM
- 28Correspondence.
- 28Dante and Halley's Comet.
- 29Stationary Meteor-Radiants.
- 30Note on Dawes's Law
- 31α Orionis
- 32New Books and Memoirs
- 32First Observations in Astronomy : A Handbook for Schools and Colleges. By Mary E. Byrd
- 33Astronomy. A popular handbook. By Harold Jacoby
- 7Reports of the Branches
- 1REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION HELD ON WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1914
- 38THE MONT BLANC OBSERVATORY. M. Maurice Hamy
- 34THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 35Astronomical Publications
- 35ATTRACTION OF SUN-SPOTS FOR PROMINENCES.—Dr. F. Slocum
- 36DUST CURRENTS IN THE SOLAR SYSTEM. M. B. Fessenkoff
- 36THE PETROGRAPHY OF THE MOON.—Prof. R. W. Wood
- 36TELESCOPIC METEORS.—Mr. W. F. Denning
- 37THE SPECTRUM Of THE MII.KY WAY.—Dr. Fath
- 37NEW VARIABLES
- 37THE SPECTRUM OF NOVA GEMINORUM NO. 2.—Messrs. Adams and Kohlschutter
- 38WAVE-LENGTH STANDARDS WITH A PLANE GRATING.— Messrs. St. John and Ware
- 39HISTORICAL QUOTATIONS.—Prof. W. W. Campbell
- 39Memoranda for Observers
- 34Notes
- 39Occultations of Stars by the Moon visible in London.
- 40APPENDIX TO THE "ECLIPSE SUGGESTIONS," ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED FOR THE ECLIPSE OF 1905, AUGUST 30.
- 40Planets and Bright Stars likely to be seen during Totality on August 21, 1914
- 43ERRATA IN THE " ECLIPSE SUGGESTIONS."
- 43Notices of the Association.
- 43New Members of the Association. Elected 29th April 1914.
- 44Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 27th May 1914
- 44Death. The Hon. MURRAY TOLLEMACHE.
- 44Eclipse Suggestions and Appendix.
- 34COMET NOTES.
- 44Erratum. P. 334, l. 18