Journal of the British Astronomical Association. Vol.9 No.6
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- 7BAA Journal - Vol.9 (IX) No.6 - May 1899
- 26NEW SOUTH AVALES BRANCH (SYDNEY).
- 10REPORT OF THE MEETING OF THE ASSOCIATION HELD ON MARCH 29, 1899.
- 21The Conversazione
- 22Reports of the Branches.
- 22NORTH-WESTERN BRANCH (MANCHESTER).
- 24WEST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (GLASGOW).
- 26EAST OF SCOTLAND BRANCH (EDINBURGH).
- 42New Books and Memoirs
- 42Corona and Coronet. By Mabel Loomis Todd.
- 29Papers communicated to the Association.
- 32Changes in the Spectra of Gaseous Bodies by J Turner
- 34Observations of the Satellites of Jupiter. By Capt. P. B. MOLESWORTH
- 38Correspondence
- 38On some Subjective Phenomena (Observed on the Martian Canals.)
- 40Mock-Moons.
- 40How big does the Moon look?
- 42The Vienna Observatory.
- 54Notices of the Association.
- 7Contents.
- 42The Vault of Heaven. By R. A. Gregory
- 42Recent Advances in Astronomy. By A. H. Fison.
- 44A Short History of Astronomy. By Arthur Berry
- 44The Aurora Borealis. By Alfred Angot
- 44Science of the Stars. By A. J. Pearce
- 44Notes
- 44THE LATE MR. A. J. RAMSAY
- 46THE LATE Miss ELIZA WIGRAM.
- 46ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 50ANNUAL REPORT OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 50LEEDS ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY
- 50COMET NOTES
- 52MINOR PLANET NOTES
- 52THE BOYLE MEDAL OF THE ROYAL DUBLIN SOCIETY
- 52AWARD OF THE BRUCE GOLD MEDAL
- 52SIMON NEWCOMB. M. Loewy
- 54UNITED STATES' NAVAL OBSERVATORY
- 29Report of the Rousdon Observatory, East Devon.
- 54Total Solar Eclipse of 1900, May 28.
- 58THE MOON.—Prof. Levitzky
- 58HALO
- 54Report of Eclipse Expedition.
- 57Notice.
- 58Candidates for Election as Members of the Association. 31 MAY 1899.
- 58New Members of the Association. ELECTED MARCH 29, 1899.
- 58Astronomical Publications
- 58SUN-SPOTS AND RAINFALL. Alex. B. MacDowall
- 63SATURN IN 1898. E. Antoniadi
- 63COMET SWIFT IN 1899. W. T. Hussey
- 58THE SUN.—M. J. Guillaume
- 58THE TOTAL LUNAR ECLIPSE OF 1898, DECEMBER 27
- 61MARS. A. E. Douglass
- 61DETERMINATION OF THE DIAMETER AND COMPRESSION OF THE PLANET MARS, FROM OBSERVATIONS WITH THE REPSOLD HELIOMETER OF THE ROYAL OBSERVATORY, GÖTTINGEN. Prof. W. Schur
- 61MARS 1898-1899. C. Flammarion and E. Antoniadi
- 61MINOR PLANETS.
- 61JUPITER'S SATELLITES.
- 61SATURN'S NINTH SATELLITE.
- 54Zodiacal Light Section
- 57The Library.
- 63PHOTOGRAPHS OF COMETS AND THE MILKY WAY. E. E. Barnard
- 63COMET SEEKING. W. R. Brooks
- 63THE ORBIT OF THE LEONID METEOR SWARM. G. Johnstone Stoney and A. M. W. Downing
- 63THE RADIANT POINT OF THE APRIL METEORS (LYRIDS). W. P. Denning
- 63REMARKS ON THE PAPER BY PROFESSOR TURNER, TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER SUGGESTED EXPLANATION OF STATIONARY RADIANT POINTS OF METEORS. Professor A. S. Herschel
- 65THE LEONIDS, 1898. J. Gillaume
- 65METEORS.—M. O. Callaudreau
- 65METEORS.—Prof. G. Levitzky
- 65THE GEGENSCHEIN OR ZODIACAL COUNTERGLOW. E. E. Barnard
- 67THE CAUSES OF THE GEGENSCHEIN. T. W. Backhouse
- 67THE PRESENT STANDPOINT IN SPECTRUM ANALYSIS. Sir Norman Lockyer
- 67THE CHEMISTRY OF THE STARS IN RELATION TO TEMPERATURE. Sir Norman Lockyer
- 67THE SPECTRUM OF MIRA CETI. A. M. Clerke
- 67PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE ORION NEBULA TAKEN BY MEANS OF THE LESS RAFRANGIBLE RAYS OF ITS SPECTRUM. James E. Keeler
- 69A NEW FORM OF PHOTOGRAPHIC TELESCOPE. Edward C. Pickering
- 69WIDE ANGLE PHOTOGRAPHY IN ASTRONOMY. E. Walter Maunder
- 71Variable Stars.
- 75COUNCIL