The Observatory, Volume 56Editors of the Observatory, 1933 Some vols. for 1886- include a special issue: Annual companion to the Observatory. |
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Secretary : Professor Alfred Fowler . Council : Professor S. Chapman ; C. R. Davidson ; F. J. Hargreaves ; Sir James H. Jeans ; H. Spencer Jones ; Professor E. A. Milne ; B. M. Peek ; Rev. T. E. R. Phillips ; Professor H. H. Plaskett ...
Secretary : Professor Alfred Fowler . Council : Professor S. Chapman ; C. R. Davidson ; F. J. Hargreaves ; Sir James H. Jeans ; H. Spencer Jones ; Professor E. A. Milne ; B. M. Peek ; Rev. T. E. R. Phillips ; Professor H. H. Plaskett ...
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... Professor H. F. Newall , Lord Rutherford , Professor G. I. Taylor and Sir J. J. Thompson . In proposing a toast to the memory of Frank McClean , Professor Sampson , who held the first Isaac Newton Studentship ever awarded , spoke of the ...
... Professor H. F. Newall , Lord Rutherford , Professor G. I. Taylor and Sir J. J. Thompson . In proposing a toast to the memory of Frank McClean , Professor Sampson , who held the first Isaac Newton Studentship ever awarded , spoke of the ...
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... Professor Milne . There is no a priori assumption as to what kind of space one is dealing with . One obtains the final result by assuming the very opposite of what Professor Milne assumes . There is a true velocity of recession in his ...
... Professor Milne . There is no a priori assumption as to what kind of space one is dealing with . One obtains the final result by assuming the very opposite of what Professor Milne assumes . There is a true velocity of recession in his ...
Contents
Vol LVI FEBRUARY 1933 Price | 28 |
THE OBSERVATORY | 68 |
Annual General Meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society on 1933 Feb 10 | 72 |
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