Fred Hoyle

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Fred Hoyle is affiliated with the following schools: Victoria University of Manchester, Cardiff University, University of Cambridge

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Fred Hoyle has made the following academic contributions: The Incandescent Ones, October the First Is Too Late, Fifth Planet, Element 79, Diseases from Space, A for Andromeda

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According to Wikipedia, Sir Fred Hoyle was an English astronomer who formulated the theory of stellar nucleosynthesis and was one of the authors of the influential B2FH paper. He also held controversial stances on other scientific matters—in particular his rejection of the "Big Bang" theory in favor of the "steady-state model", and his promotion of panspermia as the origin of life on Earth. He spent most of his working life at the Institute of Astronomy at Cambridge and served as its director for six years.

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Synthesis of the Elements in Stars (1957) (2208)
Origin of Cosmic Rays (1948) (1157)
On the Mechanism of Accretion by Stars (1944) (1079)
Nucleosynthesis in Supernovae. (1960) (577)
On the Synthesis of elements at very high temperatures (1967) (551)
The effect of interstellar matter on climatic variation (1939) (469)
On Nuclear Reactions Occuring in Very Hot STARS.I. the Synthesis of Elements from Carbon to Nickel. (1954) (419)
A New Model for the Expanding Universe (1948) (402)
On the Origin of Solar Flares (1960) (388)
Neutrino processes and pair formation in massive stars and supernovae. (1964) (328)
Relative Contributions of Uranium, Thorium, and Potassium to Heat Production in the Earth (1964) (295)
On the Fragmentation of Gas Clouds Into Galaxies and Stars. (1953) (290)
Galactic Cosmic Ray Origin of Li, Be and B in Stars (1970) (246)
Nucleosynthesis during the Early History of the Solar System. (1961) (246)
A new theory of gravitation (1964) (218)
The Black Cloud (1957) (213)
A Different Approach To Cosmology (2005) (196)
The Synthesis of the Elements from Hydrogen (1946) (178)
Action at a distance in physics and cosmology (1974) (171)
The Mystery of the Cosmic Helium Abundance (1964) (161)
A Quasi--Steady State Cosmological Model with Creation of Matter (1993) (156)
Mach’s principle and the creation of matter (1963) (142)
On the Nature of Strong Radio Sources (1962) (135)
On relativistic astrophysics. (1964) (121)
Nature of Strong Radio Sources (1963) (112)
Interstellar Grains (1969) (109)
On the Evolution of Type II Stars. (1955) (104)
Evolution from Space (1982) (101)
On the Nature of Mass (1971) (100)
The extragalactic Universe: an alternative view (1990) (98)
Dust in Supernova Explosions (1970) (93)
Astronomical origins of life : steps towards panspermia (2000) (93)
Frontiers of Astronomy (1955) (92)
Gamma-ray lines from novae (1974) (91)
The theory of cosmic grains (1991) (88)
Cosmology and action-at-a-distance electrodynamics (1995) (87)
Time symmetric electrodynamics and the arrow of time in cosmology (1964) (86)
The nature of the universe (1950) (86)
On the Cosmological Problem (1949) (82)
On the Nature of the Quasi-stellar Sources (1966) (79)
Polysaccharides and infrared spectra of galactic sources (1977) (77)
ELECTRODYNAMICS OF DIRECT INTERPARTICLE ACTION. I. THE QUANTUM MECHANICAL RESPONSE OF THE UNIVERSE. (1969) (74)
Detection of living cells in stratospheric samples (2002) (73)
On the avoidance of singularities in C-field cosmology (1964) (71)
Grains of anomalous isotopic composition from novae (1976) (70)
Astrophysical deductions from the quasi-steady-state cosmology (1994) (67)
Mach’s principle and the creation of matter (1962) (67)
On the nature of interstellar grains (1979) (63)
Birth of the Gods (1990) (62)
The Evolution of the Stars (1939) (60)
The Universe: Past and Present Reflections (1982) (60)
Primitive grain clumps and organic compounds in carbonaceous chondrites (1976) (59)
Inhomogeneities in the Microwave Background Radiation Interpreted within the Framework of the Quasi-Steady State Cosmology (2002) (59)
The C-field as a direct particle field (1964) (57)
Diatoms on earth, comets, europa and in interstellar space (1986) (56)
The case for life as a cosmic phenomenon (1986) (54)
On the Origin of Deuterium (1973) (54)
Highlights in astronomy (1975) (53)
The basic theory underlying the quasi-steady-state cosmology (1995) (53)
On the Existence of an Ionized Layer about the Galactic Plane (1963) (52)
A conformal theory of gravitation (1966) (52)
A radical departure from the ‘steady-state’ concept in cosmology (1966) (52)
Proofs that life is cosmic (1982) (49)
Electromagnetic Waves from Very Dense Stars (1964) (48)
Electrodynamics of direct interparticle action: II. Relativistic treatment of radiative processes (1971) (46)
DURATION OF NUCLEOSYNTHESIS (1960) (44)
Gravitational Red-shifts in Quasi-stellar Objects (1967) (43)
Condensation of the Planets (1968) (42)
Astronomical Origins of Life (2000) (42)
On the Accretion Theory of Stellar Evolution (1941) (41)
Newtonian Universes With Shear and Rotation (1963) (41)
Lectures on Cosmology and Action-At-A-Distance Electrodynamics (1996) (41)
Comets – A Vehicle for Panspermia (1999) (41)
Impurities in Interstellar Grains (1967) (41)
Metallic particles in astronomy (1988) (40)
On the thermal conductivity in dense stars (1950) (40)
The synthesis and destruction of elements in peculiar stars of types a and b. (1965) (40)
Californium-254 and Supernovae (1956) (40)
Identification of the λ2, 200Å interstellar absorption feature (1977) (39)
Lifecloud: The origin of life in the universe (1978) (38)
Nucleosynthesis in the early history of the solar system (1965) (37)
Deuteronomy. Synthesis of Deuterons and the Light Nuclei during the Early History of the Solar System (1961) (37)
Home is where the wind blows (1994) (36)
Cosmological Models in a Conformally Invariant Gravitational Theory—II: A New Model (1972) (35)
Solid Hydrogen and the Microwave Background (1968) (35)
Matter and anti-matter (1956) (35)
Galaxies, Nuclei, and Quasars (1965) (34)
Spectroscopic evidence for interstellar grain clumps in meteoritic inclusions (1977) (34)
Relation between the Red-shifts of Quasistellar Objects and their Radio and Optical Magnitudes (1966) (32)
The Origin of Helium and the Other Light Elements (1998) (32)
On the effects of the non-conservation of baryons in cosmology (1966) (32)
Prebiotic molecules and interstellar grain clumps (1977) (31)
Radio Waves from Grains in HII Regions (1970) (31)
Sunspots and influenza (1990) (31)
On the Condensation of the Planets (1946) (31)
THE SECOND-ORDER TERM IN THE REDSHIFT-MAGNITUDE RELATION (1956) (30)
Nucleosynthesis in white-dwarf atmospheres (1974) (28)
Very small dust particles (VSDP's) in comet C/1996 B2 (Hyakutake) (1996) (28)
Further astrophysical quantities expected in a quasi steady state universe (1994) (27)
Organo-siliceous biomolecules and the infrared spectrum of the Trapezium nebula (1982) (27)
THE GALACTIC HALO--A TRANSIENT PHENOMENON (1963) (26)
A Different Approach to Cosmology: From a Static Universe Through the Big Bang Towards Reality (2000) (26)
Cosmological Models in a Conformally Invariant Gravitational Theory—I: The Friedmann Models (1972) (26)
Astronomy and Cosmology: A Modern Course (1975) (26)
On the Interpretation of the Line Spectra of Quasi-Stellar Objects (1966) (26)
On the formation of elliptical galaxies* (1966) (26)
Magnetic Fields and Highly Condensed Objects (1969) (26)
Plasma Dynamics in Comets. II. Influence of Magnetic Fields. (1962) (26)
Home Is Where the Wind Blows: Chapters from a Cosmologist’s Life (1994) (25)
ORIGIN OF COSMIC X RAYS (1965) (25)
On the physical aspects of accretion by stars (1940) (25)
Problems Concerning Pleione (1960) (25)
Main sequence stars (1959) (24)
Condensation of Dust in Galactic Explosions (1968) (24)
Mathematics of evolution (1999) (23)
On the angular-momentum distribution in the disks of spiral galaxies. (1964) (23)
On the accretion of interstellar matter by stars (1940) (23)
A solar model with low neutrino emission. (1975) (23)
A Balloon Experiment to detect Microorganisms in the Outer Space (2003) (22)
The relation of radio astronomy to cosmology (1959) (22)
Identification of interstellar polysaccharides and related hydrocarbons (1978) (22)
Condensations in the Intergalactic Medium. (1963) (22)
SUPERNOVAE AND CALIFORNIUM 254 (1956) (21)
ON THE HUBBLE CONSTANT AND THE COSMOLOGICAL CONSTANT (1997) (21)
Radio-Source Problems (1960) (21)
Prebiotic polymers and infrared spectra of galactic sources (1977) (21)
THE PATH-INTEGRAL APPROACH TO QUANTUM MECHANICS (1996) (20)
Nucleosynthesis in massive stars and supernovae (1965) (20)
Infrared Spectroscopy Over The 2.9–3.9 μm Waveband in Biochemistry and Astronomy (1982) (20)
A Covariant Formulation of the Law of Creation of Matter (1960) (20)
Comets: A vehicle for panspermia (1981) (19)
A preliminary determination of the age of type II stars (1956) (19)
On the gravitational influence of direct particle fields (1964) (19)
Origin and nature of carbonaceous material in the galaxy (1977) (18)
Massive stars and infrared sources (1973) (18)
Speculations on Stonehenge (1966) (17)
Influenza – Evidence against Contagion: Discussion Paper (1990) (17)
Cosmic iron whiskers: their origin, length distribution and astrophysical consequences (1997) (17)
The production of the E-layer (1948) (17)
From grains to bacteria (1984) (17)
A mathematical discussion of the problem of stellar evolution, with reference to the use of an automatic digital computer (1956) (17)
Mathematical theory of the origin of matter (1992) (17)
Origin of the Elements in Stars. (1956) (16)
THE QUASI-STEADY STATE COSMOLOGY: ANALYTICAL SOLUTIONS OF FIELD EQUATIONS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO OBSERVATIONS (1996) (16)
On the Internal Constitution of the Stars (1942) (16)
X-Rays from Outside the Solar System. (1963) (16)
October the First Is Too Late (1966) (16)
On the origin of the microwave background (1975) (16)
A model for interstellar extinction (1982) (15)
Space travellers: The bringers of life (1981) (15)
On the Magnetic Field of the Galaxy (1960) (15)
Stonehenge–an Eclipse Predictor (1966) (15)
Condensed Objects in the Crab Nebula (1969) (15)
On the Structure of the Solar Corona and Chromosphere (1947) (15)
Biochemical chromophores and the interstellar extinction at ultraviolet wavelengths (1979) (15)
Note on the Magnetic Structure of the Galaxy (1961) (15)
Supernovae and Supernovae Remnants (1965) (14)
Quantum electrodynamics. I (1939) (14)
Steady-state cosmology re-visited (1980) (14)
Ice particles and the greenhouse (1991) (14)
On the counting of radio sources in the steady-state cosmology, II (1961) (14)
Giant comets, evolution and civilization (1996) (13)
On the relation of the large numbers problem to the nature of mass (1990) (13)
The Universe and Life: Deductions from The Weak Anthropic Principle (1999) (13)
SUGGESTION CONCERNING THE NATURE OF THE COSMIC-RAY CUTOFF AT SUNSPOT MINIMUM (1956) (13)
The origin of the universe and the origin of religion (1993) (13)
Eruptions of comet Hale-Bopp at 6.5 AU (1996) (13)
The Scientific Legacy of Fred Hoyle (2005) (12)
Cosmology and Quantum Electrodynamics (1968) (12)
On the optical properties of bacterial grains, I (1983) (12)
On the Surface Boundary Condition for Stars (1965) (12)
The Ages of Type I and Type II Subgiants (1959) (12)
Polysaccharides and the infrared spectrum of OH 26.5 + 0.6 (1977) (12)
The nature of the universe : a series of broadcast lectures (1950) (12)
The infrared spectrum of interstellar dust (1982) (12)
Interstellar proteins and the discovery of a new absorption feature at λ=2800 Å (1983) (12)
Ten faces of the universe (1977) (12)
Recent Developments in Cosmology (1965) (12)
On the possible consequences of a variability of the elementary charge (1960) (12)
Of Men and Galaxies (1965) (11)
Quantum electrodynamics. II (1939) (11)
Note on the Origin of the Solar System (1945) (11)
From Stonehenge to modern cosmology (1972) (11)
On cosmic rays as an extragalactic phenomenon (1964) (11)
The Log S–log z Diagram for Radio Galaxies and its Relation to Cosmology (1970) (11)
ANOMALOUS REDSHIFTS IN THE SPECTRA OF EXTRAGALACTIC OBJECTS (1996) (10)
On the causes of ice-ages (1984) (10)
PLASMA DYNAMICS IN COMETS. I. PLASMA INSTABILITY (1962) (10)
Origins of steady-state theory (1995) (10)
On the Change with Time of the Integrated Colour and Luminosity of an M67-type Star Group (1961) (10)
Cosmological tests of gravitational theories (1961) (9)
Calculations of infrared fluxes from galactic sources for a polysaccharide grain model (1978) (9)
The absorption of electromagnetic radiation by metal cylinders of finite length (1992) (9)
Infrared spectroscopy of micro-organisms near 3,4 μm in relation to geology and astronomy (1982) (9)
The identification of the 3μ spectral feature in galactic infrared sources (1980) (9)
The spectroscopic identification of interstellar grains (1984) (9)
Cosmic life-force (1990) (9)
On the abundances of uranium and thorium in solar system material. (1964) (9)
Organic dust in comet Halley (1987) (9)
Encounter with the Future (1966) (9)
The ultraviolet absorbance of presumably interstellar bacteria and related matters (1985) (9)
Biofluorescence and the extended red emission in astrophysical sources (1996) (9)
Pulsed Radio Sources (1968) (9)
Structure of the Universe (1950) (9)
Cosmic rays and radio waves as manifestations of a hot universe (1959) (9)
Life on Mars? : the case for a cosmic heritage (1997) (9)
Some Theoretical Apsects of H and K Emission in Late-Type Stars. (1958) (9)
A diatom model of dust in the Trapezium nebula (1988) (9)
A Note on the Origin of the Sun's Polar Field (1961) (8)
Light element synthesis in Planck fireballs (1992) (8)
The Big Bang in Astronomy (1981) (8)
Spectroscopic evidence for panspermia (1997) (8)
Cometary impacts and ice-ages (2001) (8)
Antimatter, Galactic Nuclei and Theories of the Universe: Speculation on the Nature of the Nuclei of Galaxies (1969) (8)
Organic grains in space (1980) (8)
On the Hayashi effect in the early phases of gravitational contraction of the Sun (1963) (8)
Formation of the Planets (1962) (8)
On the Nature of Red Giant Stars (1942) (8)
Note on Dr Atkinson's paper (1940) (8)
On the origin of the solar system (1939) (8)
On the Deficiency in the Ultraviolet Fluxes from Early Type Stars (1963) (8)
The radiation of microwaves and infrared by slender graphite needles (1984) (8)
A model of the 2–4Μm spectrum of Comet Halley (1986) (8)
Black giant stars (1955) (8)
The Steady-State Universe (1956) (8)
The Structure of Stars of Non-Uniform Composition (1949) (8)
The relation of biology to astronomy (1980) (8)
Comets—A matter of life and death (1980) (7)
Interpretation of Beta-Disintegration Data (1939) (7)
Identification of the ?2200 Interstellar Absorption Feature (1999) (7)
Relation between the Red-shifts of Quasi-stellar Objects and their Radio Magnitudes (1966) (7)
The Evolution of the Stars (1939) (7)
On the removal of divergences in electrodynamics: a global point of view (1993) (7)
The physics-astronomy frontier (1980) (7)
Infrared spectroscopy over the 2.9–3.9 μm waveband in biochemistry and astronomy (1982) (7)
ON THE BEHAVIOR OF RADIATION NEAR MASSIVE BODIES (1964) (7)
Infrared Radiation From Comet Hale-Bopp (1999) (7)
The case for interstellar micro-organisms (1985) (7)
Note on the Origin of Cosmic Rays (1946) (7)
LEGIONNAIRES' DISEASE: SEEKING A WIDER SOURCE (1985) (7)
External sources of climatic variation (1949) (6)
Accretion Theory of Stellar Evolution (1941) (6)
Possible Explanations of the Large Angle Fluctuations of the Microwave Background (1992) (6)
The infrared excess from the white dwarf star G29-38: A brown dwarf of dust? (1988) (6)
The Bakerian Lecture, 1968 - Review of recent developments in cosmology (1968) (6)
Absorption properties of astronomical iron whiskers: an accurate cryogenic model (1994) (6)
Mineral and organic particles in astronomy (1989) (6)
Cosmic Origin of Radiation at Radio Frequencies (1953) (6)
Nicolaus Copernicus: an essay on his life and work (1973) (6)
The ultraviolet absorbance spectrum of coliform bacteria and its relationship to astronomy (1983) (6)
On a wavefunction picture for the direct particle theory of gravitation and electromagnetism (1967) (6)
On the formation of heavy elements in stars (1947) (6)
A note on magnetic fields in conducting materials (1950) (6)
The cosmogony of the solar system (1978) (6)
Some Restrictions on Models of Quasi-stellar Objects (1966) (6)
On the Space Distribution of Identified Quasi-stellar Objects and Radiogalaxies (1967) (6)
On the effects of a sudden change in the albedo of the Earth (1979) (6)
The viability with respect to temperature, of micro-organisms incident on the Earth's atmosphere (1986) (5)
Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Very Small Interstellar Grains (1989) (5)
Radio Source Counts in Cosmology (1973) (5)
Man in the universe (1966) (5)
Identification of the λ2200 Å Interstellar Absorption Feature (1999) (5)
A Bacterial ‘Fingerprint’ in a Leonid Meteor Train (2001) (5)
The extinction of the mammoths (1980) (5)
Viruses from space and related matters. (1986) (5)
Archaeopteryx, the primordial bird? (1986) (5)
The quasar controversy resolved (1981) (5)
The organic nature of cometary grains (1988) (5)
Erratum: Astrophysical deductions from the quasi-steady-state cosmology (1994) (5)
Bacterial life in space (1983) (5)
On the Main-Sequence Band and the Hertzsprung GAP (1960) (5)
An object within a particle of extraterrestrial origin compared with an object of presumed terrestrial origin (1985) (5)
A unified model for the 3.28 μ emission and the λ2200 å interstellar extinction feature (1989) (5)
Effect of Quantum Conditions in a Friedmann Cosmology (1970) (5)
Accretion Heating in the Herbig-Haro Objects. (1956) (5)
The Chemical Composition of the Stars (1946) (5)
On the Effect of a Helical Magnetic Field on the Polarization of Starlight (1961) (5)
Organic material and the 2.5–4 μm spectra of galactic sources (1980) (4)
ON SOME COINCIDENCES BETWEEN WAVELENGTHS OF ABSORPTION FEATURES IN HZ 29 AND IN QUASI-STELLAR OBJECTS. (1967) (4)
Origin of Low Energy Cosmic Rays from Outside the Solar System (1967) (4)
Cometary habitats for primitive life. (1992) (4)
Organic grains in Taurus interstellar clouds (1983) (4)
The Problem of the Quasi-Stellar Objects (1966) (4)
An integrated 2.5–12.5 μm emission spectrum of naturally-occurring aromatic molecules (1990) (4)
Can Gravitational Forces alone Account for Galaxy Formation in a Steady State Universe (1961) (4)
Generation of Radio Noise by Cosmic Sources (1954) (4)
44th GUTHRIE LECTURE Observational Tests in Cosmology (1961) (4)
Matter and antimatter. (1957) (4)
Infrared Spectroscopy of Micro-Organisms near 3.4 μm in Relation to Geology and Astronomy (1999) (4)
Energy or extinction?: The case for nuclear energy (1977) (4)
On the Structure of Disk-shaped Extragalactic Nebulæ: I. On the Temperature of Interstellar Material and the Shapes of the Nebulæ (1945) (4)
Stellar Evolution and the Expanding Universe (1949) (4)
The work of Nicolaus Copernicus (1974) (4)
Note on the Transference of Angular Momentum within the Galaxy Through the Agency of a Magnetic Field (1960) (4)
On the λ 2800 Å interstellar extinction feature (1984) (4)
On the relation of the infinitesimal particle propagator to the nature of mass (1972) (4)
Diatoms on Earth, Comets, Europa and in Interstellar Space (1999) (4)
Biologic versus abiotic models of cometary grains (1989) (4)
Nucleosynthesis in the early stages of an expanding universe. (1966) (3)
The Ultraviolet Absorbance of Presumably Interstellar Bacteria and Related Matters (1999) (3)
Note on a comment by edward l. wright (1994) (3)
The availability of phosphorus in the bacterial model of the interstellar grains (1984) (3)
The Great Greenhouse Controversy (1996) (3)
Personal Comments on the History of Nuclear Astrophysics (1986) (3)
Report on the properties of massive objects. (1965) (3)
The age of the galaxy (1961) (3)
An assessment of the evidence against the steady-state theory (1990) (3)
Concluding Remarks (1967) (3)
The case against graphite particles in interstellar space (1992) (3)
Dry polysaccharides and the infrared spectrum of OH 26.5+0.6 (1980) (3)
REVIEW OF RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN COSMOLOGY. (1968) (3)
Very Small Dust Particles (VSDP's) in Comet C/1996 B2 (Hyakutake) (1999) (3)
Proponents of Colliding Cosmologies Take Exotic Turns (1999) (3)
Some predictions on the nature of Comet Halley (1986) (3)
Magnetic fields in star formation (1980) (3)
Extinction properties of infinitely long graphite cylinders (1991) (3)
The Viability with Respect to Temperature of Micro-Organisms Incident on The Earth's Atmosphere 35>, 79–84. (1999) (3)
Organic molecules in interstellar dust: A possible spectral signature at λ2200 Å? (1977) (3)
A Quasi-Steady State Cosmological Model (1993) (3)
The rotation of a barred galaxy under gravitational forces (1960) (3)
Seven Steps to the Sun (1970) (2)
Organo-Siliceous Biomolecules and the Infrared Spectrum of the Trapezium Nebula (1982) (2)
Planetary formation and lunar material. (1969) (2)
On The Nature of Interstellar Grains (1999) (2)
Session I: Origin of the Solar Nebula (1971) (2)
Cosmology and Electrodynamics (1968) (2)
The generalized Fermi interaction (1937) (2)
A Model of The 2–4 μm Spectrum of Comet Halley (1999) (2)
Man and materialism (1956) (2)
Note on Stellar Structure (1946) (2)
Astronomy or biology? (2003) (2)
On the structure of disk-shaped extragalactic nebulæ. II. On the condensation of stars the luminosity funtion, and the distribution of bright stars (1945) (2)
Two Decades of Collaboration with Willy Fowler (1982) (2)
A laboratory experiment with relevance to the survival of micro-organisms entering a planetary atmosphere (1986) (2)
The Theory of Cepheid Variables and Novæ (1943) (2)
The Origin of the Solar Nebula (1960) (2)
General Review of Cosmological Theories (1972) (2)
Interactions Between Dust, Gas and Radiation (1991) (2)
The Place of Technology in Civilization (1953) (2)
The Mass Difference of the Muon and the Electron (1972) (2)
Diatoms in comets (1986) (2)
The effect of galactic rotation on accretion by main sequence stars (1956) (2)
The small world of Fred Hoyle: An autobiography (1986) (2)
A contradiction in the argument of Malthus : the St. John's College Cambridge lecture 1962-63 delivered at the University of Hull 17 May 1963 (1963) (2)
The measurement of the absorption properties of dry micro-organisms and its relationship to astronomy (1985) (2)
Influenza viruses and comets (1987) (2)
A Diatom Model of Dust in the Trapezium Nebula (1999) (2)
Note on the Origin of White Dwarfs (1947) (2)
Extraterrestrial particles and the greenhouse effect (1989) (2)
The Astonishing Redness of Kuiper-Belt Objects (1998) (2)
Machine calculations of evolution at constant mass (1959) (2)
Note on Non-Static Stellar Models (1947) (1)
Giant Stars of Type II (1958) (1)
Stars, Distribution and Motions of, Note on equilibrium configurations for rotating white dwarfs (1947) (1)
Organic Molecules in Interstellar Dust: A Possible Spectral Signature at λ2200 Å? (1999) (1)
The implications of life as a cosmic phenomenon : the anthropic context (1991) (1)
Cross-linked hetero aromatic polymers in interstellar dust (2001) (1)
Recent developments in nucleosynthesis (1966) (1)
Biofluorescence and The Extended Red Emission in Astrophysical Sources (1999) (1)
The new face of science (1971) (1)
Modelling the 5–30 Μm spectrum of Comet Halley (1988) (1)
Mass splitting in the baryon octet (1991) (1)
Cometary organics and the 3.4μm spectral feature (1989) (1)
Microdiamonds and the 3.4µm feature in protostellar sources (1993) (1)
Halley's Comet and others: The Bacterial Star Shells (1986) (1)
Cometary organics (1988) (1)
COMMON SENSE IN NUCLEAR ENERGY (1980) (1)
On Deliberate Misreferencing as a Tool of Science Policy (2010) (1)
ON THE FATE OF INTERGALACTIC BRIDGES (1962) (1)
The Horizon of the Steady-State Universe (1955) (1)
AN OBJECT WITHIN A PARTICLE OF EXTRATERRESTRIAL ORIGIN COMPARED WITH AN OBJECT OF PRESUMED TERRESTRIAL ORIGIN * (Letter to the Editor) (1985) (1)
The effects of irregularities of internal structure in determining the ultraviolet properties of interstellar grains (1985) (1)
The Spectroscopic Idebtification of Interstellar Grains (1999) (1)
An Interview on Discovery in Physics with Richard P. Feynman and Fred Hoyle (1976) (1)
Light nuclei in the quasi-steady state cosmological model (1995) (1)
Size of the Universe (1953) (1)
Interstellar absorptions at λ=3.2 μm and 3.3 μm (1982) (1)
Nuclear History of the Solar System (1961) (1)
Facts and dogmas in cosmology and elsewhere (1982) (1)
Quantization of Wheeler-Feynman Electrodynamics (1970) (1)
Science, Society, Action, Reaction (1968) (1)
Infrared Signatures of Prebiology - or Biology? (1997) (1)
On the V/Vm test for a recently published list of bright QSO's (1984) (1)
Primitive Grain Clumps and Organic Compounds in Carbonaceous Chondrites (1999) (1)
Astronomy or biology (2003) (1)
On the nature of the particles causing the 2200 Å peak in the extinction of starlight (1986) (1)
The Astonishing Redness of Kuiper-Belt Objects (1999) (1)
The Case Against Graphite Particles in Interstellar Space (1999) (1)
The Viability with Respect to Temperature of Micro-Organisms Incident on The Earth's Atmosphere 35>, 79-84. (1999) (1)
A direct particle theory of weak interactions (1972) (1)
Electromagnetic properties of ice-coated iron whiskers (1990) (1)
Small Comets in the High Atmosphere (1997) (1)
The quasi-steady state cosmology : a note on criticisms by E.L. Wright (1995) (1)
AN ASSESSMENT OF THE PRESENT STATE OF THE GRAVITATIONAL N-BODY PROBLEM (1964) (1)
A Source of Energy for Radio Galaxies (1964) (1)
Comets, ice ages, and ecological catastrophes (1978) (1)
Microdiamonds and the Ultraviolet Extinction of Starlight (1998) (1)
How Important is Steady State Cosmology to Classical and Quantum Electrodynamics? (1969) (1)
Briefing (2000) (0)
CONFORMAL INVARIANCE IN PHYSICS AND COSMOLOGY. (1972) (0)
Development of the Universe (1950) (0)
Book-Review - Home is where the Wind Blows - Chapters from a Cosmologist's Life (1994) (0)
$\beta $-Transitions in a Coulomb Field (1938) (0)
A gravitational model for QSO's (1983) (0)
Mass difference between the muon and the electron (1972) (0)
Crisis in astronomy. (1972) (0)
Chapter 35: On Contraction in Cosmic Gaseous Masses (1955) (0)
Quasi Steadystate Cosmology (1995) (0)
Heavenly works (1993) (0)
Steady state model and the ages of galaxies (1962) (0)
Gamma-ray lines from novae. [relationship to radioactive decay and positron annihilation] (1974) (0)
Cometary organics (1988) (0)
MANY PARTICLE INTERACTIONS AND THE QUANTUM RESPONSE OF THE UNIVERSE (1996) (0)
2.8–3.6 μm Spectra of Micro-Organisms with Varying H2O Ice-Content (1999) (0)
Life on Mars (1997) (0)
Miller-Urey Synthesis in the Nuclei of Galaxies (1998) (0)
Aromatic hydrocarbons in very small interstellar grains (1989) (0)
Walter Baade (1960) (0)
Extra-terrestrial influences (1948) (0)
Into Deepest Space (1974) (0)
Is the universe fundamentally biological (1988) (0)
The Westminster Disaster (1978) (0)
Common Sense in Nuclear Energy and Energy/War—Breaking the Nuclear Link (1981) (0)
PERTURBATION THEORY AND THE INFLUENCE FUNCTIONAL (1996) (0)
Review of Publications- Highlights in Astronomy (1976) (0)
Semi-empirical Tracks for the Cluster M67 (1961) (0)
DIRECT PARTICLES THEORY IN QUANTUM ELECTRODYNAMICS. (1971) (0)
Carbon in the Earth's upper mantle (1980) (0)
On the Formation of Galaxies and Type II Stars (1958) (0)
THE EXTINCTION OF THE MAMMOTHS (Letter to the Editor) (1980) (0)
Origin of Life (1980) (0)
Energie ou extinction (1979) (0)
The Availability of Phosphorus in The Bacterial Model of The Interstellar Grains (1999) (0)
BOOK REVIEWS: Galaxies, Nuclei, and Quasars (1966) (0)
PATH INTEGRALS FOR RELATIVISTIC PARTICLES (1996) (0)
Annual general meeting 1972 March 10. (1972) (0)
Book-Review - Steady-State Cosmology Revisited (1981) (0)
Articles of faith (1989) (0)
Models of the Extinction and Polarisation of Starlight (1991) (0)
Particle masses in the baryon decuplet (1991) (0)
The nature of the universe / Fred Hoyle (1957) (0)
Inorganic Theories of Grain Formation (1991) (0)
Cosmology and Quantum Electrodynamics (1969) (0)
Miller-Urey Synthesis in The Nuclei of Galaxies (1999) (0)
Fred Hoyle on the argument of Malthus. (1986) (0)
The Luminosity-Volume test and the local hypothesis of quasars (1986) (0)
Emergence 3.1. Overview (0)
3. The Production of Elements in Super-Novae (1960) (0)
On a Possibly Fundamental Principle in Chemistry as Viewed in a Cosmogonic Context (1999) (0)
Book-Review - Viruses from Space (1989) (0)
Fifty Years of Cosmology (1988) (0)
Biological Activity in the Early Solar System in its Outer Regions (2000) (0)
14. Flare Energy from Magnetic Fields (1960) (0)
The Incandescent Ones (1977) (0)
Book-Review - the Cosmic Winter (1990) (0)
The Curious Mystery of log N - log S (1971) (0)
Organic dust in comet Halley. Reply (1987) (0)
ACTION AT A DISTANCE IN CURVED SPACETIME (1996) (0)
The microwave background in steady-state cosmology (1989) (0)
Note on a Comment (1994) (0)
The Origin of the Universe (1973) (0)
The relation of bacterial absorptivity in the 3 to 4 micron waveband to observations of GC-IRS7 and sundry comments (1984) (0)
Dust in External Galaxies (1991) (0)
A Unified Model for The 3.28 μ Emission and The 2200 Å Interstellar Extinction Feature (1999) (0)
Book Review: Quasars, redshifts and controversies. / Interstellar media, 1987 ; Cambridge University Press, 1988 (1989) (0)
THE PROBLEMS OF CLASSICAL FIELD THEORY (1996) (0)
OBITUARY: William Alfred Fowler (1911-95) (1995) (0)
The origin and evolution of galaxies in the quasi-steady-state universe. (1993) (0)
HISTORY OF THE EARTH. THE PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS. (1972) (0)
Planetary Formation and Lunar Material (1969) (0)
The Emergence of Intelligence in the Universe (1975) (0)
P. Ledoux received the Eddington Medal. (1972) (0)
Reflection Nebulae and the Diffuse Galactic Light (1991) (0)
Book-Review - Home is where the Wind Blows (1995) (0)
OBITUARY : RAYMOND LYTTLETON (1911-95) (1995) (0)
Unity of cosmic life and the inevitability of evolved life forms (2001) (0)
A UNIFIED MODEL FOR THE 3.28 11 EMISSION AND THE 2200 A INTERSTELLAR EXTINCTION FEATURE * (Letter to the Editor) (2000) (0)
Polymeric complexes in comets and in space (1988) (0)
Book reviews (1989) (0)
Origin of the Universe. The Presidential address (1973) (0)
Book-Review - Space Travellers - the Bringers of Life (1982) (0)
AN INTEGRATED 2.5-12.5 /lm EMISSION SPECTRUM OF NATURALLY-OCCURRING AROMATIC MOLECULES * (Letter to the Editor) (2000) (0)
Chandrasekhar on Eddington (1984) (0)
Stonehenge as an eclipse predictor: a comment (1980) (0)
Eruptions of Comet Hale-Bopp at 6.5 AU (1999) (0)
Commonsense in nuclear energy (1980) (0)
MICRODIAMONDS AND THE ULTRAVIOLET EXTINCTION OF STARLIGHT N.C. WICKRAMASINGHE and F. HOYLE (1998) (0)
High hopes for the Space Telescope (1990) (0)
2.8-3.6 fLID SPECTRA OF MICRO-ORGANISMS WITH VARYING H20 ICE-CONTENT * (Letter to the Editor) (2000) (0)
Cosmological panspermia (1998) (0)
"On Stonehenge", Fred Hoyle, London 1977 : [recenzja] / Z. Krzak. (1979) (0)
Capture of Orbital Electrons (1937) (0)
Very close pairs of quasi-stellar objects (1996) (0)
PROPERTIES OF MASSIVE OBJECTS (1964) (0)
Mathematics and Science (2000) (0)
Book-Review - the Relation of Biology to Astronomy (1983) (0)
Organic molecules in interstellar dust: a possible spectral signature at lambda2200Angstroms. (1978) (0)
Time-symmetrical electrodynamics and cosmology (1967) (0)
Metallic Particles in Astronomy (1999) (0)
An Integrated 2.5–12.5 μm Emission Spectrum of Naturally-Occurring Aromatic Molecules (1990) (0)
Proceedings of the Conference on Seyfert Galaxies and Related Objects: 41. Theoretical Aspects of the Relationship between Seyfert Gal axies, N-Type Galaxies, and Quasistellar Objects (1968) (0)
Interstellar Extinction and Polarisation (1991) (0)
Gamma ray bursts from extragalactic sources (1992) (0)
Greenhouse dust (1989) (0)
Summary - From a Physical Point of View (1958) (0)
On the Structure of Disk-shaped Extragalactic Nebulæ. III. On the Formation of Multiple Systems (1945) (0)
Highly Condensed Objects (1974) (0)
ABSORPTION AND STIMULATED EMISSION (1996) (0)
Some Predictions on The Nature of Comet Halley (1999) (0)
On the formation of binary systems (1947) (0)
Note on the Condensation of Interstellar Material into Stars (1947) (0)
Raymond Lyttleton (1911-95) (1995) (0)
An Object within a Particle of Extraterrestrial Origin Compared with An Object of Presumed Terrestrial Origin 113, 209–210. (1999) (0)
D. H. Mathews received the Chapman Medal. (1973) (0)
On the Integration of the Equations Determining the Structure of a Star (1945) (0)
The Organic Grain Model (1991) (0)
Infrared Evidence for Panspermia: An Update (1999) (0)
Book-Review - the Cosmogony of the Solar System (1981) (0)
Book reviews (1968) (0)
Comets as a Source of Interplanetary and Interstellar Grains (invited Contribution) (1991) (0)
On the structure of disk-shaped extragalactic nebul. IV (1945) (0)
Linear and circular polarization by hollow organic grains (1989) (0)
QUASI-STELLAR OBJECTS. (1967) (0)
The Molecule Men and The Monster of Loch Ness (1971) (0)
Book-Review - Observing Handbook and Catalogue of Deep-Sky Objects (1990) (0)
The extinction of starlight at wavelengths near 2200 Å (1983) (0)
Book-Review - the Quasar Controversy Resolved (1982) (0)
Astronomical observation with the aid of artificial satellites (1959) (0)
Forecasting the Future (1956) (0)
A Possible Cause of the Ejection of Material by Late-Type Giants. (1956) (0)
THE COMPLETE INFLUENCE FUNCTIONAL AND THE LEVEL SHIFT FORMULA (1996) (0)
Mineral Grains in Interstellar Space (1990) (0)
ECOLOGICAL CATASTROPHES* (Letter to the Editor) (1978) (0)
Spectroscopic Evidence for Interstellar Grain Clumps inMeteoritic Inclusions (1999) (0)
RESPONSE OF THE EXPANDING UNIVERSE (1996) (0)
An Inflationary Alternative to the Big-Bang (1991) (0)
Interstellar absorptions at 3.2 microns and 3.3 microns (1982) (0)
Electromagnetic Properties of Small Particles (1991) (0)
COSMOLOGICAL CUT-OFFS TO RADIATIVE CORRECTIONS (1996) (0)
More About Solar Neutrinos (1972) (0)
The relation of a biological puzzle to the origin of ice-ages and to other phenomena (1987) (0)
The X-ray background contributed by QSOs ejected from galaxies (1996) (0)
Astronomy and Cosmology (Book Review) (1976) (0)
What is a spiral galaxy? (1983) (0)
Book Review: Pathways to the universe. / CUP, 1988 (1989) (0)
THE WHEELER-FEYNMAN ABSORBER THEORY OF RADIATION (1996) (0)
The achievement of Dirac (1992) (0)
A Model for Interstellar Extinction (1999) (0)
Evidence for interstellar biochemicals (1980) (0)
Small scale fluctuations of the microwave background in the quasi-steady state cosmology (2001) (0)
On the Hubble and the cosmological constant (1996) (0)
Kosmos. La cosmologia tra scienza e filosofia (1989) (0)
THENATURE OFDUSTGRAINSINTHE COMAEOFCOMETSCERNISANDBOWELL (1985) (0)
A decade of decision (1955) (0)
Raymond Arthur Lyttleton. 7 May 1911—16 May 1995. (1997) (0)
The Church of England and the new house areas since 1945 (1958) (0)

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