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According to Wikipedia , Sir Alfred Charles Bernard Lovell was an English physicist and radio astronomer. He was the first director of Jodrell Bank Observatory, from 1945 to 1980. Early life and education Lovell was born at Oldland Common, Bristol, in 1913, the son of local tradesman and Methodist preacher Gilbert Lovell and Emily Laura, née Adams. Gilbert Lovell was an "authority on the Bible" and, having "studied English literature and grammar", was still "bombarding his son with complaints on points of grammar, punctuation and method of speaking" when Lovell was in his forties. Lovell's childhood hobbies and interests included cricket and music, mainly the piano. He had a Methodist upbringing and attended Kingswood Grammar School.
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1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 Published Works Coordinated X-ray, optical, and radio observations of flaring activity on YZ Canis Minoris (1982) Radio Emission from Flare Stars (1963) Cosmic Radio Waves (1961) The story of Jodrell Bank (1968) Relative Velocity of Light and Radio Waves in Space (1964) Observation of Prolonged Radio Emission from a Red Dwarf Star (1969) The Effects of Defence Science on the Advance of Astronomy (1977) Interferometric observations of weak radio flares from a red dwarf star (1978) Echoes of war (1991) Large flare on the red dwarf star UV Ceti (1974) The individual and the universe (1959) (12)150th Anniversary Meeting of the Royal Astronomical Society. (1970) (11)Simultaneous Photoelectric and Radio Observations of Flare Stars (1964) The cavity magnetron in World War II: was the secrecy justified? (2004) Out of the zenith;: Jodrell Bank 1957-1970 (1973) (10)The Jodrell Bank telescopes (1985) (10)The Emergence of Radio Astronomy in the U.K. after World-War (1987) (9)Jodrell Bank Mark II Radio Telescope (1964) Astronomer by Chance (1991) Book Review: The Origins and International Economics of Space Exploration (1978) To see a world in a grain of sand (1998) Out Of The Zenith (1974) (6)Memorial meeting for Lord Blackett, O. M., C. H., F. R. S. at the Royal Society on 31 October 1974 (1975) The early history of the Anglo-Australian 150-inch Telescope (AAT) (1985) (4)The Great Competition in Space (1972) Electronics and Their Application in Industry and Research (1948) Observations of the Russian Moon Probe LUNA 9 (1966) Book Review: The Sciences and Theology in the Twentieth Century (1983) The Exploration Of Outer Space (1962) (3)The Challenge of Space Research (1962) RADIO-EMITTING FLARE STARS (1964) Obituary: Robert Hanbury Brown (1916–2002) (2002) Robert Hanbury Brown. 31 August 1916 – 16 January 2002 Elected FRS 1960 (2003) On the Discovery of Extragalactic Radio Sources (1983) General discussion after session V (1988) Soviet Aims in Astronomy and Space Research (1963) In the center of immensities (1978) (1)Star observer (1995) The explosion of science : the physical universe (1967) (1)SPORADIC OUTBURSTS OF RED-DWARF STARS. (1971) (1)Voice of the Universe: Building the Jodrell Bank Telescope (1987) (1)Farewell to a pioneer (2012) Man's relation to the universe (1975) (1)Our present knowledge of the universe (1967) (1)Soviet Practices in Space (1967) Energy supply, demand and impact (2005) (0)The Soviet 6 m telescope (1976) ...and farewell to the Pioneer anomaly (2012) Science and civilization (1941) MARKET SHARE AND THE CAR RENTAL INDUSTRY (1989) (0)John Grant Davies (November 5 1924 - 1988). (1989) (0)Is there life on Mars (1993) Address at Westminster Abbey, on the occasion of the tercentenary of the Royal Greenwich Observatory (1976) Address by the Chairman of the National Organizing Committee (1971) (0)Alfred Watson Memorial Lecture: The Nature of the Universe (1971) Discovering the universe (1963) (0)Remarkable progress in astronomy (1977) University of Manchester, Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories, Jodrell Bank. Report for the year ending 1977 September 30. (1970) (0)Modern Astronomy (1973) The Genesis of the Northern Hemisphere Observatory (1991) (0)A. W. J. Cousins received the Jackson-Gwilt Medal. (1971) (0)Obituary - Prentice, J.P.M. (1982) (0)Global warming's proof in the puddingstone (2008) (0)R. Woolley received the Gold Medal of the Royal Astronomical Society. (1971) (0)Annual general meeting 1971 March 12. (1971) (0)BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE: Concepts of the Universe: Our Present Knowledge of the Universe (1969) Mauna Kea — the best choice (1983) The Determination of the Accurate Positions of Radio Stars by the Lunar Occultation Technique. Observations of Galactic and Extra-Galactic Radio Emission at 408 Mc/s. Observations of the Radio Emission from Flare Stars. (1967) (0)Book Review: British Space Science: History of British Space Science (1987) Buchbesprechung über: Our Present Knowledge of the Universe. (Ref. H. H. VOIGT) (1968) (0)Book-Review - Emerging Cosmology (1981) (0)50 years of the Lovell telescope Transcript (2020) (0)Book-Review - the Jodrell Bank Telescopes (1986) (0)Einstein's proof (1999) (0)General discussion after session IV (1988) Proceedings of Observatories: Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratories Jodrell Bank (1976) Response : Luna IX Pictures: A Question of Ethics (1966) A. Hewish received the Nobel Prize for Physics. (1974) (0)SCIENCE FOR NON‐SCIENTISTS (1949) Is there anybody out there (1999) (0)Why Copernicus took so long (1994) (0)Man Moves into the Universe (1969) Book Reviews : The Role of the Military in Underdeveloped Countries. Edited by John J. Johnson. Princeton University Press. London: Oxford University Press. 63/ (1963) Pathways to the universe (1989) The impact of modern astronomy on the problems of the origins of life and the cosmos (1963) (0)Executive Committee Statutes and By-Laws, Working Rules Rules for Scientific Meetings Membership of Commissions Alphabetical List of Members List of Countries Adhering to the Union (1971) Creation (1980) 8D. G. King-Hele received the Eddington Medal. (1971) (0)The Pollution of Space (1968) Whence and wherefore : the cosmological destiny of man scientifically and philosophically considered ; comprising an analysis relating to the significant essay In the centre of immensities by the distinguished Professor Sir Bernard Lovell, University of Manchester, England (1978) (0)Friedmann's expanding universe (1994) (0)An infidel of our time (2002) (0)Notes and topics (1967) The explosion of sciences : the physical universe (1967) (0)A New Universe (2019) The Fifty-Third Thomas Hawksley Lecture: Our Present Knowledge of the Universe (1966) Astronomers share Nobel Prize (1974) 2000: A space odyssey (1983) More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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