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According to Wikipedia, Henry Norris Russell ForMemRS HFRSE FRAS was an American astronomer who, along with Ejnar Hertzsprung, developed the Hertzsprung–Russell diagram . In 1923, working with Frederick Saunders, he developed Russell–Saunders coupling, which is also known as LS coupling.

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Henry Norris Russell's Published Works

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Published Works

Dynamical Effects of Radiation in the Solar System (1937) (410)
On the Albedo of the Planets and Their Satellites (1916) (187)
No. 383. On the composition of the Sun's atmosphere. (1929) (148)
On the light variations of asteroids and satellites (1906) (118)
New Regularities in the Spectra of the Alkaline Earths (103)
Perturbed Series in Line Spectra (1932) (81)
Molecules in the Sun and Stars (1934) (71)
The Spark Spectrum of Europium, Eu II (1941) (54)
Relations between the Spectra and other Characteristics of the Stars (1914) (51)
Arc and spark spectra of gadolinium (1950) (50)
On the Albedo of the Planets and Their Satellites. (1916) (50)
An analysis of lanthanum spectra (La I, La II, La III) (1932) (49)
On the Determination of the Orbital Elements of Eclipsing Variable Stars. I. (1912) (47)
The Arc Spectrum of Europium. (1939) (39)
On Majorana's Theory of Gravitation (1921) (36)
On the Advance of Periastron in Eclipsing Binaries (1928) (31)
The Terrestrial Abundance of the Permanent Gases. (1933) (26)
On Meteoric Matter Near the Stars (25)
On the origin of periodic comets (1920) (25)
The determination of the elements of eclipsing binaries (1952) (23)
The Atmospheres of the Planets (1935) (22)
Tables for Intensities of Lines in Multiplets (1936) (21)
An Improved Method of Calculating the Orbit of a Spectroscopic Binary (1902) (21)
The Atmosphere of Venus (1899) (21)
The Stellar Magnitudes of the Sun, Moon and Planets (1916) (21)
On the masses of the stars (1940) (20)
Intermediary Elements for Eclipsing Binaries. (1945) (20)
The Third Spectrum of Cerium (Ce III) (1937) (20)
A Calibration of Rowland's Scale of Intensities for Solar Lines (1928) (19)
Relations Between the Spectra and other Characteristics of the Stars (1914) (18)
The minimum radiation visually perceptible. (18)
The Arc Spectrum of Nickel (Ni I) (1929) (17)
Preliminary Results of a New Method for the Analysis of Stellar Spectra (1928) (17)
"Giant" and "dwarf" stars (1913) (17)
Notes on Ellipticity in Eclipsing Binaries. (1939) (17)
On the Chemical Nature of the Colouration of Jupiter's Cloud Forms (1939) (16)
An analysis of the arc and spark spectra of yttrium (Yt I and Yt II) (1929) (16)
The Arc Spectrum of Cobalt (1940) (15)
Opacity Formulae and Stellar Line Intensities (1933) (14)
No. 225. The theory of ionization and the Sun-spot spectrum. (1922) (14)
ON THE SOURCES OF STELLAR ENERGY (1919) (14)
The Spectrum and Ionization Potential of Radium (1934) (13)
The first spectrum of barium, Ba I (1955) (13)
THE TIME-SCALE OF THE UNIVERSE. (1940) (13)
The Arc and Spark Spectra of Titanium. Part II. The Arc Spectrum, TI I (1927) (13)
The Intensities of Lines in Multiplets (1925) (12)
Term analysis of the first spectrum of vanadium (V I) (1936) (12)
Pressures at the Sun's Surface (1924) (11)
On the distribution of eclipsing variable stars in space. (1914) (11)
Nesting of the Gray Flycatcher (1941) (11)
The Problem of Stellar Evolution (1925) (11)
Note on Cooling by Expansion in Sun-Spots (1921) (11)
A COMPARISON OF SPECTROSCOPIC AND DYNAMICAL PARALLAXES (1923) (10)
On the Origin of Binary Stars (1910) (10)
On the Spectrum of Ionized Calcium (Cα Ii) (1925) (10)
An analysis of the arc and spark spectra of scandium (Sc I and Sc II) (1927) (10)
Estimation of Ionization Potentials by Comparison with Neighboring Elements (1950) (9)
A superior limit to the age of the earth's crust (1921) (9)
On the Spectra of Doubly and Trebly Ionized Titanium (Ti III and TI iv) (1927) (9)
On the Calculation of the Spectroscopic Terms Derived from Equivalent Electrons (1927) (9)
A short method for determining the orbit of a spectroscopic binary. (1914) (9)
A Comparison of Spectroscopic and Trigonometric Parallaxes (1938) (8)
Report on Notation for Atomic Spectra (1929) (8)
A List of Ultimate and Penultimate Lines of Astrophysical Interest (1925) (8)
Lick Observatory Contributions, Series II, No. 23 - Idealized models and rectified light-curves for eclipsing variables. (1948) (8)
Series and Ionization Potentials of the Elements of the Iron Group (1927) (7)
No. 663. Spectral structure and ionization potential of gadolinium I. (1942) (7)
On the determination of dynamical parallaxes (1928) (7)
ON THE DISTRIBUTION OF ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDE IN POPULATIONS I AND II (1948) (7)
Astrophysics and stellar astronomy (7)
A Relativistic Eclipse (1937) (7)
On the Illumination of the Dark Side of Saturn's Rings (1908) (7)
THE SOLAR SPECTRUM AND THE EARTH'S CRUST. (1914) (7)
Binding Energies for Electrons of Different Types (1952) (6)
Mean Ionization in Stellar Atmospheres (1932) (6)
Dynamical parallaxes of 1777 double stars (1929) (6)
On the Winged Lines in the Solar Spectrum (6)
Extreme Ultra-Violet Spectrum of Argon Excited by Controlled Electron Impacts (1928) (6)
The masses of the stars with a general catalogue of dynamical parallaxes (1940) (6)
Notes on the Constitution of the Stars (1931) (6)
The Arc Spectrum of Europium (1934) (6)
Notes on white dwarfs and small companions (1944) (6)
Elements of the eclipsing variables W Delphini, W Ursae Majoris, and W Crucis. (1912) (6)
THE CONSTITUTION OF THE STARS. (1933) (6)
Eclipsing variables in the magellanic clouds (1956) (6)
Notes on Eclipsing Variables. (1942) (6)
THE COSMICAL ABUNDANCE OF THE ELEMENTS. (1941) (5)
Astronomy : a revision of Young's Manual of astronomy. (5)
Multiplets in the Spark Spectrum of Iron (1926) (5)
Radiation pressure and celestial motions. (5)
NOTE ON THE MOTION OF MASSES OF GAS SEEN NEAR NOVA HERCULIS (1936) (5)
The Parallax of Lalande 21185 and γ Virginis from Photographs taken at the Cambridge Observatory (1905) (5)
Notes on Ionization in the Solar Atmosphere (1922) (5)
On the probable order of stellar evoloution (1914) (5)
The Spark Spectrum of Neon (1928) (5)
THE PROBABLE DIAMETERS OF THE STARS (1920) (5)
On the Spark Spectrum of Oxygen (O II) (5)
The Densities of the Variable Stars of the Algol Type (1899) (5)
RUBIDIUM IN THE SUN (1921) (4)
On the Relations Between Period, Luminosity, and Spectrum among Cepheids (1927) (4)
Anthropocentrism's Demise (1943) (4)
Note on the Sobral Eclipse Photographs (1920) (4)
Comparison of visual and photographic observations of eclipsing variables. (1917) (4)
No. 341. Related lines in the spectra of the elements of the iron group. (1927) (4)
Photographic determinations of the position of the moon (4)
Rectification of the Light-Curves of Eclipsing Variables. (1946) (4)
On the capture of comets by planets (4)
Singlet Series in the Spark Spectrum of Aluminium (1924) (4)
OBSERVATIONS OF THE AURORA AT THE LOWELL OBSERVATORY MAY 14, 1921. (1921) (4)
A Note on Zeeman Patterns (1930) (3)
PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF STELLAR COMPANIONS OF SMALL MASS (1943) (3)
How Big is the Milky Way (1935) (3)
The Cosmical Abundance of the Elements (1941) (3)
Composite Polytropic Gas Spheres (1931) (3)
The Photographic Brightness of the Full Moon (1916) (3)
The Systematic and Accidental Errors of Spectroscopic Parallaxes. (1940) (3)
On the visibility of Jupiter by daylight (3)
A Possible Explanation of the Behaviour of the Hydrogen Lines in Giant Stars (1924) (3)
The New, or Modified, Form of the Theory of Stellar Evolution (1925) (3)
Venus as a Luminous Ring (1907) (3)
Aspidal Motion of Y Cygni and other Stars (1930) (3)
The Presence of Predicted Iron Lines in the Solar Spectrum and the Terms in the Arc Spectrum of Iron (1928) (3)
Provisional Elements of the Eclipsing Binary V 444 Cygni. (1944) (3)
The general perturbations of the major axis O (433) Eros, by the action of Mars (1900) (3)
Elements of the eclipsing variable stars Z Draconis and RT Persei. (1914) (3)
Time-Scale of the Universe (1955) (3)
Preliminary Solutions for Eclipsing Binaries from Accurate Observations. (1948) (3)
New Planetary Discoveries (1932) (3)
Stars probably belonging to the 61 Cygni group discovered by Mr. Benjamin BOSS (1912) (2)
Introductory remarks to the symposium (1952) (2)
A Quick Method of Reducing Prismatic Spectra (1928) (2)
The New International Symbols for the Constellations (1922) (2)
Elements of the planet 1898 DQ [(433) Eros] (1898) (2)
The great inequality of (433) Eros and the earth (1900) (2)
The Eclipse, Bad Weather, and a New Way Out (1932) (2)
The Limits of the Solar System (1933) (2)
The Heavens in April, 1906 (1906) (2)
The Image-Slicer (1939) (2)
Where Astronomers when they Die (1933) (2)
Note on the relations between the mass, temperature, and luminosity of a gaseous star (1925) (2)
On the Calculation of Masses from Spectroscopic Parallaxes (1922) (2)
Comments on Captain Whitney's Paper. (1945) (2)
On the Accuracy with which Mean Parallaxes can BE Determined from Parallactic and Peculiar Motions (1921) (2)
The atmospheres of the stars (1934) (2)
Tribulations of the Tropical Astronomer (1934) (2)
I. A Planetary Date for Chaucer's Troilus (1924) (2)
A new graphical method of determining the elements of a double-star orbit (1898) (1)
The orbit of epsilon Equulei (1917) (1)
A Puzzle Solved (1941) (1)
Star of A. D. 1054 (1943) (1)
The Newer Telescopes (1935) (1)
A Rapid Method for Determining Visual Binary Orbits (1933) (1)
The Heavens in September, 1921 (1921) (1)
The Heavens in August, 1922 (1922) (1)
THE DETERMINATION OF THE POSITION OF THE MOON BY PHOTOGRAPHY (1920) (1)
Remarkable New Tests Favor the Einstein Theory (1925) (1)
Note on Milne's Theory of Stellar Structure (1932) (1)
Sunspots—Greatest Existing Refrigerators (1933) (1)
Granules of the Solar Photosphere (1936) (1)
An Obstacle to the Use of Artificial Horizons at Sea (1921) (1)
AN OUTDOOR OPTICAL EXPERIMENT. (1926) (1)
The Heavens in July, 1923 (1923) (1)
Note on the Masses of the Stars (1922) (1)
NOTE ON STRÖMBERG'S METHOD OF DETERMINING MEAN ABSOLUTE MAGNITUDES (1920) (1)
REVIEW: The Internal Constitution of the Stars by A. S. Eddington (1)
ON THE NAVIGATION OF AIRPLANES (1919) (1)
Shadows cast by starlight (1902) (1)
Series Lines of Magnesium in the Solar Spectrum (1934) (1)
Orbit of the binary Ref. Cat. 17' 31" (1936) (1)
MAGELLANIC CLOUDS. XIII. COMPARISON OF MAGELLANIC AND GALACTIC ECLIPSING VARIABLES. (1954) (1)
Present needs in the study of eclipsing binaries (1947) (1)
A NEW TERM IN THE ARC SPECTRUM OF MAGNESIUM (1926) (1)
Arthur Stanley Eddington, 1882-1944. (1945) (1)
Polytropic Index and Photospheric Conditions (1936) (1)
Measures of the diameter of Jupiter (1899) (1)
Mass ratios in the systems of Kruger 60 and Castor. (1910) (1)
More About Meteors (1933) (1)
The Heavens in May, 1918 (1918) (1)
The Heavens in April (1910) (1)
How Cold is Space (1932) (1)
On the Reduction of Polar Trail Plates (1913) (1)
Novae a Super-Novae (1936) (1)
Ephemeris of (433) Eros (1899) (1)
Stellar Parallax Papers, No. 3.: The Parallax of Eight Stars, from Photographs taken at the Cambridge Observatory by Arthur R. Hinks, M.A., and the writer (1906) (1)
The ``Green Flash'' and Other Odd Phenomena (1930) (1)
Elements and ephemeris of Daniel's comet (1909) (1)
Fitting Atmospheres to Stars (1938) (1)
The Zeeman effect in the ARC spectrum of vanadium (1935) (1)
Report of the Astronomy Committee (1917) (1)
What Becomes of the Starlight (1928) (1)
Dust Clouds of Space (1940) (1)
Stellar Structure. (1931) (1)
Comments on the parallaxes of the 61 Cygni group (1912) (1)
Orbit of Krueger 60 (1917) (1)
The Arc Spectrum of Iron (Fe I): Analysis of the Spectrum; The Zeeman Effect (1944) (1)
The determination of the orbits of binary stars (1946) (1)
The Nebular Spectrum (1942) (1)
Configurations of the Low Terms of Ti II (1948) (1)
A Great Work Completed (1938) (1)
Do not Miss Seeing the Solar Eclipse (1)
The Highest Known Velocity (1929) (1)
Harvard College Observatory Bulletin No. 616 (1916) (1)
The Absorption Bands in the Spectra of the Outer Planets (1935) (1)
The Heavens in February, 1920 (1920) (1)
An Ideal Experiment (1940) (1)
Results of photographic observations of eclipsing variables (abstract) (1)
Ionization and Pressure in the Reversing Layers of the Stars (1)
Note on Ionization in Giant and Dwarf Stars. (1926) (1)
The Heavens in October, 1923 (1923) (1)
The Radio and the Spectroscope (1930) (1)
Scientific Books: Publications of the Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America (1911) (1)
Worlds From a Catastrophe (1931) (1)
More About Pluto (1930) (1)
The Heavens in August (1911) (1)
Preliminary parallax of Barnard's star of large proper-motion (1)
THE DISTRIBUTION OF DENSITY WITHIN THE STARS (1941) (1)
Wide Spectrum Lines and Small Stars (1935) (0)
Quantitative Analysis of the Sun (1929) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1901 (1901) (0)
The Greatest Catastrophe of All (1933) (0)
The Heavens in August, 1924 (1924) (0)
The New Spot on Saturn (1933) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1916 (1916) (0)
Algol's Eclipses (1940) (0)
The ``Space-Penetrating Power'' of Telescopes (1936) (0)
Minor Planets—II (1936) (0)
The Sun's Faint Edge (1941) (0)
The Heavens in May, 1920 (1920) (0)
The Theory of Stellar Evolution Modified (1925) (0)
Redetermining the Velocity of Light (1926) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1915 (1915) (0)
On the Distances of Red Stars. (Abstract) (0)
What's Inside the Stars? (1939) (0)
The Heavens in January, 1917 (1916) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1919 (1919) (0)
93,000,000 Miles (1941) (0)
Elements of (433) Eros (1899) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1918 (1918) (0)
No. 447. Mean ionization in stellar atmospheres. (1932) (0)
The Sun an Atom Builder—A New Theory (1931) (0)
Another Astronomical Puzzle Solved (1928) (0)
The Heavens in March (1910) (0)
Nature's Cross-Word Puzzles (1943) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1918 (1918) (0)
The Census of the Stars (1923) (0)
The Romantic Search for “Pocket” Planets (0)
The Heavens in August, 1903 (0)
New Facts About Life on Mars (1925) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1920 (1920) (0)
The Heavens in February (1901) (0)
Is Mars Habitable (1927) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1919 (1919) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1917 (1917) (0)
Four Sunless Worlds (1927) (0)
The Coolest Stars (1938) (0)
The minimum radiation visually perceptible (abstract) (0)
In Flight, Troubles Begin (1943) (0)
What is on Venus (1940) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1917 (1917) (0)
Stellar Structure. (1931) (0)
Stars on Parallel Tracks (1934) (0)
The sizes and masses of the stars (1922) (0)
The Heavens in August, 1923 (1923) (0)
On the determination of the orbits of visual binary stars (abstract) (0)
The Nearest Stars (1938) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1924 (1924) (0)
Measuring the Counterglow (1933) (0)
What's in the Sun? (1930) (0)
Is Interstellar Space Wholly Empty (1931) (0)
A Miniature Solar System and its Problems (1932) (0)
Orbits of Krueger 60 and Epsilon Equulei (0)
Problems of Solar Research (1928) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1923 (1923) (0)
Two Outstanding Features of the Eclipse (1925) (0)
Is the Earth's Diameter Changing? (1926) (0)
NEUTRAL BARIUM IN THE SUN (1940) (0)
The Blue Clouds of Mars (1935) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1922 (1922) (0)
The Search for Exceptional Stars (1937) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1921 (1921) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1918 (1918) (0)
The Heavens in September, 1923 (1923) (0)
The Master Key of Science (1932) (0)
The Heavens for January, 1919 (1919) (0)
Old Problem—New Progress (1937) (0)
Mysteries of the Solar Corona (1934) (0)
Widening the Limits of the Universe (1925) (0)
GENERAL NOTES AND REVIEWS (1935) (0)
A Proposed Method for Carrying Triangulation Across Wide Gaps (1920) (0)
The Mystery of the Unknown Lines (1932) (0)
The Heavens in January, 1920 (1919) (0)
The Heavens in September, 1920 (1920) (0)
Testing the Astronomical Yardstick (1931) (0)
Even the Earth Errs (1940) (0)
The Heavens in January, 1921 (0)
On the Orbital Eccentricity of Binary Stars of Very Long Period (0)
Refining Pluto's Orbit (1931) (0)
The Hunt for the Hub of the Universe (1929) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1915 (1915) (0)
A Remarkable Triple Star (1939) (0)
Revising Our Air and Our Water (1930) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1922 (1922) (0)
Is the Universe Running Down (1925) (0)
Some Astronomical Finds (1938) (0)
Sun-Spot Distribution (1941) (0)
On the visibility of Jupiter by daylight (abstract) (0)
On the lengthening of the periods of binaries by tidal evolution (0)
Humanitarian—A Reminiscence (1944) (0)
The Heavens in August 1919 (1919) (0)
THE ORBIT OF 70 OPHIUCHI (1943) (0)
The light of the stars (1922) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1922 (1922) (0)
How to Observe the Great, New Sun Spots (1926) (0)
A Twenty-Five Foot “Eye” (1926) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1920 (1920) (0)
What Causes Magnetic Storms (1940) (0)
As Others Would See Us (1937) (0)
The Next Great Comet is about Due (1927) (0)
The constitution and evolution of the stars (1922) (0)
The Heavens in September, 1918 (1918) (0)
New Astronomical Advances (1938) (0)
Science Plans a Mass Attack on the Moon's Mysteries (1927) (0)
Doubtful Newspaper Astronomy (1927) (0)
Two New Discoveries (1943) (0)
The Misnamed ``Planetary'' Nebulae- What are they? (1933) (0)
The Heavens In May, 1917 (1917) (0)
What Becomes of the Star Light (1929) (0)
The Most Interesting Star in the Sky (1935) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1910 (1910) (0)
The Rotation of Our Galaxy (1937) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1917 (1917) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1924 (1924) (0)
Star of 1054 (1942) (0)
The Computation of Elements of Eclipsing Binary Systems . Zdeněk Kopal. Cambridge, Mass.: Harvard College Observatory, 1950. 181 pp. $5.00, $4.00 paper. (1951) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1917 (1917) (0)
The Heavens in September, 1924 (1924) (0)
The Great Outer Planets (1926) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1924 (1924) (0)
Our Galaxy Re-Measured (1939) (0)
The Heavens in January (1911) (0)
A Catastrophe That Did Not Happen (1936) (0)
Bleak Black Ball of Rock (1940) (0)
Are We Inside a Dark Nebula (1936) (0)
The Heavens in May, 1921 (1921) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1918 (1918) (0)
Series in the arc and spark spectra of titanium (abstract) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1922 (1922) (0)
Some Remarkable Double Stars (1936) (0)
Notes on the sun-spot spectrum (abstract) (0)
The Heavens in September, 1919 (1919) (0)
Why Stars Twinkle (1930) (0)
Inside the Stars (1939) (0)
The Origin of the Earth (1940) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1923 (1923) (0)
Publications of the Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America . Vol. 1, pp. xxvii + 347. Ann Arbor, Mich. 1910. (1911) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1919 (1919) (0)
The Odd New-Old Star (1938) (0)
The Heavens in October (1911) (0)
An Outdoor Optical Experiment (1926) (0)
The Heavens in September 1911 (1911) (0)
New Light on the Origin of the Planets (1936) (0)
Overtones and Atmospheres (1934) (0)
How Big Does the Mood Look (1940) (0)
World Astronomers Meet (1928) (0)
Measuring the Distance to the Stars (1930) (0)
The Puzzle of the Major Planets (1929) (0)
Barnard's Black Nebulae (1934) (0)
Elements and ephemeris of (433) Eros (1899) (0)
The Two April Eclipses (1930) (0)
Things that Happen in Sunspots (1932) (0)
A New Form of the Exclusion Principle in Optical Spectra (1924) (0)
Alpha Ursae Majoris (1938) (0)
The Heavens in October 1919 (1919) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1918 (1918) (0)
No. 611. The arc spectrum of europium. (1939) (0)
The Heaven's in October, 1921 (1921) (0)
On the masses of the stars (abstract) (0)
The Heavens in August, 1918 (1918) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1920 (1920) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1924 (1924) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1923 (1923) (0)
The Analysis of the Sun (1937) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1916 (1916) (0)
Hunting Pocket Planets (0)
The Heavens in September, 1916 (1916) (0)
How do they Know (1927) (0)
Three Coming Events (1927) (0)
Joint Meeting of the Executive, Military, and Engineering Committes (1917) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1924 (1924) (0)
On the problem of stellar evolution (abstract) (0)
Eclipses and the Sun's Atmosphere (1932) (0)
The Solar System and its Origin.@@@Worlds Without End. (1936) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1922 (1922) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1922 (1922) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1919 (1919) (0)
New Temperature Measurements of the Sun, Moon, Mars (1931) (0)
Weighing the Satellites (1932) (0)
Berenice's Hair (1939) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1923 (1923) (0)
The Heavens in May (1910) (0)
Yuth and Age in the Heavens (1937) (0)
The Stars of the Manger (1927) (0)
A Stellar System 700,000 Light-Years Away (1926) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1902 (1902) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1922 (1922) (0)
The Fuel of the Stars (1937) (0)
REPORT OF THE SUBCOMMITTEE ON ASTRONOMY. (1917) (0)
The Puzzles of the Comets—II (1929) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1921 (1921) (0)
Measurig the Rotation of the Stars (1931) (0)
Three Newly Discovered Comets (1925) (0)
The Heavens in May, 1916 (1916) (0)
The New Martian Puzzle (1937) (0)
A Splintered Planet (1931) (0)
The Heavens in December (1900) (0)
American Eclipse Expeditions to the Far East (0)
The Heavens in September (1912) (0)
How Hot is the Sun (1938) (0)
The Heavens in May, 1922 (1922) (0)
Has the Universe a Limit (1928) (0)
More About Nova Herculis (1936) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1919 (1919) (0)
The Heavens in September, 1922 (1922) (0)
The Fondest Dreams of the Astronomer (1926) (0)
Where to Put It (0)
A Strange Picture (1941) (0)
What Keeps the Stars Shining (1939) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1919 (1919) (0)
Fragmentary Molecules of the Sun (1930) (0)
New Light on Pluto (1932) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1916 (1916) (0)
Could a Manned Rocket Reach Mars (1934) (0)
No. 490. Molecules in the Sun and stars. (1934) (0)
Space as Yet Unfathomed (1931) (0)
The Population of Interstellar Space (1937) (0)
Are there Other Habitable Worlds (1925) (0)
The Hottest Place in the Universe (1931) (0)
The Heavens in April, 1919 (1919) (0)
More About the New Lyttleton Theory of Planetary Origin (1936) (0)
Some results of a study of visual double stars (abstract) (0)
The Hottest Thing on Earth (1927) (0)
Stars that have Chemistries (1940) (0)
Book Review: Marine and Air Navigation, by John Q. Stewart and Newton L. Pierce (1944) (0)
Inside the Great Planets (1938) (0)
The Heavens in June (1910) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1911 (1911) (0)
Back of Frontispiece (1929) (0)
Report of the Committee on Stellar Parallaxes (0)
Cipher Messages of the Stars (1927) (0)
Inside the White Dwarf Stars (1941) (0)
THE AMERICAN ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY. (0)
The New Telescope Mirrors (1934) (0)
A Dream Almost Attained (1943) (0)
Stellar Advertising Signs (1942) (0)
The Literary Value of Mathematical Tables (1933) (0)
The Heavens in May, 1919 (1919) (0)
Book Reviews: The Composition of the Stars (1934) (0)
Notes on the Constitution of the Stars: Addendum (1931) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1916 (1916) (0)
The Heavens in March, 1916 (1916) (0)
Star Colors and Star Temperatures (1932) (0)
The Heavens in December and The New Star in Perseus (1901) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1921 (1921) (0)
The Coming Eclipse (1932) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1917 (1917) (0)
Some New Astronomical Advances (1934) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1923 (1923) (0)
Fading Belief in Life on Other Planets (1934) (0)
Building Model Stars (1933) (0)
Electric Thermometers for the Stars (1929) (0)
Tidying Up the Constellations (1931) (0)
The Heavens in June, 1918 (1918) (0)
Oxygen Stars and Carbon Stars (1935) (0)
Mars Again Our Neighbor (1926) (0)
The Heavens in January, 1913 (1912) (0)
The Heavens for July, 1921 (1921) (0)
Halley's Comet at its Brightest (1910) (0)
The Brightest Known Star (1941) (0)
The Shope of the Earth (1941) (0)
Galactic Gas Clouds (1943) (0)
The Heavens in November, 1918 (1918) (0)
A New Tool for Science (1941) (0)
Orbits of Krueger 60 and Epsilon Equulei (abstract) (0)
The Heavens in January, 1923 (0)
The Heavens in November, 1920 (1920) (0)
As Astronomers Meet (1939) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1921 (1921) (0)
The Star Called “Wonderful” (1925) (0)
World Astronomers Meet Again (1935) (0)
The Heavens in May, 1923 (1923) (0)
Is Space Expanding (1932) (0)
The Heavens in July, 1924 (1924) (0)
Science and the Idea of God, by William Ernest Hocking. 124 pp. Chapel Hill, University of North Carolina Press, 1944. $1.50 (1945) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1921 (1921) (0)
The Earth's Wabbling Axis (1935) (0)
What are Shooting Stars and Meteorites (1926) (0)
The Heavens in October, 1918 (1918) (0)
Some Modern Methods of Astronomical Discovery (0)
The Heavens in July (1911) (0)
A Chapter of Accidents and How It Affects the Nebulae (1934) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1920 (1920) (0)
A Famous Theory Weakens (1940) (0)
A Star Swells Up and Bursts (1935) (0)
The Amazing Process of Vision (1933) (0)
The Heavens in October, 1922 (1922) (0)
The Heavens in February, 1924 (1924) (0)
The Heavens in October, 1920 (1920) (0)
Sun-spots in Weather Prediction (1928) (0)
High Pressores Within (1941) (0)
Some Astronomical Surprises (1934) (0)
The Heavens in October, 1924 (1924) (0)
New Constituents of the Sun (1934) (0)
A Scientific Ghost Laid (0)
The Heavens in April, 1920 (1920) (0)
The Heavens in August, 1921 (1921) (0)
How Pluto's Orbit was Figured Out (1930) (0)
Orbit of σ Ursae Majoris, 21306 (0)
The Heavens in May, 1924 (1924) (0)
The Heavens in December, 1916 (1916) (0)
The Heavens in August, 1920 (1920) (0)
The Heavens in January, 1924 (0)
Does Our Universe Rotate (1929) (0)

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