Karl Gordon Henize

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Karl Gordon Henize

Physics

#593

World Rank

#1003

Historical Rank

#282

USA Rank

Astronomy

#35

World Rank

#99

Historical Rank

#19

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Karl Gordon Henize was an American astronomer, space scientist, NASA astronaut, and professor at Northwestern University. He was stationed at several observatories around the world, including McCormick Observatory, Lamont–Hussey Observatory , Mount Wilson Observatory, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and Mount Stromlo Observatory . He was a member of the astronaut support crew for Apollo 15 and Skylab 2, 3, and 4. As a mission specialist on the Spacelab-2 mission , he flew on Space Shuttle Challenger in July/August 1985. He was awarded the NASA Exceptional Scientific Achievement Medal in 1974.

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Karl Gordon Henize's Published Works

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Catalogues of Hα-emission Stars and Nebulae in the Magellanic Clouds. (1956) (390)
Observations of southern emission-line stars (1976) (102)
OBSERVATIONS OF SOUTHERN PLANETARY NEBULAE. (1967) (66)
Dimensions of Diffuse and Planetary Nebulae in the Small Magellanic Cloud. (1963) (51)
The Spectrum of the (1984) (39)
Structure of the Barnard Loop Nebula as Determined from Gemini 11 Photographs. (1967) (30)
Twenty southern peculiar emission-line stars (1979) (27)
Optical observations of space debris (1990) (23)
Emission-line stars in the Chamaeleon T association. (1973) (23)
Skylab ultraviolet stellar spectra - Variation of intensity and structure of strong lines with temperature and luminosity (1975) (18)
Detection of orbital debris with GEODSS telescopes (1993) (17)
Optical properties of orbital debris (1994) (16)
The spectrophotometry and chemical composition of the oxygen-poor bipolar nebula NGC 6164-5 (1988) (14)
The Baker-Nunn Satellite-Tracking Camera (1957) (14)
Skylab ultraviolet stellar spectra - Cool stars with hot secondaries (1976) (13)
Dimensions of Southern Planetary Nebulae (1967) (13)
Infrared nebula in the Chamaeleon T association (1983) (10)
Rapid variation of AE Aquarii (1949) (10)
Ultraviolet Spectrophotometry of Canopus from Gemini XI (1970) (9)
Six Peculiar Hα-Emission Stars. (1952) (8)
Skylab ultraviolet stellar spectra - A new white dwarf, HD 149499 B (1976) (8)
A Search for Debris in Geo (1997) (8)
Hα-EMISSION Stars Associated with a Dark Lane in Lupus. (1954) (7)
On the nebulosities associated with the extreme Of star HD 148937 (1981) (7)
A Photometric Catalogue of Emission Nebulosities in the Large Magellanic Cloud. (1956) (7)
Skylab ultraviolet stellar astronomy experiment S019. (1977) (6)
SEVEN NEW PLANETARY NEBULAE (1961) (5)
Catalog of far-ultraviolet objective-prism spectrophotometry: skylab experiment s-019, ultraviolet steller astronomy. [130 to 500 nm] (1979) (5)
Albedo estimates for debris (1989) (5)
The role of surveys in space astronomy (1970) (5)
The light curve of Comet Kohoutek (1975) (5)
Ultraviolet spectrophotometry from Gemini 11 of stars in Orion (1975) (5)
HD 149499 B - The hottest white dwarf (1979) (5)
MAGELLANIC CLOUDS. XI. SURVEY OF THE NOVAE. (1954) (4)
Space Schmidt Telescope (1982) (4)
BI CRU : A NEW SYMBIOTIC STAR. (1980) (4)
The Michigan-Mount Wilson southern Hα survey. (1954) (3)
WORK ON PLANETARY NEBULAE IN THE SOUTHERN HEMISPHERE (1964) (3)
Skylab ultraviolet stellar spectra - Emission lines from the Beta Lyrae system (1976) (3)
The Peculiar Star he 2-177: a Slow Nova and a Possible X-Ray Source (1974) (3)
Tracking Artificial Satellites and Space Vehicles (1960) (3)
The very slow nova He 3-558 (1975) (3)
THE SPECTRUM OF PLANETARY NEBULA K 1-27. (1981) (3)
A Note on the Spectrum of RR Telescopii. (1951) (3)
A classification system for O-B2 stars based on the Si IV and C IV resonance lines (1981) (2)
Ultraviolet Si IV/C IV Ratios for Be Stars (1976) (2)
Spectroscopic observations of the candidate star coincident with A0620-00 (1976) (2)
Astronomy through the Skylab scientific airlocks. (1973) (2)
Potential SPOT-1 R/B-Cosmos 1680 R/B collision (1989) (2)
A hot subluminous star - HDE 283048 (1978) (2)
The Spacelab Wide Angle Telescope (SWAT) (1979) (2)
Observations of three novae in Scorpius. (1951) (2)
Emission-Line Stars in an Obscured Region in Chamaeleon. (1963) (2)
Ultraviolet spectrophotometry of Sirius from Gemini 12 (1974) (2)
A SMALL EMISSION NEBULA IN THE WING OF THE SMALL MAGELLANIC CLOUD (1963) (2)
S stars south of declination -25deg. (1960) (1)
Contributions of the space shuttle. (1973) (1)
ULTRAVIOLET OBJECTIVE-PRISM SPECTRA FROM GEMINI XI AND XII MANNED SPACE FLIGHTS. (1968) (1)
Skylab ultraviolet stellar spectra: the Wolf-Rayet stars (1975) (1)
A new planetary nebula NGC 6164-65 (Cederblad 135a, b). (1959) (1)
The Skylab S019 ultraviolet spectra of HD 153919 (=3U 1700-37) and HDE 226868 (=Cyg X-1) (1976) (1)
Far Ultraviolet Wide Field Imaging And Photometry: Spartan-202 Mark II Far Ultraviolet Camera (1988) (1)
Spectral Classification with Objective-Prism Spectra from Skylab (1977) (1)
OPTICAL SPECTROSCOPY OF THE FILAMENTARY HALO THAT SURROUNDS HD 148397AND NGC 6164-65. (1985) (1)
A COMMENT ON THE NEBULOSITY ABOUT FG SAGITTAE (1969) (1)
OBSERVATIONS OF A PROBABLE NOVA IN SCORPIUS (1961) (1)
Skylab S-019 Ultraviolet Spectrograph Results: Cool Stars with Hot Companions (1975) (1)
CCD observations of orbital debris (1990) (1)
Note on CoD -62°466 (1949) (0)
UV spectrophotometry of Canopus from Gemini XI (1970) (0)
Spacelab 2 - A preview (1985) (0)
Report on the precision optical tracking program for artificial earth-satellites. (1959) (0)
Ultraviolet Spectrophotometry of Sirius from Spectra Obtained on Gemini XII. (1973) (0)
Skylab SO19 Ultraviolet Observations of HD153919 = 3U1700-37. (1974) (0)
Boyden Observatory Funding Threatened (1988) (0)
The Frequency of Occurrence of [N II] in Planetary Nebulae. (1965) (0)
Experiment S013 /S-13/, ultraviolet astronomical camera (1967) (0)
Uranus and the Outer Planets (Book Review) (1984) (0)
Manned versus unmanned space-based astronomy. (1972) (0)
The Michigan - Mount Wilson Survey of the Southern Sky for H(alpha) - Emission Stars and Nebulae. (1955) (0)
On the distance to the candidate star coincident with A0620-00 (1976) (0)
Middle- and far-ultraviolet observations of hot white dwarfs (1979) (0)
Annual Summary Report on Contract NONR-1228(19) (Norhwestern Univ, IL) (1962) (0)
Ultraviolet stellar astronomy (1975) (0)
A Survey Telescope for Space. (1977) (0)
A new planetary nebula with independently determined distance and mass. (1983) (0)
THE SPECTRUM OF NOVA PICTORIS 1925 (1950) (0)
Ultraviolet stellar spectra obtained on Skylab (1976) (0)
Spectra and Composition of NGC 6164-65 - an Oxygen-Poor Stellar Ejected Nebula? (1985) (0)
Contributions of the Space Shuttle (1973) (0)
STARLAB, a Spacelab-based One-Meter General Purpose Telescope. (1977) (0)
THE RADIATION FLUX OF A HELIUM ATMOSPHERE (1952) (0)
Far Infrared Observation of M8. (1974) (0)
Classification of Red Stars on Michigan-Mount Wilson Southern Hα Survey Plates (1966) (0)
Ultraviolet stellar spectra obtained with Skylab Experiment S019 (1974) (0)
Possible identification of a new X-ray source. (1969) (0)
Photometry of emission nebulosities in the Large Magellanic Cloud. (1953) (0)

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