3 edition of Micrometrical measures of gaseous spectra under high dis- persion found in the catalog.
Micrometrical measures of gaseous spectra under high dis- persion
Charles Piazzi Smyth
Published
by The RoyalSociety of Edinburgh in Edinburgh .
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Edition Notes
| Statement | C Piazzi Smith. |
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| Open Library | OL14471729M |
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He has contributed observations to the Lunar Section of the British Astronomical Association sinceand has been a guest observer at the Royal Greenwich Observatory. He likes the hands-on approach to astronomy, and has built. Full text of "Annual Report of the Board of Regents of the Smithsonian Institution" See other formats.
Notwithstanding the low po- sition of the Great Bear under the tropics, I have very dis- tinctly seen Alcor, evening after evening, with the naked eye, on the rainless shores of Cumana, and on the plateaux of the Cordilleras, which are elevated nea feet ahove the level of the sea, while I have seen it less frequent- ly and less.
