The Study of Stellar Evolution An Account of Some Recent Methods of Astrophysic
The Study of Stellar Evolution An Account of Some Recent Methods of Astrophysic
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Evershed constructed and successfully used one of these instruments in England, and a year later Deslandres, whose admirable work on the spectra of the flocculi was contempo- raneous with the investigations at the Kenwood Observatory, undertook systematic research with a spectroheliograph at the Paris Observatory. His contributions to the develop- ment of the instrument have been very valuable. Other spectroheliographs are now used daily in India, Sicily, Spain, Germany, England, and the United... States.
CHAPTER XII THE YERKES OBSERVATORY THE formulation of the theory of natural selection by Darwin was the result of an extensive series of closely cor- related investigations, covering a broad field. His object was not merely to bring together a great collection of plants or animals, describe their peculiarities, and confer upon them appropriate names. To Darwin each of these plants and animals might be of great interest. But brilliant plumage, unusual form, and other distinctive peculiarities were of importance to him mainly because of their bearing upon the question of development, or the possible relationship of the particular specimen to others.
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Evershed constructed and successfully used one of these instruments in England, and a year later Deslandres, whose admirable work on the spectra of the flocculi was contempo- raneous with the investigations at the Kenwood Observatory, undertook systematic research with a spectroheliograph at the Paris Observatory. His contributions to the develop- ment of the instrument have been very valuable. Other spectroheliographs are now used daily in India, Sicily, Spain, Germany, England, and the United... States.
CHAPTER XII THE YERKES OBSERVATORY THE formulation of the theory of natural selection by Darwin was the result of an extensive series of closely cor- related investigations, covering a broad field. His object was not merely to bring together a great collection of plants or animals, describe their peculiarities, and confer upon them appropriate names. To Darwin each of these plants and animals might be of great interest. But brilliant plumage, unusual form, and other distinctive peculiarities were of importance to him mainly because of their bearing upon the question of development, or the possible relationship of the particular specimen to others.
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