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Osiris, 1985
Commission 41 is one of the largest specialist components of the IAU. At the General Assembly in 1982 at Patras the number of ordinary members was increased from 79 to 86 as a testimony to the growing interest among astronomers in the history of their subject.
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Commission 41 is one of the largest specialist components of the IAU. At the General Assembly in 1982 at Patras the number of ordinary members was increased from 79 to 86 as a testimony to the growing interest among astronomers in the history of their subject.
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1988
Commission 41 has been involved in one colloquium and one symposium since the last report: IAU Colloquium 91 on “The History of Oriental Astronomy” was held in New Delhi, November 13–16, 1985, preceding the XlXth General Assembly. Members of the scientific organizing committee were S.M.R. Ansari, E.S. Kennedy, D. King, R. Mercier, O.
J. A. Eddy +5 more
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Commission 41 has been involved in one colloquium and one symposium since the last report: IAU Colloquium 91 on “The History of Oriental Astronomy” was held in New Delhi, November 13–16, 1985, preceding the XlXth General Assembly. Members of the scientific organizing committee were S.M.R. Ansari, E.S. Kennedy, D. King, R. Mercier, O.
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Nature, 1970
Journal for the History of Astronomy Vol. 1, Part 1. Half-yearly. (Macdonald: London, February 1970.) 40s per issue; 60s per volume of two issues.
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Journal for the History of Astronomy Vol. 1, Part 1. Half-yearly. (Macdonald: London, February 1970.) 40s per issue; 60s per volume of two issues.
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1977
Members stood for a few moments to honor the memory of the late Dr. Per Collinder, and then elected J. Dobrzycki (Poland) as President, M.A. Hoskin (UK) as Vice-President, and S.M.R. Ansari (India), W. Hartner (GFR), P.G. Kulikovsky (USSR) and O. Gingerich (USA) as members of the Organizing Committee together with O.
Edith A. Müller, Arnost Jappel
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Members stood for a few moments to honor the memory of the late Dr. Per Collinder, and then elected J. Dobrzycki (Poland) as President, M.A. Hoskin (UK) as Vice-President, and S.M.R. Ansari (India), W. Hartner (GFR), P.G. Kulikovsky (USSR) and O. Gingerich (USA) as members of the Organizing Committee together with O.
Edith A. Müller, Arnost Jappel
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1982
At the end of the General Assembly in Montreal, the membership of Commission 41 comprised 79 full members and 32 consulting members. Many of the consulting members, not being professional astronomers, find it difficult to attend the General Assemblies in person.
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At the end of the General Assembly in Montreal, the membership of Commission 41 comprised 79 full members and 32 consulting members. Many of the consulting members, not being professional astronomers, find it difficult to attend the General Assemblies in person.
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2013
This Encyclopedia traces the history of the oldest science from the ancient world to the space age in over 300 entries by leading experts.
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This Encyclopedia traces the history of the oldest science from the ancient world to the space age in over 300 entries by leading experts.
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1973
The interval between the Fourteenth and Fifteenth General Assemblies was marked by two major anniversaries: 1971, the 400th year after the birth of Kepler, and 1973, the 500th year after the birth of Copernicus. In proclaiming 1973 ‘the Year of Copernicus’, the General Assembly in Brighton offered to astronomers a special opportunity to reflect on the ...
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The interval between the Fourteenth and Fifteenth General Assemblies was marked by two major anniversaries: 1971, the 400th year after the birth of Kepler, and 1973, the 500th year after the birth of Copernicus. In proclaiming 1973 ‘the Year of Copernicus’, the General Assembly in Brighton offered to astronomers a special opportunity to reflect on the ...
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2003
1. The Sky in Prehistory 2. Astronomy in Antiquity 3. Astronomy in Middle Ages 4. Astronomy Transformed 5. Astronomy in the Age of Newton 6.
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1. The Sky in Prehistory 2. Astronomy in Antiquity 3. Astronomy in Middle Ages 4. Astronomy Transformed 5. Astronomy in the Age of Newton 6.
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History of neutrino telescope/astronomy
Experimental Astronomy, 2009Neutrinos represent a new window to the Universe. In this paper we discuss the attempts to detect neutrinos, starting with the Homestake experiment, which showed the deficit of solar neutrinos. The detection of neutrinos from SN 1987A gave a new impetus to neutrino research.
Atsuto Suzuki, Masatoshi Koshiba
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