Pickering, William Henry, 1858-1938
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Pickering, William Henry 1858-19..
William Henry Pickering
Pickering, William H. (William Henry), 1858-1938
Pickering, William H. (William Henry)
Pickering, William Henry, 1858-
VIAF ID: 173289811 (Personal)
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American Academy of Arts and Sciences
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Boston, Mass.
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Mandeville
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Works
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| Aberration and relativity |
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| The Annular solar eclipse of November 22, 1919, the lunar atmosphere |
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| The application of cybernetic theory to automatic spacecraft |
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| The Arequipa Observations of Mars and Jupiter |
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| The Aristillus test for the quality of the seeing |
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| The canals in the moon. |
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| The Conon Bradley snow fields |
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| Definition and resolution |
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| Diameters of star disks, lines |
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| The dimensions of our stellar system |
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| Discovery of Variable Stars from their Photographic Spectra |
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| A Discussion of some of Mr. Wright's martian statements |
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| Distance of the Pleiades. [Signé : William H. Pickering.] |
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| Eratosthenes n°5 : darkness, snow and color |
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| Eratosthenes n°6 : migration of the plats |
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| Evidences of erosion on the moon |
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| The Harvard observatory in Peru |
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| Investigations in astronomical photography. |
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| Kasei |
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| [Lunar and Hawaiian physical features compared |
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| The marrow of the mathematicks, made plain and easie to the understanding of any ordinary capacity. : Containing the doctrines of arithmetick, geometry, astronomy, gauging, the use of the sector, surveying, dialling, and the art of navigation, &c. illustrated with several cuts for the better explanation of the whole matter. After a new, compendious, easy method. To which is added, measuring surfaces and solids, such as plank, timber, stone, &c. joiners, carpenters, bricklayers, glasiers, painters and paviers work: each proposition being wrought vulgarly, decimally, practically and instrumentally. With a small tract of gauging wine, ale, or malt, without inches, or division, by which any one may gauge ten backs, or floors of malt, in the same time another shall gauge one, by the way now used: altogether new. By W. Pickering |
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| Mass and density of Pluto : are the claims that it was predicted by Lowell justified ? by William H. Pickering |
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| The Mass of the planetoid capable of producing a nova |
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| The Meteoric procession on February 9, 1913. |
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| A Meteoric satellite |
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| Monthly report on Mars |
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| The moon : a summary of the recent advances in our knowledge of our saatellite, with a complete photographic atlas |
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| The moon [MI] 1903 |
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| The Orbit of Saturn |
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| Orbits of the comets of short period, by William H. Pickering |
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| The orthographic projection of a sphere |
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| The Parallax of the Orion nebula |
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| Photometric researches |
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| The place of origin of the moon : the volcanic problem |
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| Planet Jupiter and its satellites. William H. Pickering |
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| Planet O |
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| Planet P. Comet 1930 III, Wilk, number 590, by William H. Pickering |
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| Pluto : a Discussion of Dr. Jackson's Orbit of Neptune |
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| The Practical Use of Small Reflectors |
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| Relation of prolonged tropical droughts to sunspots, by William H. Pickering |
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| Relation of telescopic definition to cold waves, by W. H. Pickering |
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| Relativity since 1922 |
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| Researches of the Boyden Department |
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| Seasonal changes occurring in certain lunar craters, by professor William H. Pickering,... |
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| The Selection of sites for astronomical observatories |
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| Separation of the continents by fission, by professor W. H. Pickering,... |
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| Simple eclipse observation bearing on relativity, by William H. Pickering |
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| The Snow peaks of Theophilus |
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| Stationary meteoric radiants, the size of meteors |
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| A Study of Nova Aurigæ and Nova Normæ |
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| A Suggested explanation of the phenomena presented by a nova |
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| Suggestions regarding gravitation, by W. H. Pickering |
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| Telescope mountings and domes |
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| The theory of relativity |
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| Three outer planets beyond Neptune, by William Pickering |
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| The Time relations of astronomy and geology |
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| Various suggestions relating to stellar evolution, planetary genesis, and hyperbolic comets |
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| What about Mars? |
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| Why the axes of the planets are inclined |
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| Wikidata via Wikipedia, January 17, 2020 |
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| Zenith equatorial. Daylight seeing, by William H. Pickering |
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| Zenith meteors |
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| 火星 |
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