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Henry Draper Memorial: Second annual report of the photographic study of stellar spectra conducted at the Harvard College Observatory.

1887

Harvard College Observatory

The Draper catalogue of stellar spectra photograhed with the 8-inch Bache telescope as a part of the Henry Draper memorial.

1890

Harvard College Observatory

Annals of the Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College

1892

Harvard College Observatory

Miscellaneous papers.: 1888-1895.

1896

Harvard College Observatory

Harvard college observatory The anonymous gift of 1902

1906

Harvard College Observatory

Centennial symposia, December 1946.: Contributions on interstellar matter, electronic and computational devices, eclipsing binaries [and] the gaseous envelope of the earth.

1948

Harvard College Observatory

Proceedings

1960

Harvard College Observatory, Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, Massachusetts 1st 1964 Harvard-Smithsonian Conference on Stellar Atmospheres Cambridge

Project STAR: the universe in your hands

2000

Harold P. Coyle, Harvard College Observatory

General information by and about the Harvard College Observatory

1839

Harvard College Observatory

Summary of the meteorological observations made at the observatory of Harvard college North lat. 42⁰ 22', lon. west of Greenwich, 71⁰ 07'--From May 1st, 1841, to May 1st, 1842

1842

William Cranch Bond, Harvard College Observatory

Annals of the Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College

1855

Harvard College Observatory

Zone catalogue of 5500 stars situated between the equator and 0⁰ 20ʹ north declination, observed during the years 1852-53.

1855

Harvard College Observatory

Report of the committee of the overseers of Harvard College, appointed to visit the observatory in the year 1859 submitted February 16, 1860

1860

Harvard University. Board of Overseers, Harvard College Observatory

Zone catalogue of 4484 stars situated between 0⁰20ʹ and 0⁰40ʹ north declination, observed during the years 1854-55.

1867

Harvard College Observatory

Annual Report of the Director of Harvard College Observatory

1877

Harvard College Observatory

Photometric measurements of the variable stars β Persei and DM. 81°25, made at the Harvard College Observatory

1881

Edward C. Pickering, American Academy of Arts and Sciences, Harvard College Observatory

Micrometric measurements made with the equatorial telescope of fifteen inches aperture during the years 1866-1881

1882

Harvard College Observatory

Circulars relative to the collection and distribution of astronomical intelligence

1883

Harvard College Observatory

Observations of the Transit of Venus: December 5 and 6, 1882, Made at the Harvard College ...

1883

Edward Charles Pickering, Harvard College Observatory

Harvard photometry: A catalogue of the magnitudes of 4260 stars, with their approximate places for 1880

1884

Harvard College Observatory

Meteorological observations

1887

Harvard College Observatory

Zone observations made with the transit wedge photometer attached to the equatorial telescope, of fifteen inches aperture, during the years 1882-1886

1888

Harvard College Observatory

Meteorological observations made during the years 1840 to 1888 inclusive

1889

Harvard College Observatory

Researches on the zodiacal light and on a photographic determination of the atmospheric absorption.

1893

Harvard College Observatory

Miscellaneous researches made during the years 1894-1899.

1900

Harvard College Observatory

The Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College. Second thousand

1904

Harvard College Observatory

The Astronomical Observatory of Harvard College

1905

Harvard College Observatory

Telegraphic cipher code: Gerrish system

1906

Harvard College Observatory

A catalogue of 36,682 stars fainter than the magnitude 6.50 observed with the 4-inch meridian photometer forming a supplement to the Revised Harvard photometry.

1908

Harvard College Observatory

Revised Harvard photometry.: A catalogue of the positions, photometric magnitudes and spectra of 9110 stars, mainly of the magnitude 6.50, and brighter observed with the 2 and 4 inch meridian photometers.

1908

Harvard College Observatory

Contents of Annals of Harvard College Observatory

1911

Harvard College Observatory

Contents of volumes I to LXXV [of the Annals of Harvard College Observatory]

1913

Harvard College Observatory

A catalogue of 16,300 stars observed with the 12-inch meridian photometer

1913

Harvard College Observatory

Comparison of color index and class of spectrum

1917

Harvard College Observatory

Magnitudes of the Cape Photographic durchmusterung. No. II

1917

Harvard College Observatory

Photographic plates showing faint stars

1917

Harvard College Observatory

Illustrations in Harvard annals

1917

Harvard College Observatory

Scale of the Cordoba durchmusterung. zones -52 ̊to -61.̊

1917

Harvard College Observatory

The Henry Draper Catalog

1918

Annie Jump Cannon, Edward Charles Pickering, Harvard College Observatory

Durchmusterung of selected areas between [delta]=O and [delta]=+90⁰

1918

Harvard College Observatory

The Henry Draper Catalog

1919

Annie Jump Cannon, Edward Charles Pickering, Harvard College Observatory

Zori︠a︡nyĭ vsesvit: the universe of stars

1931

Harlow Shapley, Harvard College Observatory

Tercentenary papers of the Harvard Observatory: annals of the Astronomical Observatory, Vol. 1005

1937

Harvard College Observatory

Tercentenary papers

1937

Harvard College Observatory

centennial symposia

1948

Harvard College Observatory

Centennial Symposia: December 1946, Contributions on Interstellar Matter, Electronic and Computational Devices, Eclipsing Binaries, The Gaseous Envelope of the Earth [Harvard Observatory Monographs No. 7]

1948

Harvard College Observatory

Centennial symposia, December 1946.: Contributions on interstellar matter, electronic and computational devices, eclipsing binaries [and] the gaseous envelope of the earth.

1948

Harvard College Observatory

Toward fuller understanding of the universe

1956

Harvard College Observatory

A catalogue of plates taken at the Boyden Observatory with the Armagh-Dunsink-Harvard telescope, November 27, 1950 to March 28, 1955

1960

Harvard College Observatory

19 maps of the Small Magellanic Cloud presenting the Harvard variables

1966

Sergei Gaposchkin, Harvard College Observatory