The visible universe; chapters on the origin and construction of the heavens (1892)
Gore, J. Ellard (John Ellard), 1845-1910 · London, C. Lockwood and son · leaf 220
n byHeis, and find that out of 3061 stars 1940, or 63*4 per cent.,are of the first type.3 As Mr. Monck has pointed out, the fact of stars of thefirst or Sirian type being probably brighter, surface forsurface, than those of the second or solar type would sug- 1 See The Scenery of the Heavens, p.… … Plate X. Photograph of the Milky Way near 11 Messier (in Aqnila). Taken by Prof. E. E. Barnard, of the Lick Observatory (1889).(From an original glass fositinje.) STELLAR SPECTRA. 163 gest that stars of the first type would be visible at greaterdistances than those of the second. I find that the…
Stars · Nebular hypothesis
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