Magnitudes

262 books
Aktinometrie der sterne der B.D. bis zur grösse 7.5 in der zone 0⁰ bis + 20⁰ deklinationK. Schwarzschild
⏱ 1h 21m

Aktinometrie der sterne der B.D. bis zur grösse 7.5 in der zone 0⁰ bis + 20⁰ deklination

K. Schwarzschild

191081 pp.
Catalogue of U.S. Geological Survey strong-motion records, 1992Unknown Author
⏱ 57m

Catalogue of U.S. Geological Survey strong-motion records, 1992

Unknown Author

199457 pp.
Luminous stars and associations in galaxiesInternational Astronomical Union. Symposium
⏱ 9h 20m

Luminous stars and associations in galaxies

International Astronomical Union. Symposium

1986560 pp.
Photographic magnitude of stars brighter than 9m. 0 between declination +65⁰ and declination +75⁰ determined at the Royal observatory, GreenwichRoyal Greenwich Observatory.
⏱ 1h 1m

Photographic magnitude of stars brighter than 9m. 0 between declination +65⁰ and declination +75⁰ determined at the Royal observatory, Greenwich

Royal Greenwich Observatory.

191461 pp.
Color-magnitude diagrams for five stellar associations in the large Magellanic CloudPaul W. Hodge
⏱ 30m

Color-magnitude diagrams for five stellar associations in the large Magellanic Cloud

Paul W. Hodge

197030 pp.
True visual magnitude photographic star atlasChristos Papadopoulos
⏱ 5h 36m

True visual magnitude photographic star atlas

Christos Papadopoulos

1979336 pp.
Final report on standardization work for the calibration of intensities of celestial objectsArlo Landolt

Final report on standardization work for the calibration of intensities of celestial objects

Arlo Landolt

1993No page data
Photoelectric sequences in PuppisUlf Lindoff
⏱ 7h 20m

Photoelectric sequences in Puppis

Ulf Lindoff

1967440 pp.
Standard photographic magnitudes of bright starsEdward Charles Pickering
⏱ 25m

Standard photographic magnitudes of bright stars

Edward Charles Pickering

191725 pp.
Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than 9m.0 between declination +75°Royal Greenwich Observatory.
⏱ 34m

Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than 9m.0 between declination +75°

Royal Greenwich Observatory.

191334 pp.
A comparison of the magnitude sequences in the two magellanic cloudsJenka Mohr
⏱ 4h 0m

A comparison of the magnitude sequences in the two magellanic clouds

Jenka Mohr

1937240 pp.
Photovisual magnitudes for selected areas at [delta]=+75⁰Bart J. Bok
⏱ 6h 21m

Photovisual magnitudes for selected areas at [delta]=+75⁰

Bart J. Bok

1937381 pp.
Photometric researchesCharles Sanders Peirce
⏱ 3h 1m

Photometric researches

Charles Sanders Peirce

1878181 pp.
Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than 14m.0 in 40 of Kapteyn's selected areasRoyal Greenwich Observatory.
⏱ 1h 9m

Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than 14m.0 in 40 of Kapteyn's selected areas

Royal Greenwich Observatory.

193169 pp.
A field guide to the selection of bright stars for extinction measuresF. C. Bertiau

A field guide to the selection of bright stars for extinction measures

F. C. Bertiau

1971No page data
Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than14m.0 in 40 of Kapteyn's selected areas determined at the Royal observatory, GreenwichRoyal Greenwich Observatory.
⏱ 1h 9m

Photographic magnitudes of stars brighter than14m.0 in 40 of Kapteyn's selected areas determined at the Royal observatory, Greenwich

Royal Greenwich Observatory.

193169 pp.
Spectrophotometric methods for determining stellar luminosityBertil Lindblad
⏱ 34m

Spectrophotometric methods for determining stellar luminosity

Bertil Lindblad

192234 pp.
On the frequency distribution of the stars' absolute magnitudesWalter Gyllenberg
⏱ 16m

On the frequency distribution of the stars' absolute magnitudes

Walter Gyllenberg

193516 pp.
Red magnitudes of 172 stars north of S= +84⁰Eugeniusz Rybka
⏱ 28m

Red magnitudes of 172 stars north of S= +84⁰

Eugeniusz Rybka

195028 pp.
Formulae and tables for computation of the integrated magnitude of starsWalter Gyllenberg
⏱ 21m

Formulae and tables for computation of the integrated magnitude of stars

Walter Gyllenberg

193721 pp.
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