Stories by Henry Norris Russell

The Heavens in September 1927

Cipher Messages of the Stars

How the Modern Spectroscope Reveals Secrets to the Astrophysicist

The Heavens in August 1927

The Heavens in July 1927

Is Mars Habitable?

Its Habitability is Made More Probable By Recent Observations Whether it is Actually Inhabited is Still Unknown

Three Coming Events

An Eclipse of the Sun, One of the Moon, and the Arrival of a Comet Will Keep Astronomers Interested During the Month of June

The Heavens in June 1927

The Hottest Thing on Earth

How Astronomers Imitate Stellar Temperatures of 36,000 Degrees, Fahrenheit

The Heavens in May 1927

The Heavens in April 1927

The Next Great Comet Is About Due

New Knowledge May Enable Scientists This Time to Fathom Its Secrets

The Heavens in March 1927

Doubtful Newspaper Astronomy

The Phenomenon Known as Lunar Appulse Is Not a Highly Rare Astronomical Event, as Was Recently Announced by the Press. Nevertheless It Involves Interesting Considerations

Science Plans a Mass Attack on the Moon's Mysteries

Are the Moon's Craters Volcanic or Are They Meteoric "Shell-holes"?

The Heavens in February 1927

The Romantic Search for "Pocket" Planets

By Modern Mass-product Methods the Astronomer Now Seeks for New Asteroids

The Heavens in January 1927

The Heavens in December 1926

Eclipsing Variables

Stars Which Revolve in Pairs, Somewhat Like Dumbbells, Alternately Eclipse One Another. Recent Studies of Such a Pair Strikingly Confirm the Previous Theories of Astronomers Concerning the Several Characteristics of the Stars...

The Heavens in November 1926