Stories by Henry Norris Russell

The Amateur Observer and the Role Which He Can Play in the Science

The Fall of the Nebular Hypothesis, and the Rise of a Plausible Substitute

Some Details About the Transit of Mercury, Occurring this Month

The Astronomer Adds an Extension to the Yard-Stick that He Uses on the Skies

Eclipses and Other Subjects Discussed at the Meeting of the Astronomical Society

Stellar Distances, and Their Importance in the Astronomer's Work

Some Facts and Some History About the Infant Class of the Solar System

Mathematical Theory and Observed Fact Regarding the Nebulae

Figures Recently Arrived at Regarding the Great Nebulae

Another Contribution from Atomic Physics to the Study of the Stars

Measuring the Minute Heat Radiations Received by the Earth from the Stars

Something About the Methods and the Results of the Einstein Verification

The Mechanics of the Meteor and Its Role in Everyday Astronomy

New Knowledge of the Nebulae and the Source of Their Luminosity

Topics of Discussion at the Cambridge Meeting of the A.A.A.S.

How the Astronomer Takes Count of Their Number, and Identifies Them Individually

How the Astronomer's Work Carries Him from Star to Electron, and Back Again

Where the Field of the Astronomer Overlaps Those of the Photographer and of the Physicist

Something About Planetary Heat Emission and Temperatures

Latest Light on the Eternal Problem of the Origin of the Solar System

What the Astronomers Will Do in Pursuit of Einstein's 1 3/4 Seconds of Arc

The International Astronomical Congress and Some of its Noteworthy Results

The Photographic Search for Novae, and Some of the Conclusions Drawn from the Results