Advancement of Science, 318
_British Astronomical Association, Journal of_, 194
British Museum, 84
Bull (constellation). _See_ Taurus;
"Eye" of the, 297;
"Head" of the, 297
Burgos, 98
Busch, 93
Caesar, Julius, 85, 110, 180, 259, 262, 291, 293
Calcium, 138, 145
Callisto, 233-234
Cambridge, 24, 91, 119, 243
Campbell, 305
Canali, 214
"Canals" of Mars, 214-222, 224-225
Cancer (constellation), 307
Canes Venatici (constellation), 306, 314
Canis Major (constellation), 289, 296-297;
Minor, 296-297
Canopus, 285, 298-299, 320
Capella, 280, 282, 290, 294, 297, 303, 313
Carbon, 145
Carbon dioxide. _See_ Carbonic acid gas
Carbonic acid gas, 166, 213, 221-222
Carnegie Institution, Solar Observatory of, 118
Cassegrainian telescope, 114, 118
Cassini, J.D., 236, 240
"Cassini's Division" in Saturn's ring, 236, 238
Cassiopeia (constellation), 279, 294, 311, 314
Cassiopeiae, [e] (Eta), 303
Cassiopeia's Chair, 294
Cassius, Dion, 86
Castor, 282, 297, 304
Catalogues of stars, 106, 290-291, 311
Centaur. _See_ Centaurus
Centaurus (constellation), 298, 306
Centre of gravity, 42, 283-284, 324
Ceres, diameter of, 30, 225
Ceti, Omicron (or Mira), 307-308
Cetus, or the Whale (constellation), 307
Chaldean astronomers, 74, 76
Challis, 243-244
Chamberlin, 337
"Chambers of the South," 299
Chandler, 308
Charles V., 261
"Charles' Wain," 291
Chemical rays, 127
Chinese and eclipses, 83
Chloride of sodium, 122
Chlorine, 122, 145
Christ, Birth of, 102
Christian Era, first recorded solar eclipse in, 85
Chromatic aberration, 110
Chromosphere, 71-72, 93-94, 130-132, 138-139
Circle, 171-173
Clark, Alvan, & Sons, 117-118, 303
Claudius, Emperor, 86
Clavius (lunar crater), 199
Clerk Maxwell, 237
"Clouds" (of Aristophanes), 101
Clustering power, 325
Clusters of stars, 300, 306, 314, 328
Coal Sacks. _See_ Holes in Milky Way
Coelostat, 119
Coggia's Comet, 254
Colour, production of, in telescopes, 109-111, 115, 121
Collision of comet with earth, 345-346;
of dark star with sun, 346-348;
of stars, 285, 312
Columbus, 103
Coma Berenices (constellation), 307, 316
Comet, first discovery of by photography, 258;
first orbit calculated, 255;
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