Scope and Contents Correspondence between Sir Richard Woolley; Wilhelm Gliese; O.C. Wilson; Jeno M. Barnothy; G.M. Clemence, the Director of the Yale University Observatory; and J.S. Hey of the Royal Radar Establishment regarding the position of a 13.8 magnitude stellar object thought to be a radio source; large discrepancies between Yale and Cape parallaxes of Southern Stars; Ca. reversals in nearby stars; Maarten Schmidt's theories on quasars; H and K reversals as an indication of stellar age; arrangements...

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A long paper by Dr J.S. Hey on past, present and future use of radio telescopes, included sections on radio astronomy research, radio telescope resolving power and sensitivity, single aperture radio telescopes, interferometers and multi-element radio telescopes.

Scope and Contents Papers for the meeting of the Radio Astronomy Planning Committee of the Department of Scientific and Industrial Research at State House, London, on 15 May 1963. The documents include minutes and matters arising from the third meeting of the committee on 22 June 1962; a draft report of the committee; Dr J.S. Hey, 'Summary of a Survey Paper on Radio Telescopes'; copies of two items of correspondence between the Minister of Finance, Northern Ireland, and the Lord President of the Council...

Scope and Contents A miscellaneous set of papers of Dr J.S. Hey comprised of articles by various authors, notes on published papers, lecture notes and other items.1. Four printed articles by various authors on cosmic rays, 1 folder.2. Two printed articles and notes on frequencies for radio astronomy, 1 folder.3. Two pages of manuscript notes on interference, 1 folder.4. A folder labelled 'Microlock and Minitrack' containing the articles 'Astronomical ballooning: the Stratoscope...