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... SIR FRANK DYSON. Astronomer Royal at Greenwich from 1910 to 1933. Died May 25. Became Chief Assistant at Greenwich Observatory, 1894. Later he became Astronomer Royal for Scotland. He did much work in connection with the observation of the eclipse of ...
... S« FRANK DYSON His Own Story of the Heavenly Pageant Although the eclipse was failure in many districts, it proved distinct success from tho scientific |»jint of view in other*. The photograph taken the AatlOiKiniei* Royals party, with the giant 45-foot ...
... PROMOTION FOR MR. FRANK DYSON. The King has been pleased. on the recommendation of the Fecretary for F 4 cotland. to appoint Ur. F. W. Dyson. Chief Assistant, Royal Observatory. Greenwich. to be Astronomer Royal for Scotland. and alio to he Profeedor ...
... SIR FRANK DYSON ON CHURCH BAZAARS. Sir Frank Dyson, the former Astronanier-Royul. speaking at a Christmas hamar at the Sontli-stris4 Reprint tlt iitch. innand,. said t hat lie that the was imported ft the At any rate, added, he profoundly ilint•reed ...
... NIR FRANK DYSON 4117 STARS. - Per ardua ad admire, ear the ma.. of the R.A.F.. and Sir Frank Dyson, lecturing Greenwich Cential Libraly on Tuesday, took Li, audience ••through dificulties to the 'Mr., - The lecture was illustrated with lantern slides ...
... SIR FRANK DYSON NEW YEAR HONOUR The name of Sir Frank Dyson, he Astronomer Royal, who retires from his office on February 28, will figure in the New Year's Honours List to be published on January 2, the News-Chronicle understands. Sir Frank was knighted ...
... AWARDED A ROYAL MEDAL OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY : SIR FRANK DYSON, ...
... EXPERIMENTAL LECTURE. SIR FRANK DYSON ON THE STELLAR SYSTEM. Sir Frank lho,i. th.• Astronomer Royal. gave a lecture dealing with the unexplaineii mrsteries of the stellar system, at Morle College. on Tios.lay lust week. The lecture was the first of ...
... GREENWICH OBSERVATORY DESCRIBED BY SIR FRANK DYSON. Lecture at Blackheath. The history of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, formed the subject of an abeorbint lecture delivered by the Astronomer- Royal. Sir Frank Dyson, K.8.E., F. 8.5., st the Blackheath ...
... Valuable additions to the equipment of the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, are announced by the Astronome'r-Royal, Sir Frank Dyson. They include : A large reflecting telescope presented by Mr. William Johnston•Yapp, a director of Messrs. Carreras, Ltd. ...
... 4. Sir Frank Dyson, the Astronomer Royal, Beside the Spectroscope which was Taken from Greenwich Observatory to Giggleswick for Use during the Eclipse. 5. Dr. W. J. S. Lockyer and Captain W. M. McLear, with their Large 8-foot Camera for Photographing ...
... 2. The Astronomer Royal, Sir Frank Dyson (on Right) Inspecting a Spectroscope, with Mr. A. Davidson, a Member of the Greenwich Party at Giggleswick. 3. Preparing for a Cinematograph Record of the Eclipse : An Astronomer Manipulating his Camera with its ...