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CitationPerrine, C.D. (1930) Observations of Planetary Nebulae wanted. AN, 237, 351.
BibCode1930AN....237..351P
DescriptionJournal article

 

Observations of Planetary Nebulae wanted

[page 351]

Evidence has been encountered which leads to the belief that the planetary nebulae may be expanding and contracting with sufficient rapidity to be detected within the period of modern observations.

In order to investigate this point more fully all accurate observations of diameters, whether visual with the micrometer or of photographs, are desired. Any such unpublished observations including the novae, will be very welcome.

Observatorio Nacional Argentino, Cordoba, July 12, 1929

C.D.Perrine.

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Online version: 2010 August 19.

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