Extragalactic radio sources.
Observational results on radio galaxies and quasars, noting nonthermal radio spectra believed to originate from synchrotron emission
SYNCHROTRON RADIATION↗
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On the density of neutral hydrogen in intergalactic space.
Density of neutral hydrogen in intergalactic space, using spectroscopic examination of quasi- stellar source 3C 9
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
The redshift of the quasi-stellar radio source 3C 279.
Redshift of quasi-stellar radio source 3C 279
SPECTROSCOPY↗
Variations in the optical spectrum of the quasi-stellar radio source 3C 345.
Variations in optical spectrum of quasi-stellar radio source 3C 345
ASTRONOMICAL SPECTRUM↗
Ultraviolet emission from galaxies.
UV radiation from galaxies, radio sources, quasi- stellar objects and Seyfert galaxies, examining Lyman alpha fluxes
LYMAN ALPHA RADIATION↗
On the nature of the quasi-stellar sources.
Compton process argument for quasar relative nearness to our Galaxy and contrast between Compton and synchrotron radiation scattering effects
RADIATIVE RECOMBINATION↗
The time dilatation of luminosity fluctuations of massive objects.
Time dilatation of luminosity fluctuations of massive stellar object, noting red shift
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
On the measurement and interpretation of absorption features in the spectrum of the quasi-stellar object 3C 191.
Absorption lines of quasi-stellar object 3C 191
ASTRONOMICAL SPECTRUM↗
Quasars as the origin of primordial matter in a steady-state universe.
Quasars creation of matter in steady state expanding universe
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
A search for variations in the flux of the quasistellar source CTA 102.
Flux density variations in quasi-stellar radio source CTA 102
FLUX DENSITY↗
On the nature of the quasi-stellar objects.
Quasi-stellar object origin noting spectrum, intensity distance, etc
RADIO ASTRONOMY↗
Two quasi-stellar radio sources with large redshifts.
Large red shifts detected in spectrum of two more quasi-stellar radio sources at Lick Observatory
RED SHIFT↗
On the interpretation of the line spectra of quasi-stellar objects.
Electron scattering interpretation of ionization, emission and absorption line spectra of quasi- stellar object
ELECTRON SCATTERING↗
Strength of cosmic radio sources.
Cosmic radio source strength, explaining spectral output from substructures of 3C-273
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
Relation between the red-shifts of quasi- stellar objects and their radio and optical magnitudes.
Red shifts of quasi-stellar objects and relation to radio and optical magnitudes, concluding that red shifts have no relation to distance
QUASI-STELLAR RADIO SOURCE /QSO/↗
Expected number of blue-shifts and red-shifts of ejected sources.
Doppler effect in quasar red-shifts and theoretical expected number of blue-shifts and red-shifts of ejected sources
STELLAR DOPPLER SHIFT↗
Redshifts of fourteen quasi-stellar radio sources.
Spectral red shift of 14 quasi-stellar radio sources tabulated and confirmed from Lick Observatory position and color measurements
RED SHIFT↗
Doppler interpretation of quasar red shifts.
Quasi-stellar sources as local objects moving with velocities close to speed of light, noting transverse Doppler effect leads to expectation of fewer blue shifts than red shifts
DOPPLER EFFECT↗