Herbert Hall Turner (13 August 1861, Leeds – 20 August 1930, Stockholm) was a British astronomer and seismologist.
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... Odling Air and Gas 1873 John Tyndall The Motion and Sensation of Sound 1874 John Hall Gladstone The Voltaic Battery 1875 John Tyndall Experimental Electricity 1876 John ... Chalmers Mitchell The Childhood of Animals 1912 James Dewar Christmas Lecture Epilogues 1913 Herbert Hall Turner A Voyage in Space 1914 Charles Vernon Boys Science in the ... Electric Waves and Wireless Telephony 1922 Herbert Hall Turner Six Steps Up the Ladder to the Stars 1923 William Henry Bragg Concerning the Nature of Things 1924 F ...
... Odling Air and Gas 1873 John Tyndall The Motion and Sensation of Sound 1874 John Hall Gladstone The Voltaic Battery 1875 John Tyndall Experimental Electricity 1876 John ... Chalmers Mitchell The Childhood of Animals 1912 James Dewar Christmas Lecture Epilogues 1913 Herbert Hall Turner A Voyage in Space 1914 Charles Vernon Boys Science in the ... Electric Waves and Wireless Telephony 1922 Herbert Hall Turner Six Steps Up the Ladder to the Stars 1923 William Henry Bragg Concerning the Nature of Things 1924 F ...
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