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  1. The Mysterious Universe by Sir James Jeans, 1948-01-01
  2. The Growth of Physical Science 2nd/Ed by Sir James Jeans, 1951
  3. THROUGH SPACE AND TIME. BASED ON THE ROYAL INSTITUTION LECTURES. CHRISTMAS 1933. by Sir James Jeans, 1111
  4. Through Space and Time based on the Royal Institution Lectures Christmas 1933 by Sir James [Hopwood] Jeans, 1935
  5. PHYSICS AND PHILOSOPHY by Sir James Jeans, 1966
  6. SCIENTIFIC PROGRESS. by Sir James et al. Jeans, 1939
  7. THE DYNAMICAL THEORY OF GASES by Sir James Jeans, 1955
  8. Theorie Dynamique Des Gaz. (Original Title is the Dynamic Theory of Gases, 1904) by Jeans Sir James Hopwood, 1925-01-01
  9. Sterne Welten Und Atome by Sir James Jeans, 1931-01-01
  10. The Dynamic Theory of Gases by Jeans Sir James Hopwood,
  11. Physics & Philosophy by Sir James Jeans, 1943-01-01
  12. PHYSICS AND PHILOSOPHY by Sir) James Jeans, 1980
  13. THE MYSTERIOUS UNIVERSE. by Sir James. Jeans, 1945
  14. The Universe Around Us by Sir James JEANS, 1929-01-01

41. SIR JAMES JEANS
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42. Alice Bailey - From Intellect To Intuition - IV - The Objectives In Meditation
the ultimate significance until we have discovered how to decode them out of theirspacetime wrappings. - jeans, sir james, The Universe Around Us, page 339.
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To Netnews Homepage Previous Next Index ... Table of Contents From Intellect to Intuition - Chapter Four - The Objectives in Meditation This real Self is God - God the triumphant, God the Creator, God the Savior of man. It is, in the words of St. Paul, "Christ in us, the hope of glory." This becomes a fact in our consciousness and not simply a much hoped for theory. [74] The educational process has perhaps done its main work in preparing the mind to undertake the work of meditation. It has taught us that we possess such an apparatus and has presented to us some of its ways of use. The psychologists have told us much about our mental reactions, and our instinctual habits. Now man must possess himself consciously of his instrument and pass out of the initial stages of the educational process into that classroom and interior laboratory where it is possible to ascertain God for himself as the objective of all education. Who was it said that the world is not a prison house but a spiritual kindergarten, where millions of bewildered children are trying to spell God? The mind sends us hither and thither in the work of spelling out truth until the day dawns when, exhausted, we retire within ourselves and meditate and then find God. As Dr. Overstreet says: "All our enduring quest then gets its explanation and its significance. It is the God operative within ourselves. As, then, we discover the more enduring values, or as we create them, we enact God in our own lives."

43. Alice Bailey & Djwhal Khul - Esoteric Philosophy - Master Index - JEANS
Did sir james jeans have a glimpse of this when he said Intellect, 76 them outof their spacetime wrappings. - jeans, sir james, The Universe Around Us
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44. J
311 hal. gmb.; 22 cm. 534 JEA jeans, sir james De Wereld Van Geluid by sir jamesJean Gravenahge HP Leopolps Uitgever , 1952. 244 hal. gmb.; 20 cm.
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L'energie Solaire Perspectives Economi
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Paris: Centrenational DeLarecherche Scientifique, 1975.
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620 JAC-a JACK, Blitz
Electrical Magnetics and Visual Metho
of Testing Materilas
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London: Buterwroth and Compnay, 1969. viii, 202 hal.: gmb., tab.; 22 cm. 621.300.4 JAC-a JAQUAT, Raymond G. Modern Digital Control Systems by Raymond G. Jaquat New York: Marcell Dekker Inc, 1981. xi, 355 hal.: gmb., tab.; 24 cm. 651.300.4 JAC-b JACQUOT, Raymond Modern Digital Control Sistem by Raymond Jacquot New YOrk : Marlel Delker Inc., 1981. xiii, 473 hal.: gmb.; 21 cm. 621.300.4 JAC-b JACQUoT, Raymon G. Modern Digital Control Systems by Raymon G. Jacquot New York: Marcel Dekker, Inc, 1981. xi, 355 hal.: gmb., tab.; 24 cm. 721.55 JAE JAECKEL, Rudolf Kleinste Drucke Ihre Messung und Erzeugung by Rudolf Jaeckel Berlin: Springer Verlag, 1950. x, 302 hal.: gmb.,tab.; 23 cm. 530.621.1 JAH-a JAHN, Robert G

45. Portrait/Subject Collection
Folder 285 james I, King of Scotland james, Henry jameson, Anna Brownell jameson,George Folder 286 Janin, Jules Gabriel jeans, sir james Jeffers, Robinson
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Holmes, Oliver Wendall Home, John Folder 276: Hood, Samuel Hood, 1st Viscount Hood, Thomas Folder 277: Hook, Theodore Edward Hoppner, John Horne, Richard Henry Folder 278: HovJdard, don Sylvester Howe, Julia Ward Folder 279: Howells, William Dean Folder 280: Howick, Lord Hughes, John Hughes, Thomas Hume, David Humphrey, William Hunt, Leigh Hunter, John (see Cuvier) Folder 281: Hunter, Evan (pseud. Ed McBain) Folder 282: Huntington, William Hurst, Fannie Huskisson, William Huxley, Aldous Huxley, Thomas Henry

46. Cosmoloy And The Universe
THE MYSTERIOUS UNIVERSE, sir james jeans, Hb,pp242£5.00, £5.00, ***. THEUNIVERSE AROUND US, sir.james jeans, Hb,pp370,1933, £10.00, ****.
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Cosmology and the Universe TITLE AUTHOR DESCRIPTION PRICE RATING ADVANCES IN ASTRONOMY AND ASTROPHYSICS vol 6 Zdenek Kopal Hb,pp319,1968 ASTRONOMY W.M.Protheroe et.al Sb,pp478,1978 ASTRONOMY FUNDAMENTALS
AND FRONTIERS Robert Jastrow,
Malcolm Thomas Hb,pp404,1972 BLACK HOLES John Taylor Hb,pp174,1974 MEASURING THE UNIVERSE Kitty ferguson The historical quest to quantify space,Sb,pp298,1999 CHANGING VIEW OF THE UNIVERSE Colin Ronan Scientific book club,
Hb,pp206,1961 THE UNIVERSE David Bergamini Time Life Book Hb,pp185,1969 HORIZON AT THE EDGE OF THE UNIVERSE Simon Campbell-Jones Sb,pp216,1983 IN QUEST OF QUASARS Ben Bova ex library, Introduction to starlike objects,
Hb,pp198,1969 NEW HORIZONS IN ASTRONOMY John C.Brandt,
Stephen P.Maran Hb,pp496,1972 MAN`S VIEW OF THE UNIVERSE R.A.Lyttleton Scientific bookclub,
Hb,pp108,1961 OUTLINE OF ASTRONOMY vol 1 H.H.Voight Sb,pp272,1974 REALM OF THE UNIVERSE George O.Abell Sb,pp431,1976 SEARCHING BETWEEN THE STARS Lyman Spitzer Jnr Sb,pp179,1982

47. Jeans, Sir James Hopwood
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Jeans, Sir James Hopwood Jeans, Sir James Hopwood, Problems of Cosmogony and Stellar Dynamics (1919). With Harold A. Jeffreys he developed the tidal hypothesis of the origin of the earth. In 1929, Jeans abandoned research and became one of the most outstanding popularizers of science and the philosophy of science. His later works include The Universe around Us The Mysterious Universe (1930), and The Growth of Physical Science
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48. Selections
X, X, jeans, sir james Hopwood, 18771946, Mathematical Theory ofElectricity and Magnetism, The, 1925, Physics, Search, X, X, Joyce,james,
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"Savants Select Most Influential Volumes," English Journal 25 (1936). [25 selections each by Edward Weeks, editor of the Atlantic Monthly Press ; Charles A. Beard, historian; John Dewey, philosopher]
Malcolm Cowley and Bernard Smith, Books That Changed Our Minds (1939). [12 selections]
Horace Shipp, Books That Moved the World (1945). [10 selections]
Robert B. Downs, Books That Changed the World (1956) [16 selections] Note: Some of these lists were compiled with restrictions. Dewey, Weeks, and Beard were asked to "select the twenty-five most influential books published in the last fifty years." This means between 1874 and 1936. Downs, on the other hand, writes, "For practical reasons, it was arbitrarily decided to restrict the discussion to books in science and the social sciences, omitting such vastly important fields as religion, philosophy, and literature." Author Dates for Author Title Date of pub.

49. JEANS
with stars. The really happy person is the one who can enjoy thescenery, even when they have to take a detour. sir james jeans.
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Put three grains of sand inside a vast cathedral, and the cathedral will be more closely packed with sand than space is with stars.
The really happy person is the one who can enjoy the scenery, even when they have to take a detour. SIR JAMES JEANS

50. WorldBook General Reference Encyclopedia > Physical Science & Maths > Physics >
Paul Adrien Maurice; Hewish, Antony; Hooke, Robert; jeans, sir jamesHopwood; Josephson, Brian David; Joule, james Prescott; Kelvin, Lord;
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51. The Renowned Physicist Sir James Jeans Has Cogently Defined Science As An Attemp
The renowned physicist sir james jeans has cogently defined science as anattempt at setting in order the facts of experience. Transrational
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The renowned physicist Sir James Jeans has cogently defined science as an attempt at setting in order the facts of experience. Transrational understanding (or innerstanding ) begins when we start to set in order the facts of experience that include not only the secular-rational kind but also the spiritual-transrational kind, which is the conscious experience of Kosmic Oneness, leading to a rational-transrational integration of the whole sphere of Reality, which is the Spiritosphere encompassing the noosphere and the physiosphere arising therein and therefrom. This kind of rational-transrational integral knowledge is what the visionary researcher Paul Von Ward calls Metascience, of which the Russellian Cosmogony is an epitome. All the foregoing should have answered the questions raised at the beginning of this article. My philosophy is more on the side of Lao Russell in the sense that I consider spiritual illumination not only a possibility but also an actuality of human evolution. When understood in the proper evolutionary context (which I briefly touched upon in The Creation of the Cosmic Age ), Ayn Rand’s philosophy can be transformed into a philosophy of

52. RASC Library - Subject Index - Alphabet J
Lyear, Seq_num, LC, Notes. jeans, sir james, Milne, EA, sir james jeans,925.2 J, Cambridge University Press, 1952, 819, Jupiter, Bronshten,VA
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Home Library A B ... Z Subject heading Author Title Out Dewey Note Publisher Lyear L.C. Notes Jeans, Sir James Milne, E.A. Sir James Jeans 925.2 J Cambridge: University Press Jupiter Bronshten, V.A. (ed.) The Planet Jupiter (translated from Russian) 523.45 B Jerusalem: IPST Jupiter Peek, Bertrand Meigh The Planet Jupiter 523.45 P London: Faber 283p. illus., daigrs., tables. 23cm. A classic observational reference! Jupiter Williams, A. Stanley Zenographical Fragments:II. The Motions and Changes of the Markings... 523.45 W Vol. II London: Taylor and Francis Full title is:Zenograhical Fragments: II. The Motions and Changes of the Markings on Jupiter in 1888 Jupiter Williams, A. Stanley Zenographical Fragments: I. The Motions and Changes of the Markings... 523.45 W London: Mitchell and Hughes Full title is:Zenographical Fragments: I. The Motions and Changes of the Markings on Jupiter in the Apparation of 1886-87 Home Library A B ... Z Last Updated: June 30, 2001, by RASC Webmaster

53. RASC Library - Subject Index - Alphabet P
jeans, james Hopwood, The New Background of Science (2nd ed.), 530.01 J, CambridgeUniversity Press, 1933, 1165, QC6.J38 1934, jeans, sir james Hopwood, 1877.
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Home Library A B ... Z Subject heading Author Title Out Dewey Note Publisher Lyear L.C. Notes Philosophy Hogg, Jabez Elements of Experimental and Natural Philosophy 530 H London: Henry G. Bohn Photopolarimetry Gehrels, T. (ed.) Planets, Stars, and Nebulae Studied With Photopolarimetry 523.01 G Arizona Physics Heisenberg, Werner Physics and Beyond 530.1 H New York: Harper and Row Physics-cosmic
Astrophysics-nuclear
Cosmic rays Ginzburg, Vitalii L. Elementary Processes for Cosmic Ray Astrophysics 523.0197 GIN New York: Gordon and Breach, Science Publishers Ginzburg, Vitalii Lazerevich, 1916-. 131p. illus. (Topics in astrophysics and space physics, 1). Includes bibliographies. Physics-philosophy Jeans, James Hopwood The New Background of Science (2nd ed.) 530.01 J Cambridge: University Press Jeans, Sir James Hopwood, 1877-. viii, 303p. front., illus., diagrs. 20cm. Subject heading Author Title Out Dewey Note Publisher Lyear L.C. Notes Physics-Philosophy Jeans, James 530.01 J Cambridge: University Press Physics-relativity Bonnor, W.B.

54. Catalogue On Astronomy
top, 703 jeans, sir james, The Universe Around Us. Cambridge, CUP, 1930. Cloth,or.wr. top, 704 jeans, sir james, The Universe Around Us. Cambridge, CUP, 1931.
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55. Catalogue On Astronomy
top, 740 jeans, sir james, The Universe Around Us. Cambridge, CUP, 1930. Cloth,or.wr. top, 741 jeans, sir james, The Universe Around Us. Cambridge, CUP, 1931.
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56. JEANS - Country Profile
Under the leadership of veteran Prime Minister, sir james ‘Son’ Mitchell,St Vincent the Grenadines has adopted some unusual economic strategies to
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en masse The poverty of the east coast is a different world from the exclusive millionaire lifestyles to be found in the paradisical Grenadines, an arc of coral islands stretching to the south of St Vincent. In Bequia, Mayreau and Mustique the jet set relaxes on privately-owned islands or hires luxury yachts complete with local crews. Princess Margaret and Mick Jagger are two of the better-known regulars in Mustique, a six-square-mile tropical hideaway on which locals were until recently forbidden to give birth or be buried. James Ferguson AT A GLANCE
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Leader : Prime Minister James Mitchell Economy : GNP per capita $2,517 (UK $18,340).
Monetary unit : Eastern Caribbean dollar (EC$2.7 = US$1).
Main exports : bananas, arrowroot, garments.
Main imports : foodstuffs, machinery, oil.
Tourism earns about $60 million annually, approximately half the value of exports. People Health : Infant mortality 19 per 1,000 live births (US 8 per 1,000). St Vincent has a network of rural clinics and has done much to reduce infectious diseases, although facilities are mostly based in Kingstown. Culture
Religion
: Mostly Anglican, about 20% Roman Catholic

57. Timeline : From The May 30, 1931, Issue, Science News Online, June 2, 2001
Life is a rare phenomenon in the universe, sir james jeans, British astronomer,assured the Franklin Institute meeting at which he was presented the Franklin
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LIFE IS RARE IN UNIVERSE, ASTRONOMER BELIEVES
Life is a rare phenomenon in the universe, Sir James Jeans, British astronomer, assured the Franklin Institute meeting at which he was presented the Franklin Medal, one of Science’s highest awards. “I leave it to you to be pleased or not,” Sir James said, “at a large fraction of the life of the universe being concentrated on our planet.” His theory is that the planets were formed by the close approach to the sun of another star that pulled out of the sun by tidal action a great cigar-shaped streamer of gas, which condensed like drops of steam into the planets. Since stars are scattered in space as sparsely as three grains of dust in a large room, the close approach of two stars is a rare accident of the universe, Sir James explained. Life can only exist on just the proper kind of planets created by such passing of stars in the universe. For this reason Sir James considers life very rare indeed. Sir James has been lecturing in many different parts of the country during this week and last. He visited the Mt. Wilson observatory in California, and the cover of the SCIENCE NEWS LETTER this week shows him standing before the great 100-inch telescope, at present the largest in the world. Sir James is pictured in the center, Dr. Edwin P. Hubble is on the right, and Dr. Walter S. Adams on the left.

58. History Of Astronomy: Roughly Sorted Links - Biographies (1)
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60. Bio-/Biblio-graphical Data Of Authors Whose Names Start With J
Ibid. Ibid. jeans, sir jamesEnglish mathematical physicist. * 11/09/1877London + 17/09/1946 Dorking, Surrey, England REF BURGESS, p. 130 'Life'.
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