1. Untitled F Child 4 Jessie milne edward Born 29 Oct 1881 in Silverburn Peterculter Aberdeenshire Died 27 Aug 1969 in Aberdeen http://www.btinternet.com/~r.j.carson/f62.htm

Husband: James Tulloch Edward Born: 2 Dec 1847 in South Kirkhill,Nigg,Kincardineshire Baptized: 28 Dec 1847 in Nigg,Kincardineshire Died: 17 Feb 1911 in Aberdeen Buried: in Nellfield Cemetery,Aberdeen? Occupation: Farmer etc. Father: Andrew Edward Mother: Janet Taylor Wife: Jane Milne Married: 30 May 1876 in Aberdeen Born: c1853 in Nigg,Kincardineshire Died: 15 Apr 1931 in Morningfield Hospital, Aberdeen Buried: in Nellfield Cemetery,Aberdeen? Occupation: Domestic servant Father: Alexander Milne Mother: Jane Ewen F Child 1: Ann Edward Born: 25 Oct 1876 in Silverburn,Peterculter,Aberdeenshire Died: c1930 in Denver,Colorado,USA Spouse: William Milne Married: M Child 2: William Edward Born: 10 Oct 1878 in Silverburn,Peterculter,Aberdeenshire Died: in Denver,Colorado,USA Buried: in Fairmount Cemetery,Denver,Colorado,USA Occupation: Granite worker M Child 3: James Edward Born: 11 Apr 1880 in Silverburn,Peterculter,Aberdeenshire Baptized: 26 Jul 1880 in Silverburn,Peterculter,Aberdeenshire Died: 29 Dec 1964 in Cornhill Hospital, Aberdeen Buried: in Springbank Cemetery,Aberdeen Occupation: Club steward etc Spouse: Mary Ann Murray b. 20 Apr 1883 d. 19 Feb 1972 Married: 6 May 1910 in Aberdeen

2. Milne Edward Arthur Milne. Born 14 Feb 1896 in Hull, Yorkshire, England Died 21 Sept1950 in Dublin, Ireland. Click the picture above to see two larger pictures http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Milne.html

Edward Arthur Milne Born: 14 Feb 1896 in Hull, Yorkshire, England Died: 21 Sept 1950 in Dublin, Ireland Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Arthur Milne was born in Hull where his father, Sidney Milne, was the headmaster of a Church of England school. His mother, Edith Cockcroft, was also a teacher. Arthur was the oldest of his parents' three children, all boys, all of whom became scientists. The family moved to Hessle, near Hull, when Arthur was nine years old. Milne attended Hymers College in Hull for his secondary schooling and from there he won an open scholarship in mathematics and natural science to study at Trinity College, Cambridge. It was a remarkable achievement for not only did he win this scholarship in 1914, he gained the largest number of marks which had ever been awarded in the examination. At Cambridge, in the eighteen months during which he studied there, he was inspired by Chapman and Hardy Milne's defective eyesight prevented him from active service in World War I. However, in 1916 he joined a team working on ballistics at the Anti-Aircraft Section. Meg Weston Smith writes in [10]:-

3. Edward Arthur Milne - Encyclopedia Article From Britannica.com Edward Arthur Milne b. Feb. 14, 1896, Hull, Yorkshire, Eng. d. Sept. 21, 1950, Dublin English astrophysicist and cosmologist best known for his development of kinematic relativity. Search Edward Arthur Milne at Britannica.com for the Web's best sites, news and magazine articles, and related products. http://www.britannica.com/seo/e/edward-arthur-milne

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4. William Carson - Winifred Mary Milne Edward Husband William Carson Born (details excluded) Died Father Mother WifeWinifred Mary milne edward Born (details excluded) Died Father Mother http://www.btinternet.com/~r.j.carson/Carson_Descendants/f1.htm

Husband: William Carson Born: (details excluded) Died: Father: Mother: Wife: Winifred Mary Milne Edward Born: (details excluded) Died: Father: Mother: M Child 1: Robert James Carson Born: (details excluded) Died:

5. JungleWalk - Indri And Sifaka Movie And Indri And Sifaka Video, Indri And Sifaka Counts Video20 Audio14 sites3 milne edward's Sifaka, Ranomafana NationalPark, 0.962MB, MOV. milne edward's Sifaka, Ranomafana National Park, 2.094MB,MOV. http://www.junglewalk.com/ZV416000.asp

Search by name (Browser must support frames) This page is meant for use with older browsers which do not support in-line frames. If you have a recent version of a browser which does support frames, you should use the more user-friendly 'frame version' of this site. Mammals Primates Lemurs Indris and Sifakas ... Primates Indris and Sifakas Indri Martin Kramer, alt.binaries.pictures.animals Counts: Video:20 Audio:14 sites:3 Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Sifaka Leaping. good video clip. "Propithecus diadema edwardsi is one of the largest lemurs in Madagascar (and the largest lemur at RNP). The fur is mostly black (or dark brown) with one large white patch on its lower back, that extends to its sides like a saddle". Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Acrobatic Play Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV A grooming session often will turn into a play bout and back into grooming Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Climbing down Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Sifaka feeding Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Sifaka Leaping Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Reaction of an animal to a troop member's lost call Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Mutual grooming are common Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Sifaka feeding Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Sifaka self grooming Milne Edward's Sifaka Ranomafana National Park MOV Here one animal (the one on the right) scent marks and leaves, the one on the left hops over, sniffs at the places the first one marked at, overmarks, and leaves also.

6. JungleWalk - Primate Sound And Primate Audio, Primate Poster Indri Howl, milne edward's Sifaka, Ranomafana National Park, 0.212MB, WAV. SneezeAlarm, milne edward's Sifaka, Ranomafana National Park, 0.110MB, WAV. http://www.junglewalk.com/ZA414000.asp

Search by name (Browser must support frames) This page is meant for use with older browsers which do not support in-line frames. If you have a recent version of a browser which does support frames, you should use the more user-friendly 'frame version' of this site. Mammals Primates Lemurs Indris and Sifakas ... Mammals Primates White-Handed Gibbon ClipArt.com Counts: Video:223 Audio:200 sites:277 The Wild Ones AU Black and White Ruffed Lemur Ranomafana National Park WAV Aggression directed at Red-fronted Lemur, a group of which was invading the Ruffed Lemur food patch. Black and White Ruffed Lemur Ranomafana National Park WAV Alarm Call (roar) Black and White Ruffed Lemur Ranomafana National Park WAV Alarm Call (roar) Brown Mouse Lemur Ranomafana National Park WAV Brown Mouse Lemur vocalization Greater Dwarf Lemur Ranomafana National Park WAV Greater Dwarf Lemur Contact Call Lemur Searworld.Org AIF Lemurs calling Lemur ThinkQuest Streaming RAM The lemur makes loud barking calls when confronted. It grunts and calls sharply when it comes in contact with a superior. This snippet presents a group of lemurs when they were excited upon the arrival of their food. Red ruffed lemur The Wild Ones AU Sound of redruffed lemur, long call/Roar

7. SWAN /All Libraries Alexander0 1882 1956 Winnie The Pooh 1993 1 Milne AA Winnie The Pooh 1985 1 MilneBob 1942 1992 1 Milne Christopher 1920 3 milne edward Arthur 1896 1950 1987 1 http://swan.sls.lib.il.us:90/kids/0,11,872/search/dMilne, Edward Arthur, 1896-19

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9. Tropical Reef Lobsters Of The Genus Enoplometopus - Enoplometopus Pictus A. Miln Islands, but until I can compare the Mauritian example with one from Hawaii I preferonly to refer to A. milne edward's original description and figure ). http://biomar.free.fr/enoplometopus/www/pictus.htm

Tropical reefs lobsters of the genus Enoplometopus (Astacidea, Enoplometopidae) Joseph POUPIN Enoplometopus pictus A. Milne Edwards, 1862 ILLUSTRATIONS Type specimen from La Réunion. After A. Milne-Edwards (1862: pl. 19). REFERENCES Enoplometopus pictus Enoplometopus pictus E. pictus and E. occidentalis ). - Ward, 1942: 61 (Mauritius; "The modern interpretation of this species makes it a synonym of E. occidentalis (Randall) from the Hawaiian Islands, but until I can compare the Mauritian example with one from Hawaii I prefer only to refer to A. Milne Edward's original description and figure"). - Holthuis, 1946: 79 ("The type specimen described by A. Milne Edwards is preserved in the Paris museum and at present is the only one known to belong to this species, all other specimens described as E. pictus belong to E. occidentalis Not Enoplometopus pictus . - Miers, 1880: 380 [= Enoplometopus occidentalis (Randall, 1840)]. Few other references in Holthuis (1946: 79). LOCATION OF TYPES SPECIMENS MATERIAL EXAMINED . - None. Data from literature. CARAPACE . - Lateral edge of rostrum with four spines, or five spines (type specimen with 5 spines on left, 4 on right). Carapace armed with five median spines (according to A. Milne Edwards, 1862, pl. 19); no postcervical spine or an indistinct one; three lateral spines; two intermediate spines; one supra-ocular spine.

10. Lémuriens Translate this page Gray-backed weasel lepilemur 14- Lepilemur edwarsi ..L. de milne edward ..MilneEdward's weasel lepilemur 15- Lepilemur leucopus ..L http://www.ifrance.com/Pensee-chretienne/Fichiers Travaillés/Lémuriens.htm

LES LEMURIENS Le plus grand (Indri Indri) Le danseur (Sifaka) Primates dits " inférieurs " (les singes, plus intelligents sont les primates dits supérieurs), il Madagascar ou I- Les Cheirogalidae 1- Cheirogaleus medius.......Petit cheirogale................Fat-tailed dwarf lemur 2- Cheirogaleus major.........Grand cheirogale..............Greater dwarf lemur 5- Phaner furcifer................Phaner.............................Fork-marked lemur Berenty Ranomafana II- Les Lepilemuridae ou Megaladapidae : Comme les Cheirogalidae, ils Berenty 10- Lepilemur microdon..........L. aux petites dents..........Small-toothed weasel lepilemur 11- Lepilemur septentrionalis..L. du Nord........................Northern weasel lepilemur 14- Lepilemur edwarsi............L. de Milne Edward...........Milne Edward's weasel lepilemur III- Les Daubentonidae 16- Daubentonia madagascariensis...............................Aye aye...................Aye aye

11. A.M.A. - Associazione Marchigiana Astrofili: I Personaggi Dell'Astronomia (L-N) Translate this page milne edward Arthur Milne (1896-1950), astronomo e matematico britannico. MinnaertMarcel Gilles Josef Minnaert (1893-1970), astronomo e fisico belga. http://www.batsweb.org/ama/Dizionario/persLN.htm

I personaggi dell'Astronomia (L-N) Lacaille Nicolas Louis de Lacaille (1713-1762), astronomo e geodeta francese. Misurò la posizione di 10000 stelle dell'emisfero australe e introdusse 14 costellazioni. La Hire Philippe de La Hire (1640-1718), astronomo e matematico francese. Lalande Joseph Jérôme Lefrançois de Lalande (1732-1807), astronomo francese. Langley Samuel Pierpont Langley (1834-1906), fisico e astronomo statunitense. Laplace Pierre Simon de Laplace (1749-1827), matematico, astronomo e fisico francese. Espose i fondamenti della meccanica celeste. Fu tra i fondatori della teoria delle probabilità, formulò la legge esponenziale degli errori e sviluppò l'analisi infinitesimale. In fisica studiò i gas, l'induzione elettromagnetica e il calore specifico. Leavitt Henrietta Swan Leavitt (1868-1921), astronoma statunitense. Scoprì la relazione periodo-luminosità delle cefeidi. Lemaître Georges Édouard Lemaître (1894-1966), astronomo belga. Le Verrier Urbain-Jean-Joseph Le Verrier (1811-1877), astronomo francese. Ipotizzò l'esistenza di Nettuno studiando le deviazioni del moto di Urano dall'orbita prevista. Lockyer Joseph Norman Lockyer (1836-1920), astronomo britannico. Osservando lo spettro del Sole scoprì l'elio.

12. Encyclopædia Britannica Encyclopædia Britannica. milne, edward Arthur. Encyclopædia Britannica Article http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?eu=54064

13. Milne Biography of Arthur milne (18961950) edward Arthur milne. Born 14 Feb 1896 in Hull, Yorkshire, England http://www-groups.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Mathematicians/Milne.html

Edward Arthur Milne Born: 14 Feb 1896 in Hull, Yorkshire, England Died: 21 Sept 1950 in Dublin, Ireland Click the picture above to see two larger pictures Show birthplace location Previous (Chronologically) Next Biographies Index Previous (Alphabetically) Next Main index Arthur Milne was born in Hull where his father, Sidney Milne, was the headmaster of a Church of England school. His mother, Edith Cockcroft, was also a teacher. Arthur was the oldest of his parents' three children, all boys, all of whom became scientists. The family moved to Hessle, near Hull, when Arthur was nine years old. Milne attended Hymers College in Hull for his secondary schooling and from there he won an open scholarship in mathematics and natural science to study at Trinity College, Cambridge. It was a remarkable achievement for not only did he win this scholarship in 1914, he gained the largest number of marks which had ever been awarded in the examination. At Cambridge, in the eighteen months during which he studied there, he was inspired by Chapman and Hardy Milne's defective eyesight prevented him from active service in World War I. However, in 1916 he joined a team working on ballistics at the Anti-Aircraft Section. Meg Weston Smith writes in [10]:-

14. M Index Winifred (686*) Mersenne, Marin (518*) Mertens, Franz (64*) Meshchersky, Ivan(61) Meyer, Wilhelm (73*) Miller, George (112*) milne, edward (1080*) Milnor http://www-gap.dcs.st-and.ac.uk/~history/Indexes/M.html

Names beginning with M The number of words in the biography is given in brackets. A * indicates that there is a portrait. Macaulay , Francis (448*) MacCullagh , James (922*) Macdonald , Hector (81*) Macintyre , Sheila Scott (449) MacLane , Saunders (618*) Maclaurin , Colin (2732*) MacMahon , Percy (591*) Madhava , Sangamagramma (947) Magnitsky , Leonty (239) Magnus , Wilhelm (537*) Maghribi , Muhyi al (602) Mahani , Abu al (507) Mahavira , Mahavira (994) Mahendra , Suri (259) Mahler , Kurt (472*) Maior , John (52) Mal-tsev , Anatoly (1299*) Malcev , Anatoly (1299*) Malebranche , Nicolas (1326*) Malfatti , Francesco (419*) Malone-Mayes , Vivienne (1482*) Malus , Etienne Louis (486) Manava Mandelbrot , Benoit (1838*) Mannheim Mansion , Paul (373*) Mansur ibn Ali, Abu (1190) Marchenko , Vladimir (248*) Marcinkiewicz , Jozef (1134*) Marczewski , Edward (1012*) Margulis , Gregori (812*) Marinus of Neapolis (405) Markov , Andrei (222*) Marrakushi , al (861) Mascheroni , Lorenzo (197*) Maschke , Heinrich (377*) Maseres , Francis (224*) Maskelyne , Nevil (477*) Mason , Max (306) Mathews , George (492) Mathieu, Claude-Louis

15. El Principio Cosmológico introducido en 1933 por el astrónomo británico edward Arthur milne (18961950) - y formulado por primera vez por http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Launchpad/2921/el.htm

ciencia pseudociencia y escepticismo [resumen] [El universo primitivo] ... [Poscriptum] A la idea de un universo Einstein Willem de Sitter Mach (1838-1916) sobre el experimento de Newton con un cubo lleno de agua que se pone a girar. En 1893, en su libro Mechanics Principio de Mach un espacio-tiempo de Minkowski superficie bidimensional cerrada de una esfera Hubble fuera aleatoria en el firmamento. En palabras de Einstein (1933): " resolver las ecuaciones de la Relatividad General el universo parece mostrarnos nuevas estructuras a medida que observamos a mayor escala . En 1920, gracias a las observaciones de Hubble, acababa el gran debate Harlow Shapley y Vesto Slipher luminosidad variable (conocidas como cefeidas pasecs Dreyer Zwicky ... materia oscura " en el estudio de los Muestra de casi tres millones de galaxias.( Automatic Plate- Measuring machine (APM) survey de Maddox et al .( de la Universidad de Cambridge Mpc de distancia (2% de la distancia al borde del universo observable ). Las estructuras a gran escala, tales como filamentos y enormes burbujas huecas son bastante evidentes.( CfA survey APM megaparsecs . Por otra parte, la

16. Milne, Edward Arthur (1896-1950) -- From Eric Weisstein's World Of Scientific Bi Nationality , English v. milne, edward Arthur (18961950), Along with McCrea, milneinvented Newtonian cosmology in 1934. Additional biographies MacTutor (St. http://scienceworld.wolfram.com/biography/Milne.html

Branch of Science Physicists Nationality English Milne, Edward Arthur (1896-1950) Along with McCrea , Milne invented Newtonian cosmology in 1934. Additional biographies: MacTutor (St. Andrews) Bruce Medalists Bonn Author: Eric W. Weisstein

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The Encyclopedia of Astrobiology, Astronomy, and Spaceflight about main latest news news archive ... Z Milne, Edward Arthur (1896-1950) British mathematician and physicist who in his Modern Cosmology and the Christian Idea of God (1952) confronts the problem of the doctrine of incarnation in the light of the possible discovery of extraterrestrial intelligence (see incarnation and redemption God's most notable intervention in the actual historical process, according to the Christian outlook, was the Incarnation. Was this a unique event, or has it been re-enacted on each of the countless number of planets? The Christian would recoil in horror from such a conclusion. We cannot imagine the Son of God suffering vicariously on each of a myriad of planets. The Christian would avoid this conclusion by the definite supposition that our planet is in fact unique. What then of the possible denizens of other planets, if the Incarnation occurred only on our own? We are in deep waters here, in a sea of great mysteries. Milne offers a possible solution in the form of radio messages sent out from Earth into interstellar space. By this means, he suggests, we might convey the news of a unique terrestrial incarnation to other races. The idea was denounced by Eric L.

18. Barnes, Ernest William (1874-1953) observable universe supporting intelligent life, some of it far in advanceof our own. See milne, edward A. © David Darling Site Meter http://www.angelfire.com/on2/daviddarling/Barnes.htm

The Encyclopedia of Astrobiology, Astronomy, and Spaceflight about main latest news news archive ... Z Barnes, Ernest William (1874-1953) English theologian, Bishop of Birmingham, and accomplished scientist who pondered how to relate Christian doctrines to the possibility of extraterrestrial intelligence (see Christian doctrines and pluralism ). In his Gifford lectures, given in Edinburgh between 1927 and 1929, he expressed the opinion that God created the universe "as a basis for the higher forms of consciousness" and deduced that this purpose is best served by a multiplicity of inhabited worlds. Noting that there appeared to be nothing "exceptional either in mass or in size or in any other way" about our Galaxy and endorsing the view that life on Earth originated as a result of natural biochemical processes, he concluded that there are probably billions of planets in the observable universe supporting intelligent life, some of it far in advance of our own. See Milne, Edward A var site="s13space1234"

19. Milne, Edward Arthur milne, edward Arthur (18961950). English astrophysicist and mathematicianwho formulated a theory of relativity which he called http://www.cartage.org.lb/en/themes/Biographies/MainBiographies/M/Milne/1.html

Milne, Edward Arthur English astrophysicist and mathematician who formulated a theory of relativity which he called kinematic relativity, parallel to Albert Einstein's general theory. Milne was born in Hull, Yorkshire, and studied at Cambridge, where he spent his academic career until 1925. He then moved to Manchester as professor of mathematics. From 1929 he was professor at Oxford. Studying stellar structure, Milne suggested that a decrease in luminosity might cause the collapse of a star, and that this would be associated with nova formation. Some of his cosmological theories were developed with Irish astrophysicist William McCrea. In 1932, Milne began his attempt to explain the properties of the universe by kinematics (the movement of bodies). Basing his theory on Euclidean space and on Einstein's special theory of relativity alone, Milne was able to formulate systems of theoretical cosmology, dynamics, and electrodynamics. He also gave a more acceptable estimate for the overall age of the universe (10,000 million years) than that provided by the general theory of relativity.

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