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Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society

ISSN: 0035-8738
Source type: journal
Alternate name: QJRAS
Fully OA: No
DOAJ: No
OpenAlex ID: S2764620100
The Great Silence - the Controversy Concerning Extraterrestrial Intelligent Life
1983 · G. D. Brin · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 143
The EISCAT ionospheric radar - The system and its early results
1985 · H. Rishbeth, P. J. S. Williams · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 141
Once Again-Tidal Friction
1968 · Walter Munk · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 86
The Natural Selection of Universes Containing Intelligent Life
1995 · E. R. Harrison · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 82
Extraterrestrial intelligent beings do not exist
1980 · Frank J. Tipler · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 66
Cosmic Chemical Memory - a New Astronomy
1982 · D. D. Clayton · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 65
Collaborative computational project no 7 «Analysis of astronomical spectra»
1985 · A. E. Lynas-Gray · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 56
Durham and the New Astronomies
1992 · A. W. Wolfendale · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 47
Glacial Rebound Sea-Level Change and Mantle Viscosity
1990 · Kurt Lambeck · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 45
A revised catalogue of Far Eastern observations of sunspots (165 BC to AD 1918)
1988 · K. Yau, F. R. Stephenson · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 45
Smolin's Natural Selection Hypothesis
1993 · Tony Rothman, George Ellis · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 34
The Dynamics of Globular Clusters
1981 · I. R. King · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 34
An Interpretation of the Pre-Telescopic Sunspot Records from the Orient
1978 · D. H. Clark, F. R. Stephenson · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 30
The Drake Equation Reexamined
1981 · S. G. Wallenhorst · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 28
Are We All Alone, or Could They Be in the Asteroid Belt?
1978 · Michael D. Papagiannis · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 27
Stars of Higher Multiplicity
1968 · David S. Evans · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 27
An extraterrestrial influence during the current glacial-interglacial
1993 · S. V. M. Clube, D. J. Asher · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 25
The structure and evolution of hydrogenated amorphous carbon grains and mantles in the interstellar medium
1990 · A. P. Jones, N. W. Duley, et al. · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 24
Jeremiah Horrocks, The Transit of Venus, and the 'New Astronomy' in Early Seventeenth-Century England
1990 · Allan Chapman · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 24
A Brief History of the Extraterrestrial Intelligence Concept
1981 · Frank J. Tipler · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 24
The Potential Danger to Space Platforms from Meteor Storm Activity
1995 · Martin Beech, Peter Brown, et al. · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 22
The Sources of Eratosthenes Measurement of the Earth
1980 · Robert R. Newton · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 22
The Sociology of Innovation in Modern Astronomy
1977 · David Edge · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 22
On pre-telescopic sunspot records
1989 · John A. Eddy, F. R. Stephenson, et al. · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 21
Auroral Observations on AD 1770 September 16: the Earliest Known Conjugate Sightings
1996 · D. M. Willis, F. R. Stephenson, et al. · Quarterly journal of the Royal Astronomical Society · 20
Works count: 812
Citation count: 2,301
H-index: 22
I10-index: 59
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