solar physics observatory造句

• In 1913 he became the first director of the Solar Physics Observatory.
• He joined the committee of management of the Solar Physics Observatory at South Kensington under the board of education.
• Beer carried out astrophysical research under F . J . M . Stratton at the Cambridge Solar Physics Observatory from 1934 to 1937.
• The same year, he was appointed Assistant Director of Kodaikanal Solar Physics Observatory, South India, where he worked partly in collaboration with the director, Sir J Evershed.
• He studied at Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge, and was later appointed as Assistant Director of the university's Solar Physics Observatory, a position that he held from 1950 to 1960.
• At the Indian Observatories Committee meeting of July 20, 1893 ( with Lord Kelvin in the Chair ), the decision was taken to establish a solar physics observatory at Kodaikanal with Michie Smith as its superintendent  the decision on the permanent site of the astronomical observatory being deferred to a later date.
• On July 20, 1893 following a famine in Madras Presidency, which underscored the need for a study of the sun to better understand monsoon patterns, a meeting of the U . K . Secretary of State, Indian Observatories Committee, chaired by Lord Kelvin, decided to establish a solar physics observatory at Kodaikanal, based on its southern, dust free, high altitude location.