Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 265, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1934 — Page 20

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HARVARD USES $50,000 GIFT IN STAR CENSUS Ten Years Will Be Needed to Complete Survey of Galaxies. K> f rrr,. CAMBRIDGE Mass.. March 16. A =ar census, in which the heaven* wiil be surveyed for a distance of 600.000 000 000 n00.000.000 'quintillion* miles, has been aided by a 350.000 gift to the Harvard astronomical observatory. The gnf was from Earl Willson Berms, retired engineer, of Worcester. He ;ame an additional *50.000 to the Gray Herbarium of Harvard university, which houses 350.000 sheets of mounted specimens of flowering plants, ferns and fernallies from all parts of th® world. Dr. Harlow Shapley, direction of the astronomical observatory, explained that fen years may be required to survey all galaxies out to a distance of a hundred million light years. Staffs will work at Harvard observatories in South Africa and Oak Ridtre. Two years ago Harvard finished a complete survey of all galaxies, or irregular luminous bands of stars in the heavens, to a distance of ten million light years, a galaxy has about a billion stars and within the ten million light-year area were found some 1.200 galaxies. Dr. Shapley expects to tind about 300.000 galaxies within the next ten years.

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make the turn ar, Sixteenth and Denny streets and struck a utility pole. He was knocked unconscious. Police sent him to city hospital.