Plumian Professorship Ends
Hoyle's tenure as Cambridge's Plumian Professor ended.
Role range: 1958-1972
Follow Fred Hoyle through 114 dated historical records for Great Britain.
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Hoyle's tenure as Cambridge's Plumian Professor ended.
Role range: 1958-1972
Hoyle published a further assessment of radio-source counts and their cosmological interpretation.
Role range: 1915-2001
Chairs the Anglo-Australian Telescope board during the telescope's inauguration period.
Role range: 1973-1974
Resigns as director of the Institute of Theoretical Astronomy.
Role range: 1967-1973
St John's College elected Hoyle as an honorary fellow.
Role range: 1973-2001
Receives the Royal Medal of the Royal Society.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle and Narlikar published a systematic account of action-at-a-distance theories in physics and cosmology.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle became an honorary professor at the University of Wales in Cardiff.
Role range: 1975-2001
Receives the Klumpke-Roberts Award for public understanding of astronomy.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle and Wickramasinghe investigated the origin and nature of carbon-rich material in the Galaxy.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle published On Stonehenge, presenting an astronomical interpretation of the prehistoric monument.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle and Wickramasinghe proposed links among cometary encounters, climatic change, and ecological catastrophes.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle and Wickramasinghe published Lifecloud about possible cosmic origins and dispersal of life.
Role range: 1915-2001
Publishes Diseases from Space with Chandra Wickramasinghe.
Role range: 1915-2001
Publishes Space Travelers with Chandra Wickramasinghe on the origins of life.
Role range: 1915-2001
The American Philosophical Society elected Hoyle to membership.
Role range: 1980-2001
Publishes Evolution from Space with Chandra Wickramasinghe, extending their panspermia arguments.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle published a retrospective review of his cosmological ideas and astronomical research.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle published an analysis of the structure and physical nature of spiral galaxies.
Role range: 1915-2001
Emmanuel College elected Hoyle as an honorary fellow.
Role range: 1983-2001
Hoyle and Wickramasinghe argued in Nature that life should be considered a cosmic phenomenon.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle received the ADION Medal for his astronomical work.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle published a paper examining astronomical mechanisms that might contribute to ice ages.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle joined Halton Arp, Geoffrey Burbidge, Narlikar, and Wickramasinghe in presenting an alternative interpretation of the extragalactic universe.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle examined possible light-element synthesis in extremely energetic Planck-scale fireballs.
Role range: 1915-2001
The Astronomische Gesellschaft awarded Hoyle the Karl Schwarzschild Medal.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle, Geoffrey Burbidge, and Narlikar proposed a quasi-steady-state model with episodic creation of matter.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle shared the Balzan Prize for pioneering contributions to the theory of stellar evolution.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle and his collaborators developed observational consequences of quasi-steady-state cosmology.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle and Narlikar reviewed action-at-a-distance electrodynamics and its applications to cosmology.
Role range: 1915-2001
Hoyle received the Crafoord Prize for pioneering work on nuclear processes in stars and stellar evolution.
Role range: 1915-2001
Receives the Crafoord Prize for contributions to astrophysics.
Role range: 1915-2001
Publishes A Different Approach to Cosmology with Burbidge and Narlikar.
Role range: 1915-2001
Dies in Bournemouth after suffering strokes in later life.
Role range: 1915-2001
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