Titlebook: Magnetism, Planetary Rotation, and Convection in the Solar System: Retrospect and Prospect; In Honour of Prof. S W. O’Reilly Book 1985 D. R

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,Growth Rhythms, Evolution of the Earth’s Interior, and Origin of the Metazoa,n in the distant past. From seasonal and tidal growth patterns of fossils, one can determine the number of days per year and per month, respectively, in the distant past. Together, these values can be used to distinguish the effects of moment of inertia changes on the length of day from those of tid

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,S. K. Runcorn’s Commentary,call on Sir Mark Oliphant in the Australian National University on my first visit in 1963: he had just received Nature and was intrigued by the idea. Later after lecturing in Oxford Professor L. R. Wager introduced nje to a research student, C. T. Scrutton, now in the Geology Department of this Univ

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,S. K. Runcorn’s Commentary,who was working in our department pursuing a long time interest in the physics of singing sand not I am sorry to say by the elaborate examination mechanism or ritual on which university dons expend so much effort! Anyway I agreed to have him as a research student and, when he said he had an interest

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