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Annals of the Cape Observatory Volume 2, PT. 2

Annals of the Cape Observatory Volume 2, PT. 2

Royal Observatory, Cape Of Good Hope

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ISBN10: 1231184957
ISBN13: 9781231184950
Publisher: General Books
Pages: 30
Weight: 0.16
Height: 0.06 Width: 7.44 Depth: 9.69
Language: English
This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1899 Excerpt: ...Serie, 1857 al 1859.) A continuation of his measures with a resume--A fair number of southern pairs. 1859. Webb, T. W. Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes. Small 8vo. London. 2nd ed., 1868, 3rd ed., 1873, 4th ed., 1881, each in one volume, 5th ed. in two volumes, by Espin. 1894. One of the best works for the amateur astronomer; in the last edition, the 2nd volume is entirely devoted to double stars, those north of--23 being arranged in constellations. 1860. Clark, Alvan. New Double Stars discovered by. Communicated by W. R. Dawes. (Second Series.) 8vo. London. (M. N. B. A. S., voL xx. p. 55.) Nos. 13 to 20. All north of the equator. 1860. Gubbins, C. Catalogue of Multiple Stars observed in Upper India in 1855-6. 8vo. London. (Jf. N.R. A.S., vol. xx. pp. 20-22.) The observations were made with a 3 -inch refractor. The details were never published, the author's paper being deposited in the archives of the Society. The stars, 122 in number, seem all to have been south of the equator. Not seen. 1860. Jacob, W. S. Micrometrical Measures of 120 Double or Multiple Stars taken at the Honourable East India Company's Observatory at Madras, in the years 1856-58. 4to. London. (Meme. R. A. S., vol. xxviii. pp. 13-47.) A continuation of his previous observations. Three new pairs are included, one of which was detected through an occultation by the moon. A very valuable list containing measures of 120 pairs, the greater part being south of the equator. A preliminary notice of the above list will be found in M. N. R. A. S., vol xix., No. 2, December 1868. 1R()0. Seccbi, A. Catalogo di 1321 Stelle Doppie misurate col grande Equatoriale di Merz all' Osservatorio del Collegio Eoma. 4to. Roma. (Aiti dell' Accadcmia Pontificia de'Nuovi Lincei, vol. xii...

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