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... observing is much facilitated . Mr. George Anderson has charge of the engine , and assists Prof. Hall in the management of the dome . The complete reduction and discussion of the observations made with this instrument have made good ...
... observing is much facilitated . Mr. George Anderson has charge of the engine , and assists Prof. Hall in the management of the dome . The complete reduction and discussion of the observations made with this instrument have made good ...
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... observations of Neptune occurring in Lamont's zones , in which the planet was mistaken for a star . The dates of these two observations are respectively October 25 , 1845 , and September 7 , 1846. Prof. Schönfeld , in No. 2716 of the ...
... observations of Neptune occurring in Lamont's zones , in which the planet was mistaken for a star . The dates of these two observations are respectively October 25 , 1845 , and September 7 , 1846. Prof. Schönfeld , in No. 2716 of the ...
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... observations in the form of exponents is that we are thus nabled to compare observations differing from one another , both s to height and velocity , in a manner which would otherwise be Imost impossible . There are four principal ...
... observations in the form of exponents is that we are thus nabled to compare observations differing from one another , both s to height and velocity , in a manner which would otherwise be Imost impossible . There are four principal ...
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Anemometry Prof Neesen | 95 |
Annalen der Physik und Chemie 356 523 | 126 |
Antedon phalangium P H Carpenter on Variations of Cirri | 165 |
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