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Excerpt from Catalogue of 2798 Zodiacal Stars for the Epoch 1900, Arranged for Differential Observations of the Planets in Accordance With Resolution 9 of the "Conference Internationale Des Étoiles Fondamentales, " Held in Paris in 1896Comparison of the Right Ascensions of the Victoria Comparison Stars as determined from meridian observations with the corresponding results derived from the complete discussion of the Triangulation.About the Pub...

Excerpt from Catalogue of 2798 Zodiacal Stars for the Epoch 1900, Arranged for Differential Observations of the Planets in Accordance With Resolution 9 of the "Conference Internationale Des Étoiles Fondamentales, " Held in Paris in 1896Comparison of the Right Ascensions of the Victoria Comparison Stars as determined from meridian observations with the corresponding results derived from the complete discussion of the Triangulation.About the Pub...

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Das Wolseley ist eine feste Größe des Londoner gesellschaftlichen Lebens, hier trifft sich, wer in der Stadt Rang und Namen hat. Ein Aufenthalt in dem 1921 erbauten ehemaligen Show-Room der Luxuskarossen Wolseley Motors ist ein reines Vergnügen: der Service ist perfekt, das Silber glänzt einladend und die Eggs Benedict sind legendär. Alles, von der köstlichen Erdbeerkonfitüre bis zu den feinen Kuchen, wird im Hause selbst produziert. Ein Frühs...

Excerpt from A Catalogue of 8560 Astrographic Standard Stars Between Declinations -40 and -52 for the Equinox 1900 From Observations Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, During the Years 1896-99: With Appendices: Comparison With Other Catalogues and Derivation of Proper Motions, Mean Declinations of 197 Fundamental Stars, Catalogue of 134 Miscellaneous StarsSeparate corrections to Cordoba Catalogue E. And W. Definitive corrections...

Excerpt from A Catalogue of 8560 Astrographic Standard Stars Between Declinations -40 and -52 for the Equinox 1900 From Observations Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, During the Years 1896-99: With Appendices: Comparison With Other Catalogues and Derivation of Proper Motions, Mean Declinations of 197 Fundamental Stars, Catalogue of 134 Miscellaneous StarsSeparate corrections to Cordoba Catalogue E. And W. Definitive corrections...

Unlike some other reproductions of classic texts (1) We have not used OCR(Optical Character Recognition), as this leads to bad quality books with introduced typos. (2) In books where there are images such as portraits, maps, sketches etc We have endeavoured to keep the quality of these images, so they represent accurately the original artefact. Although occasionally there may be certain imperfections with these old texts, we feel they deserve ...

Excerpt from Catalogue of 1680 Stars for the Equinox 1900'0: From Observation Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, During the Years 1905-1906About the, same time a request was received from Prof. Boss for observations of a series of some 1100 stars south of declination 36° required in connection with the formation of his fundamental catalogue. These stars were added to the working list for the old transit circle, the observations ...

Excerpt from Zone Catalogue of 20, 843 Stars Included Between 40° and 52° of South Declination, Referred to the Equinox, 1900: Derived From Meridian Observations and Photographs Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeOn each Sub-zone the plates are arranged at such intervals in ra. As to ensure that no portion of the area involved is excluded.AS each plate covers an area of 2° square, every part of the region except those lying betwee...

After three hundred years on this world ... and after an "accident", four British reservists "re-discover" who they really are ... and then they, with many others, engage in a massive battle in space ..., to save the "blue" world!

Excerpt from A Catalogue of 3007 Stars, for the Equinox 1890·0: From Observations Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, During the Years 1885 to 1895When the Star is in one of these Catalogues only, the numeration or the Declination is sufficient to indicate to which of the two Catalogues it belongs when the Star is in both Catalogues the Bradley number is given with an asterisk attached.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes...

Excerpt from Catalogue of 1680 Stars for the Equinox 1900·0 From Observations Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, During the Years 1905-1906In order to avoid interruption of the observations of this list, the old transit circle has continued in use, and to it were assigned miscellaneous observations of stars whose places were required in connection with the Geodetic Survey of South Africa, stars of which occultations by the moon ...

Excerpt from Catalogue of 1680 Stars for the Equinox 1900·0 From Observations Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, During the Years 1905-1906In order to avoid interruption of the observations of this list, the old transit circle has continued in use, and to it were assigned miscellaneous observations of stars whose places were required in connection with the Geodetic Survey of South Africa, stars of which occultations by the moon ...

Excerpt from Heliometer Observations for Determination of Stellar Parallax: Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeThis settled, I was on the point of leaying for Durban and Aden to carry out the longitude operations connecting these places with the Cape, when I was suddenly recalled to England on urgent private affairs. I made new arrangements for the longitude work, so that when I returned to the Cape on 1881 J une 30, I was enabled...

Excerpt from Heliometer Observations for Determination of Stellar Parallax: Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeThis settled, I was on the point of leaying for Durban and Aden to carry out the longitude operations connecting these places with the Cape, when I was suddenly recalled to England on urgent private affairs. I made new arrangements for the longitude work, so that when I returned to the Cape on 1881 J une 30, I was enabled...

Excerpt from Heliometer Observations for Determination of Stellar Parallax Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeThis settled, I was on the point of leaving for Durban and Aden to carry out the longitude operations connecting these places with the Cape, when I was suddenly recalled to England on urgent private affairs. I made new arrangements for the longitude work, so that when I returned to the Cape on 1881, June 30, I was enabled ...

Excerpt from Heliometer Observations for Determination of Stellar Parallax Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeThe instrument as employed at Mauritius and Ascension is fully described in the Dun Echt publications, Vol. II. For use at the Cape I could not obtain the original equatoreal mounting, and therefore ordered a new stand for the Heliometer tube and cradle from Sir H. Grubb of Dublin, taking advantage of the opportunity thus ...

Excerpt from Heliometer Observations for Determination of Stellar Parallax Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeThis settled, I was on the point of leaving for Durban and Aden to carry out the longitude operations connecting these places with the Cape, when I was suddenly recalled to England on urgent private affairs. I made new arrangements for the longitude work, so that when I returned to the Cape on 1881, June 30, I was enabled ...

Excerpt from Cape Astrographic Zones, Vol. 7: Catalogue of Rectangular Co-Ordinates and Diameters of Star-Images Derived From Photographs Taken at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope, Zone -47°The present volume contains the results of measures derived from plates having their centres on the declination Circle which have been treated in all respects in a Similar manner to those dealt with in the previous volumes.For fuller detail, referen...

Excerpt from Heliometer Observations for Determination of Stellar Parallax Made at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good HopeThis settled, I was on the point of leaving for Durban and Aden to carry out the longitude operations connecting these places with the Cape, when I Was suddenly recalled to England on urgent private affairs. I made new arrangements for the longitude work, so that when I returned to the Cape on 1881, June 30, I was enabled ...