A General Catalogue Of 1290 Double Stars Discovered From 1871 To 1899 By S.w. Burnham; Arranged In Order Of Right Ascension With A

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Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1900 edition. Excerpt: ...fixed. The 18.inch shows a faint star about 12 from C in the direction of 3050. The principal star (B.A.C. 2470 = Lalande 14551) is a naked.eye star; Argelander and Heis 6m, and placed in Monoceros. This star is variable 6.1 to 6.8 in about 14 days; discovered by Espin in 1883 (Mon. Not. xlin, 432) (Observatory xi, 192). (3 (v1)...0 (2062,3141)...0''...0 (Am. Jour. Sei. April 1875)...0 (Pub. L. O. (11)...Sp (11, 11 app.)...CinS... Tarrant (2899)... Madler (Fixstern.Systeme 11)...Ilerschel (Mem. R. A. S. i11, ix)...Radcliffe Obsns. xxi11... The minute star was discovered with the 36.inch. The bright star has no sensible proper motion. 10 (xv)...0 (2929)...P (Pub. L. O. 11)...See ( )...Aitken ( )... The bright stars which make H III.27 appear to be relatively fixed. Some of the measures are given. All will be found in the following: Dunlop (Mem. R. A. S. m)... Herschel (Cape Obsns)... Powell (Mem. R. A. S. xxv)...Jacob (Mem. A. A. S. xvn)... Worster and Jacob (Madras Obsns. 2ii Series)...Secchi (Cata. logo di 1321 Stelle Doppie) (Atti dell Accad. Pont, de Nuovi Lincei, Anno vn)... Radcliffe Obsns. xx11i... CinS... Wilson (Cin-)... P 580. p Geminorum (Pollux) R.A. 7 37m 58s ( Decl. 28 19'' C and D Geminorum has a proper motion of of637 in the direction of 266?o (auwers). The change in the position of the faint star, B, is due to this movement of A. With this proper motion and the measures of 1892, the minimum distance of 7s. o will occur about 1945. It will then be a very difficult object, and beyond the reach of most telescopes. It is not easily seen now with any aperture. The change in the distant stars, C, E, and F, corresponds to the proper motion of A. P (x)...0,...).../3 (2930,3141)...0 (Pub. Z.O. 11)... Aitken...

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