This volume presents the detailed results of meridian observations of stars conducted at the Royal Observatory, Cape of Good Hope. Compiled under the direction of Sir David Gill, Sydney Samuel Hough, and sponsored by the British Admiralty, this exhaustive catalog meticulously documents the positions of stars as determined through precise astronomical measurements.
A valuable resource for astronomers and researchers, "Results Of Meridian Observations Of Stars Made At The Royal Observatory, Cape Of Good Hope" offers a wealth of data essential for understanding celestial mechanics and refining astronomical models. The historical significance of this work lies in its contribution to the advancement of positional astronomy and its role in establishing accurate reference points for future celestial surveys. This book remains a critical reference for anyone studying the history of astronomy and the development of observational techniques.
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