Publisher's Synopsis
"Publications Of The Chamberlin Observatory Of The University Of Denver, Issue 1" presents scientific research conducted at the Chamberlin Observatory. This volume documents the observatory's early contributions to the field of astronomy, offering insights into celestial observations and astronomical studies undertaken during its initial years.
Authored by Herbert Alonzo Howe and the Chamberlin Observatory staff, this historical record provides valuable data and methodologies used in early astronomical research. It will appeal to historians of science, astronomy enthusiasts, and researchers interested in the development of astronomical observation techniques and the history of American observatories. This publication preserves important historical data and methodologies, making it a valuable resource for understanding the evolution of astronomical research.
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