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According to Wikipedia, Edward Emerson Barnard was an American astronomer. He was commonly known as E. E. Barnard, and was recognized as a gifted observational astronomer. He is best known for his discovery of the high proper motion of Barnard's Star in 1916, which is named in his honor.

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Observations of the Double Star Krueger 60. (Burnham Gen. Cat. 11761, 1880.0 α 22h 23m 43s, δ+57° 6′.): (Plate 9, 10.) (1916) (187)
Observations of the double stars Castor, Σ 2398 and μ′ Herculis (187)
On the dark markings of the sky, with a catalogue of 182 such objects. (87)
A small star with large proper-motion (1916) (29)
A PHOTOGRAPHIC ATLAS OF SELECTED REGIONS OF THE MILKY WAY: Catalogue of 349 dark objects in the sky (25)
On a nebulous groundwork in the constellation Taurus. (1907) (23)
On a great nebulous region and the question of absorbing matter in space and the transparency of the nebulae. (16)
Discovery and observations of a fifth satellite to Jupiter (1892) (14)
Micrometrical Determinations of the Diameters of the Minor Planets Ceres (1), Pallas (2), Juno (3), and Vesta (4), made with the Filar Micrometer of the 36-inch Equatorial of the Lick Observatory, and on the Albedos of those Planets (1895) (12)
On Comet 1919b and on the Rejection of a Comet's Tail (1920) (11)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN ASTRONOMY (I.). (1898) (10)
Filar-micrometer observations of comet 1894a (1890) (10)
Observations of the Eclipse of Iapetus in the Shadows of the Globe, Crape Ring, and Bright Ring of Saturn, 1889 November 1 (1890) (10)
The Diameter of the Asteroid Juno (3), determined with the Micrometer of the 40-inch Refractor of the Yerkes Observatory, with remarks on some of the other Asteriods (1900) (10)
Dark regions in the sky suggesting an obscuration of light. (1913) (10)
On the dimensions of the planets and satellites (10)
JUPITER: Observation of The Great Red Spot. (1881) (9)
Observations of the Aurora, Made at the Yearkes Observatory, 1902-1909 (1902) (9)
The South Polar CAP of Mars (1903) (8)
Photographic and Visual Observations of Holmes' Comet. (7)
On some Celestial Photographs made with a large Portrait Lens at the Lick Observatory (1890) (7)
Some peculiarities of Nova Aquilae III of 1918. (1919) (7)
Some of the dark markings on the sky and what they suggest (7)
Observations of Saturn's Ring at the time of its Disappearance in 1907, made with the 40-in. Refractor of the Yerkes Observatory : (Plates 9, 10.) (1908) (7)
On a planetary nebula (7)
Comet c 1908 (Morehouse) (1908) (6)
Some abnormal stars in the cluster M13 in Hercules. (1900) (6)
On the Diameter of Ceres and Vesta (1900) (6)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune, 1910-1912 (1912) (5)
Physical and Micrometrical Observations of the Companions to Comet 1889 V (Brooks) (5)
On the Variable Nebulœ of Hind (N.G.C. 1555) and Struve (N.G.C. 1554) in Taurus, and on the Nebulous Condition of the Variable Star T Tauri (1895) (5)
New Nebula near General Catalogue No. 4510 (5)
Diffused Nebulosities in the Heavens (4)
Discovery and observations of companions to comet 1889 … (brooks July 6) (4)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune at the opposition of 1906-7 (1907) (4)
Photographic Observations of Comet C 1908 (Morehouse) (1908) (4)
Micrometrical observations of the satellite of Neptune at the oppositions of 1903-1904 (4)
Erratum [Micrometrical observations of the satellite of Neptune, and of stars near the planet] (1901) (4)
Micrometric observations of the satellite of Neptune (1893) (4)
On the colors of some of the stars in the globular cluster M13 Herculis. (4)
Photographic determination of the colors of some of the stars in the cluster M13 (Hercules). (1914) (4)
Micrometer observations of the satellite of Neptune in 1901-1902 and 1902-1903 (1903) (4)
ON THE PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE MILKY WAY MADE AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY IN 1889. (1890) (4)
Visual Observations of Halley's Comet in 1910 (1914) (4)
Observations of the satellites of Saturn at the opposition of 1915-16 (1916) (3)
Micrometrical measures of the satellite of Neptune during the opposition of 1898-99 with the 40-inch refractor of the Yerkes Observatory, with some remarks on temperature changes in the object-glass (1899) (3)
NOTICES FROM THE LICK OBSERVATORY (1890) (3)
Observations of Saturn, eclipses and measures of the satellites, and position-angles of the ring (1910) (3)
Discovery and period of a small variable star in the cluster M13 Hercules. (1900) (3)
Measures of the satellites of Saturn and position angles of the rings (prepared for publication by Mary R. Calvert) (1927) (3)
The Aurora of March 15, 1885 (1885) (3)
Observations of the distant companion of Procyon (1917) (3)
The proper motion of the great nebula of Andromeda (1917) (3)
Observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter in the years 1908 and 1909, with a new determination of its period. Miscellaneous observations of Jupiter and his belts and moons (3)
Photographs of Comets and of the the Milky Way (1899) (3)
Correction to the Paper (3)
Comets 1889 I and II, and some suggestions as to the possibility of seing the short-period comets at aphelion (1890) (3)
Photographic Observations of Comet C 1908 (morehouse) Third Paper (3)
On a Photographic Search for a Satellite to the Moon (1895) (3)
Observations of the diameter of Neptune and of the position of his satellite (1895) (3)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune (1913) (3)
Measures of the satellite of Neptune with the 40-inch refractor of the Yerkes Observatory, with remarks on the great telescope (1898) (3)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune(prepared for publication by Mary R. Calvert) (1927) (3)
The Moon: A Summary of the Existing Knowledge of Our Satellite, with a Complete Photographic Atlas by William H. Pickering (1904) (3)
Additional Observations of the Disappearances and Reappearances of the Rings of Saturn in 1907–8, made with the 40-inch Refractor of the Yerkes Observatory (1908) (3)
Measures of the position of the satellite of Neptune, 1893-4 (1894) (3)
Photographs of the Milky Way. (3)
Photographs of the Milky Way and of comets (3)
The Bruce photographic telescope of the Yerkes Observatory. (3)
Measures of the diameters of Mars and the positions of his satellites in 1894 (1897) (3)
Observations of the satellites of Saturn (1915) (3)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune, 1909-1910 (1910) (3)
Filar-micrometer observations of comet 1888 V (1888) (2)
Observations of Hind's Variable Nebula in Taurus (N.G.C. 1555), made with the 40 inch Refractor of the Yerkes Observatory (1899) (2)
Micrometrical Measures of the Diameters of Ceres Pallas, and Vesta, made with the 36-inch Refractor of the Lick Observatory (1894) (2)
Errata [Micrometrical observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter during the opposition of 1893, with measures of diameters of Jupiter, 1892-4] (1894) (2)
Micrometer observations of Phoebe, the ninth satellite of Saturn. (2)
On the Anomalous Tails of Comets (1905) (2)
The Exterior Nebulosities of the Pleiades, with a Drawing from the different Photographs; and on the appearance of the involved Nebulosities of the Cluster with the 40-inch Refractor (1900) (2)
Photograph of the Milky way Near the Star Theta Ophiuchi (1899) (2)
Addendum, Additional observations of the proper-motion star (1916) (2)
On the third and fourth satellites of Jupiter (2)
Micrometer measures of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (2)
Observations of the small star with large proper-motion (2)
New Nebulae. — Small black hole in the milky-way. — Duplicity of β1 Capricorni (2)
Photographic Observations of Borrelly's Comet and Explanation of the Phenomenon of the Tail on July 24 (1903) (2)
Change in the focus of Nova Geminorum 2. Recent observations of Nova Persei 2 and Nova Geminorum 1 (2)
Observations of comet 1913C (1914) (2)
The Lunar Craters Alpetragius and Thales (2)
On the Erroneous Results of a Stereoscopic Combination of Photographs of a Comet (1909) (2)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune at the oppositions 1907–8 and 1908–9, made with the 40‐inch telescope (2)
Encke's Comet. On the Possibility of Photographing the Comet at all Points in its Orbit (1914) (2)
A Remarkable Lunar Halo (1902) (2)
The companions of Procyon and Sirius (1912) (2)
Secondary nucleus to comet 1906b (1906) (2)
Mellish's comet, 1915a (1915) (2)
Physical and Micrometrical Observations of the Planet Venus Made at the Lick Observatory with the 12-INCH and 36-INCH Refractors. (1897) (2)
Observations of the satellite of Neptune in the years 1905-06 (1906) (2)
THE WHITE SPOT ON JUPITER. (1880) (2)
Note on the period of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1892) (2)
Micrometric measures of the satellites of Saturn in the years 1910, 1911 and 1912 (1912) (2)
Micrometrical Measures of the Ball and Ring System of the Planet Saturn, and Measures of the Diameter of his Satellite Titan. Made with the 36-inch Equatorial of the Lick Observatory (1895) (2)
Observations of the seven inner satellites of Saturn (1913) (2)
The great photographic nebula of Orion, encircling the belt and theta nebula (2)
A great nebulous region near omicron Persei. (1915) (2)
Micrometer observations of Neptune(prepared for publication by Mary R. Calvert) (1927) (2)
Note on some of the variable stars of the cluster Messier 5 (2)
Observations of the satellites of Mars (2)
Notes on the Great Comet 1882 II (2)
ECLIPSE OF JAPETUS, THE VIII SATELLITE OF SATURN. (1889) (1)
Micrometrical measures of double stars (1898) (1)
Anomalous tail of comet 1889 I (1889) (1)
Photographic nebulosities in the Milky Way (1)
Micrometric measures of star clusters. (1931) (1)
Photographs of the Planet Mars, etc: (Plates 9, 10.) (1911) (1)
Discovery and observations of a comet 1888e (1888) (1)
Observations of Venus near Inferior Conjunction (1)
Correction to the Paper "on the Dark Markings of the SKY." (1919) (1)
The double head of comet 1899a (1899) (1)
Observations of the sixth satellite of Jupiter (1)
Some notes on nebulae and nebulosities (1)
On the Dark Poles and Bright Equatorial Belt of the First Satellite of Jupiter (1894) (1)
Observations of the transits of Mercury, 1891 May 9, and 1894 November 9-10 (1)
On the Comparison of Reflector and Portrait Lens Photographs (1896) (1)
The great nebula of Andromeda. (1898) (1)
Invisibility of Hind's Variable Nebula (N. G. C. 1555) (1895) (1)
Micrometrical measures of the fifth satellite of Jupiter and on the motion of the line of apsides of the orbit of the satellite (1899) (1)
Filar Micrometer Measures of the Diameters of the Four Bright Satellites of Jupiter, made with the 36-inch Equatorial of the Lick Observatory (1895) (1)
A small faint Nebula near the n. f. end of the Great Nebula of Andromeda (1)
On the Comparison of the Photographs of the Milky Way in α=17h 56m, δ=-28°, in "Knowledge" for July 1890, and March 1891 (1891) (1)
Photographic Measures of Saturn and its Rings (1914) (1)
Naked-Eye Observations of Nova Aquilæ III (1920) (1)
DISCOVERY OF A FIFTH SATELLITE OF JUPITER, SEPTEMBER 8, 1892 (1892) (1)
The Leonid Meteors at Yerkes Observatory (1903) (1)
Harvard College Observatory Bulletin No. 616 (1916) (1)
Transparency of the crape Ring of Saturn, and other peculiarities as shown by the observations of the eclipse of Japetus on November 1st, 1889 (1892) (1)
Observations of Saturn's Rings at Their Disappearances in 1907 with a Suggested Explanation of the Phenomena Presented (1)
Some remarkable small black spots in the Milky Way (abstract) (1)
Measures of the position-angles of the rings of Saturn (1891) (1)
Nova T Coronae of 1866. (1907) (1)
Observations of the companion of Sirius (1915) (1)
Observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter at the opposition of 1906-7 (1907) (1)
Periodical changes in the size of the glow surrounding the lunar crater Linné (1)
Observations of the zodiacal counterglow (1888) (1)
Visual observations of a variable star in the cluster M 3 (NGC. 5272) (1)
Observations of the Planet Jupiter and his Satellites during 1890 with the 12-inch Equatoreal of the Lick Observatory (1891) (1)
Observations of the satellites of Uranus (1909) (1)
The Annular Nebula in Lyra (M 57) (1906) (1)
Micrometrical observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1906) (1)
Micrometer observations of Phoebe (1)
J. Comas Sola's asteroid (925) Alphonsina (1920) (1)
Photographic Observations of Comet 1911 C (Brooks) (1912) (1)
Observations of the Reappearance of the Rings of Saturn; Observations of the Position-Angles of the Rings, and Observations of the Satellites (1892) (1)
SOME NOTES ON NOVA AQUILAE III, 1918 (1920) (1)
The Cluster G. C. 1420 and the Nebula N. G. C. 2237 (1)
A micrometrical determination of the dimensions of the planets and satellites of the solar system made with the 36-inch refractor of the Lick Observatory (1897) (1)
The Leonids of 1897 (1897) (1)
Observations of the companions of Procyon (1)
On the Phenomena of the Transits of the First Satellite of Jupiter (1891) (1)
Photographic observations of Mellish's comet 1907 b (1)
Micrometrical observations of the four satellites of the planet Uranus, and measures of the diameters of Uranus (1896) (1)
On a classification of the periodic comets by their physical appearance (1891) (1)
Ring-Micrometer Observations of Comets and Nebulae (1)
Phenomena observed at the Lunar Eclipse 1902 Oct. 16 (1)
On the Photographs of Comet c 1908 (Morehouse).: (Plates 2, 3.) (1908) (1)
Observations of the companions of Procyon, and of beta 883 (1898) (1)
Observations of comet 1915e (1916) (1)
Note on the Exterior Nebulosities of the Pleiades (1899) (1)
The temporary stars. On the present appearance of some of these bodies. (1)
On the Extended Nebulosity about 15 Monocerotis (1895) (1)
Micrometer measures of the fifth satellite of Jupiter and miscellaneous observations of the planet (1910) (1)
Photographic and visual observations of Iapetus, the eight satellite of Saturn, in 1906 (1)
Colour Changes in the Markings on the Surface of the Planet Jupiter (1891) (1)
The gegenschein and its possible origin (1)
Observations of the star Krueger 60 (1903) (1)
Celestial photographs with a "magic lantern" lens. (1895) (1)
Discovery and observations of a comet (1889) (1)
Observations of Faye's comet (1889) (1)
Visual observations of Halley's comet (1909) (1)
The White Spot on Saturn (1903) (1)
A few Observations of the Planet Saturn and his Rings in the Years 1897–1904.: (Plate 11.) (1908) (1)
Self-Luminous Night Haze (1)
On a great photographic nebula near Antares (1)
Observations of the double comets 1915e and 1915a (1916) (1)
Photograph of an August meteor (1897) (1)
On the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1903) (1)
A CURIOUS EGG. (1881) (1)
Observation 1895 January 27 of the comet 1894e (1895) (0)
Swifts' Comet (1880) (0)
Observations of Comet e 1894 (Swift) (1895) (0)
Corrections to the Observations of 588 Achilles in A. N. 4206. (0)
Observations of comet 1909e and of comet 1910a (1910) (0)
A simple and rapid method of detecting changes on celestial photographs due to motion or variability of the celestial bodies (0)
The Great Nebula of Rho Ophiuchi and the smallness of the stars forming the ground work of the Milky Way (1897) (0)
Change in the Focus of Nova Geminorum no. 2 (0)
A great photographic nebula near pi and delta Scorpii. (1906) (0)
The red star BD +37°3876 = WX Cygni (0)
On the “ Owl ” Nebula, Messier 97 = N.G.C. 3587. 1860.0. $\alpha = {11}^\text{h}\,{6}^\text{m}\,{40}^\text{s}$. $\delta = +{55}^{^{\circ}}\,{46}^{\prime{}}.7$.: (Plate 3.) (1907) (0)
OBSERVATIONS OF THE CONTACTS, DIAMETER AND POSITION OF MERCURY AT THE TRANSIT OF, MAY 9, 1891, AT MOUNT HAMILTON (1891) (0)
Photographic observations of an unknown comet on 1905 July 22 (1905 f) (0)
A small planetary nebula near the star BD. +34°.732 (0)
Observation of the position of Turner's "Nova" [Nova Geminorum 1903] (1903) (0)
Photographic discovery and visual observations of a comet (1892) (0)
Report of the Eclipse Committee (0)
Observations of a faint asteroid 1904 OVa near the place of Phoebe on 1904 Sept. 12 (0)
Erratum [On the fifth satellite of Jupiter] (1903) (0)
Variable stars in the cluster, M 11 (N.G.C.6705) (0)
On the motion of a small star in the Plejades (0)
Erratum [Ring-micrometer observations of comet 1887f] (1886) (0)
Note on Professor Campbell's observations of Nova Aurigae. (1897) (0)
REVIEW: A General Catalogue of 1290 Double Stars discovered from 1871 to 1899 by S. W. Burnham (1900) (0)
Observations of the position and physical appearance of Nova Sagittarii (0)
Note on the diameters and ellipticity of the planet Uranus (1896) (0)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN ASTRONOMY (ABSTRACT) (1898) (0)
Duplicity of the small star preceding β Capricorni (0)
Observations of the Great Comet of 1882 (0)
Additional observations of the Companion C of Comet 1889 V (Brooks) (0)
DARK TRANSIT OF THE III SATELLITE OF JUPITER (SEPTEMBER 2, 1890) (1890) (0)
Remarkable spots on the planet Jupiter (0)
On the new merope nebula (0)
Filar-micrometer observations of Encke's comet (1891) (0)
Nova Persei No. 2 (Anderson) (1920) (0)
Filar-micrometer observations of comets 1892f and 1892g (0)
Ring-micrometer observations of comet 1887e (1886) (0)
On the change in the physical condition of Nova Persei in the fall of 1902 and afterwards (0)
Notice of his appointment as associate editor (1914) (0)
Observations of comet 1890f (1891) (0)
Variable stars in the cluster M 11 (1919) (0)
On an instrument for accurately photographing an unseen moving but known celestial body (0)
Note on the color of Nova Aquilae III (0)
Rediscovery and observations of the periodic comet of Swift, 1880 IV (1891) (0)
Observations of Halley's Comet at the Time of its Nearest Approach to the Earth (0)
Measures of small stars in the Dumbbell Nebula (1915) (0)
A new determination of the Saturnian ball and ring system with the great Lick telescope (0)
The Lick observations of comet 1892 V (1894) (0)
Observations of the variable star RS Aquarii (Ch. 7594) (0)
PROBABLE RETURN OF LEXELL'S COMET. (0)
Micrometer observations of the asteroid (588) Achilles (0)
Additional measures of the position of Nova Persei (Ch. 1226) (0)
Erratum [Discovery and observations of a fifth satellite to Jupiter] (0)
Request for Observations of the First Satellite of Jupiter at its Transit during 1891 (0)
On the varnishing of astronomical negatives (abstract) (0)
On the reported naked-eye observations of Nova Aquilae III previous to 1918, June 8 (0)
Observations of the partial solar eclipse of 1897 July 29 (1897) (0)
An account of the discovery of a fifth satellite to jupiter (0)
the nebula G. C. 2091 (1889) (0)
The New Star in the Nebula of Andromeda (1885) (0)
The Variability of the Nucleus of the Planetary Nebula N.G.C. 7662. $1860.0,\,\alpha\,{23}^\text{h}\,{19}^\text{m}\,{11}^\text{s},\,\delta +{41}^{^{\circ} }\,{46}^{\prime}.0$: (Plate 12.) (1908) (0)
The discovery and period of small variable star (1900) (0)
The Midnight Illumination above the Northern Horizon near the Time of the Summer Solstice (1906) (0)
On the Phenomenon of the Transit of the First Satellite of Jupiter, 1890 September 8, and Observations of the Red Spots on the Planet (1892) (0)
On the rediscovery of d'Arrest's comet (1890) (0)
Preliminary remarks on the observation of Mars 1892, with the 12-in. and 36-in. refractor of the Lick Observatory (1892) (0)
IV. Report on the standardizing of the eclipse plates. (0)
TRANSIT OF MERCURY, OBSERVED AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY:- (1894) (0)
OBSERVATIONS OF JUPITER WITH A 5-INCH REFRACTOR DURING THE YEARS 1879 TO 1886 (PLATES I, II, III, IV ACCOMPANY). (1889) (0)
ON A BLACK TRANSIT OF THE IV SATELLITE OF JUPITER (AUGUST 13, 1890). (1890) (0)
Observations of Halley's comet and notes on itsphotographic appearance (1910) (0)
On the hypothetical disturbing body in the system of 61 cygni (0)
Photographic Observations of Daniel's Comet (0)
Recent Observations of the Rings of Saturn, and their bearing upon some of the Phenomena of the Disappearance of the Rings in 1907 (1909) (0)
Ring Micrometer Observations of Winnecke's Comet 1886 VI (0)
On the Light Changes and Other Peculiarities of Nova Persei No. 2 (Anderson, 1901).. (Plate 12.) (1922) (0)
Period and light curve of the variable star 7594 RS Aquarii (0)
NOTE ON PHOTOGRAPHING THE DARK PART OF THE MOON. (1890) (0)
The Conjunction of Mars and Saturn 1911 August 16 (1911) (0)
A new Nebula near φ Virginis (0)
Photographs of the Milky Way near 15 Monoceros[sic] and near epsilon Cygni. (1895) (0)
Observations of Brooks's periodic comet (1905) (0)
Filar-micrometer observations of comet 1889g (1889) (0)
Prediscovery photographs of Espin's nova lacertae (0)
Apparent duplicity of the first Satellite of Jupiter (0)
A new variable star (1899) (0)
A cluster of eighteen small Nebulae discovered with the 36 inch Refractor of the Lick Observatory (0)
The companion of Sirius (1917) (0)
Further Observations of Nova Aurigæ in 1901 (1901) (0)
The minor planet 21 Lutetia near Jupiter. The great red spot. Transit of satellite II (0)
Observations of comet 1894e (1895) (0)
Observations of comets (0)
Drawings of Comet 1888 I (0)
Delavan's Comet (1914) (0)
Micrometer observations of Wolf's asteroid (887) Alinda (1919) (0)
Visual Observations of Nova Aurigae since its Reappearance in August 1892 (0)
Rediscovery and observations of comet 1884 III Wolf (1891 (0)
Filar micrometer measures of Nova Auriga in 1894 (0)
Photographs of Comet c 1908 (Morehouse).: (Plate 5.) (1908) (0)
Micrometrical Measures and Focal Peculiarities of Nova Lacertœ (Espin). (Plate 9.) (1912) (0)
Micrometrical Measures of the Annular Nebula of Lyra (M. 57) (0)
Observations of Wolf's comet (1916b) (1916) (0)
Book Reviews: Publications of the Yerkes Observatory, Vol. VI (1932) (0)
Occultation of Mars and Jupiter by the moon in September [1892] (1892) (0)
Note on Saturn (0)
THE BINARY STARS, A REVIEW (1919) (0)
On the identity of Anthelm's new star of 1670 (11 Vulpeculae) (0)
Note on Professor Newcomb's Observation of the Zodiacal Light (1906) (0)
Drawing of the planet jupiter (0)
ASTRONOMY: MOTION OF SPOTS ON HIS SURFACE. (1880) (0)
Observations of Wolf's comet (1917 III) (1930) (0)
OBSERVATIONS OF THE OCCULTATIONS OF MARS, AT MT. HAMILTON, SEPTEMBER 3, 1892 (1892) (0)
The Variable Star R Cygni (1913) (0)
Secondary nucleus to Comet b 1906 (Koff) (1906) (0)
MINOR CONTRIBUTIONS AND NOTES: Note on the Southern Tail of Halley's Comet Seen May 17 and 18, 1910 (1917) (0)
Comet 1881 VI (0)
The Great Aurora of June 16, 1915 (0)
Recent Observations of Nova Cygni (1876) (1912) (0)
Discovery and observations of Comet 1888 V (Barnard Oct. 30) (0)
On the Varnishing of Astronomical Negatives (0)
Observations [occultation of star by Jupiter] (1888) (0)
Some Peculiarities of the Novæ (0)
Measures of the sixth satellite of Jupiter, and of comparison stars, in 1908 (0)
Relative Motions of the Spots and Markings on the Surface of Jupiter, from Micrometrical Observations Made at the Lick Observatory (1891) (0)
Observations of comet 1893c (1893) (0)
Micrometer observations of comet 1908 c (Morehouse) (0)
Wolf's "new star" in Cygnus (1903) (0)
On the reobservations of comet 1889 V (1890) (0)
Observations of the Gegenschein or zodiacal counterglow (1893) (0)
Photographic comparison of a bright nebula with a dark one, and the possible luminosity of space (0)
Observations of the Difference of Declination of 21 Asterope and 22 Asterope, at the Transit of Wolf's Comet 1891 Sep. 3 (0)
Note on the new variable star (1919) (0)
conjunctions of Saturn's satellites, observed at the Lick Observatory (1892) (0)
Observations of the Spots and Markings on the Planet Jupiter made with the Twelve-inch Equatoreal of the Lick Observatory (1891) (0)
Nebulas near Castor (1897) (0)
The Gegenschein or zodiacal counterglow (1897) (0)
Berichtigung zu „Small Nebula near Great Andromeda Nebula” in A. N. 2687 (0)
Position-angles of the north polar CAP of Mars, 1898-9 (1899) (0)
SWIFTS' COMET. (1880) (0)
Observations of the zodiacal counterglow, or Gegenschein, made at Mt. Hamilton during the years 1888, 1889, 1890, 1891 (1891) (0)
Filar-micrometer observations of comets 1889f and 1889g (0)
The comet of 1812 (Pons-Brooks) (1885) (0)
On the apparent ellipticity of Mars (1903) (0)
A Mistaken Butterfly (1915) (0)
Photograph of the nebula NGC 1499 near the star ksi Persei. (1895) (0)
NEW DOUBLE STARS. (1889) (0)
Observations of the Magnitudes and Position of Nova Geminorum (1906) (0)
Micrometer observations of comet 1910a (1910) (0)
Observations of comet 1892e (0)
The variability of Nova Cygni of 1876 (1919) (0)
Filar-micrometer observation of comet 1892e (1892) (0)
Discovery and observations of Comet 1889… (Barnard 1888 Sept. 2) (0)
Errata [Photographic discovery and visual observations of a comet] (1892) (0)
Occultation of Jupiter, 1889 September 3 (1889) (0)
Filar Micrometer Observations of Comet 1889...(Barnard March 31) (1889) (0)
On the Proper Motion of Some of the Small Stars in the Dense Cluster M 92 Herculis (0)
Filar Micrometer Observations of Comet 1889 V (Brooks) (0)
comparison of three of his celestial photographs with those taken with the 20-inch reflector, &c., Dr. Roberts (1896) (0)
On the Parallax and Proper Motion of the Double Star Krueger 60 (Burnham, Gen. Cat., 11761).: (Plate 14.) (1908) (0)
On a search for the comet reported 1889, Jan. 15, by Mr. Brooks (1889) (0)
On an Early Search for Winnecke's Comet before Perihelion (0)
Photographic and visual observations of comet 1892f (1892) (0)
Saturn¡ÇS Rings When the Earth Passed Through Their Plane in 1920-1921 (0)
On the probable encounter of Brooks' Comet with a disturbing medium on October 21, 1893 (0)
Discovery of a Comet by Photography (1892) (0)
Additional observations of Halley's comet (0)
The Story of the Comets by George F. Chambers (0)
Transit of Venus 1882 Dec. 5–6 (0)
Micrometrical observations of Nova (T) Aurigae (0)
Visual and photographic observations of comet 1911b (1912) (0)
The great aurora of 1918, March 7 (0)
The great red spot and other markings of Jupiter (0)
Observations of comet 1906a (1906) (0)
Auroral lights, August 25, 1919, observed at the Yerkes Observatory (1919) (0)
Observations of the Minor Planet (403) Cyane (0)
The lunar appulse of 1890 June 2 (1890) (0)
An astronomical coincidence (0)
On an explanation of the double transit of Jupiter's first satellite (0)
The great meteor of July 27, 1894 (1894) (0)
Small stars near Sirius (1897) (0)
Orbit of Comet 1887...(Barnard Febr.16) (0)
OBSERVATION OF SMALL SPOTS ON JUPITER. (1890) (0)
Discovery and Observations of Comet 1889 … (Barnard March 31) (0)
On the motion of some of the stars of messier 92 (hercules) (0)
Reply to Mr. Rudolph Pirovano's remarks in A. N. 4117, concerning „an unexplained observation”︁ (0)
A VERY REMARKABLE COMET (BROOKS, JULY 7, 1889). (1889) (0)
Recent observations of Jupiter - the Great Red Spot and its changes (1892) (0)
Celestial photographs with a (0)
Erratum [Small stars near Sirius] (1900) (0)
The White Spot on Jupiter (1880) (0)
On the companions to VEGA (1897) (0)
The November Leonids of 1896 (1896) (0)
Erratum [Observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter] (1916) (0)
Visual Observations of the Brightness of Nova Persei No. 2 (Anderson 1910) (1926) (0)
Note on communication by Professor Jonckheere (1920) (0)
Photographic Nebulosities and Groups of Nebulous Stars (0)
Observations of comet 1889 V (1891) (0)
Observations of the companion of Sirius with the 40-inch refractor (1910) (0)
The white spot near the north limb of the third satellite of Jupiter (A. N. 4147) (0)
The double star beta 883 (1900) (0)
Erratum [Observations of the seven inner satellites of Saturn] (1913) (0)
On the period and light curve of the variable star No. 33, M. 5 (Libra) and on the possible use of such a star as a time constant (0)
Filar-micrometer measures of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1893) (0)
On a group of small nebulae (0)
Two new variable stars (1917) (0)
On the comparative distances of certain globular clusters and the star clouds of the Milky Way (1920) (0)
The Variability of Nova Cygni, 1876 (Schmidt) (1921) (0)
Observations of the planet (193) Ambrosia (0)
Observations of Nova Persei (Ch. 1226) (0)
Note on comet 1889 V (0)
Visual observations of Phoebe, the ninth satellite of Saturn (1905) (0)
Erratum [Filar-micrometer observations of comet 1889f] (1889) (0)
Notes on the Great Comet of 1882 (1882) (0)
Observations of the companions of Sirius and Procyon (1903) (0)
Observations of (181) Eucharis (0)
Note on Comet 1891 I. (0)
Jupiter: Observation of The Great Red Spot (1881) (0)
On the transparency of the outer ring of Saturn (0)
On a Great Photographic Nebula in Scorpio, near Antares (1895) (0)
Observation of Comet e 1904 (Borrelly) (0)
Peculiarity of focal observations of the planetary nebulae and visual observations of Nova Persei with the forty-inch Yerkes telescopes. (1901) (0)
Hind's New Star of 1848 (Nova Ophiuchi No. 2): (Plate 6.) (1921) (0)
Observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1894) (0)
On the Change in the Focus for Nova Persei (1902) (0)
Observations of Comet 1889 … (Barnard March 31) (0)
East Elongations of Jupiter's fifth Satellite. (0)
Group of small nebulae (0)
Additional Notes on the Visibility of the Dark Side of Saturn's Rings (1908) (0)
Small Nebula near Great Andromeda Nebula (0)
Observation of comet 1902b (1902) (0)
Note on the First Satellite of Jupiter (1891) (0)
Note on the companion of Sirius (1900) (0)
Observations of Halley's Comet (0)
Observations of Wolf's periodic comet (0)
Elements of comet 1887d (1886) (0)
Observations of the transit of Mercury, 1894, Nov. 9-10 (0)
Note on the nebula Dreyer NGC NO. 532 (1895) (0)
Gain of Definition obtained by Moving a Telescope (1913) (0)
Visual observations of some of the Harvard College Observatory polar sequence stars, made with the 40-inch refractor of the Yerkes Observatory (0)
On the acceleration of the receding masses in the tail of Halley's comet 1910 June 6 (0)
The period of the variable star no. 33, M. 5 (libra) (0)
On the positions of the stars BD +1°2720, +1°2722, and +0°2957 (0)
Micrometrical observations of Möesting A, Ptolemaus A and Triesnecker B (1901) (0)
Nova Aquilae of 1905. (1905) (0)
Observations of the stars Krueger 60 and beta 1291 (1900) (0)
Additional observations of comet 1888e (1888) (0)
Observations of (588) Achilles (1920) (0)
Comet 1888 V (1889) (0)
Observations of comet 1888e (1888) (0)
RECENT OBSERVATIONS OF SOME OF THE NOVÆ (1922) (0)
Variable Stars in M 11 (0)
Observations of the Leonid meteors for 1898. (1899) (0)
A VERY REMARKABLE METEOR. (1881) (0)
Micrometer observations of the Tempel3-Swift periodic comet, with observations of three new double stars and four new nebulae. And on the crimson star BD+43°53 (0)
A new variable star with very long period (0)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE NEAR APPROACH OF MARS AND SATURN, SEPTEMBER 29, 1889. (1889) (0)
Parallax of the Andromeda Nebula (0)
Second paper on the motion of the stars in Messier 92 (0)
A Curious Egg (1881) (0)
Observations of comet 1918d (1919) (0)
Filar-micrometer measures of the position of the star DM +37 degrees 4131 for parallax (1900) (0)
Note on the Nebula G. C. 4036 = N. G. C. 5834 (0)
On the Nebulosities of the Pleiades and on a New Merope Nebula (0)
Micrometer positions of Halley's comet, made with the 40-inch telescope of the Yerkes Observatory (1912) (0)
Observations of d'Arrest's comet, 1890 V (1891) (0)
Observations of comets (completed by G. Van Biesbroeck, with the assistance of Miss M.Calvert and Mrs. A. Pierce), (III) (1931) (0)
An unexplained observation (0)
Filar-micrometer observations of comet 1890 II (1891) (0)
Le Premier Satellite de Jupiter. Constitution physique et rotation. (1894) (0)
Micrometrical measures of the companions of Procyon (1899) (0)
The Naming of the Minor Planet No. 907, Barnardiana. (1922) (0)
On a Photographic Study of the Earth-lit Portion of the New Moon (1895) (0)
OBSERVATIONS OF THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF JUNE 6, 1891, AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY, MT. HAMILTON (1891) (0)
Remarkable transparency of Encke's Comet (0)
The Great Aurora of June 16, 1915 (0)
The Great Red Spot on Jupiter (0)
Notes on comet 1886f (0)
Changes in the length of the Great Red Spot on Jupiter (1885) (0)
On the motion of the stars in the cluster Messier 92 (0)
Sherburne Wesley Burnham (1921) (0)
Discovery of a comet, March 31 [1889] (1889) (0)
Observations of the Variable Star 97.1910 Cygni, 1900.0 α 19h 49m 55B.01 δ+36° 46′ 57″.4 (1913) (0)
Ring Micrometer Observations of Comet 1887 IV (Barnard May 12) (0)
Micrometrical and Visual Observations of Nova Cygni (1876) made with the 40-inch Refractor of the Yerkes Observatory (1902) (0)
SWIFT'S COMET. (1880) (0)
Astronomy for Amateurs. Drifting Meteor Trains. (1891) (0)
Observations of Comet 1885 … (Barnard) (0)
Observations of Nova Geminorum. (1903) (0)
On a small nebula close to M. 57 (0)
Observation of comet 1904e (1905) (0)
Comet 1889 I (1891) (0)
To the Editor of "Science.". (1881) (0)
An unsuccessful search for Brorsen's Comet 1889–90 (0)
Comet 1882 III (Barnard) (0)
Observations of (181) Eucharis, and of some small stars near the path of Eucharis, and of a new nebula (0)
Observations of Wolf's Periodic Comet 1911 a (0)
Comets 1890e and 1890f (1890) (0)
MISS MACKIE'S NOVA OPHIUCHI (1920) (0)
An other astronomical coincidence (0)
Nova Aurigae a Nebula (0)
Observations of two great meteors (1904) (0)
Observations of the asteroid (13) Egeria (0)
Return of the Biela Meteors (1886) (0)
The New Merope Nebula. (0)
Max Wolf's two small proper-motion stars in Serpens (A. N. 4981) (1920) (0)
THE GREAT AURORA OF JUNE 16, 1915.4 (1915) (0)
The object R. Jonckheere 900 (1917) (0)
Recent Observations of the Position of Nova Aurigæ with the 40-inch Telescope of the Yerkes Observatory (1901) (0)
Rediscovery and observations of Encke's periodiccomet (1891) (0)
Errata [Ring-micrometer observations of comet 1887e] (1886) (0)
Measures of the Positions of Faint Comparison Stars near the Variable R Cygni (1915) (0)
On the Polar Diameter of Saturn and the Minor Axis of the Ring (1913) (0)
Ring-micrometer observations of comets (1886) (0)
Observations of Nova Persei 1901 (0)
Rediscovery and observations of Wolf's periodic comet (1891) (0)
Photographic Observations of Giacobini's Comet (1905 c) (1906) (0)
Some of the Results of Astronomical Photography Pertaining Specially to the Work with a Portrait Lens (1908) (0)
Suggestions in Respect to Photographing Comets with Special Reference to Halley's Comet (1909) (0)
Two Probably Variable Nebulae (0)
Jupiter: Motion of Spots on His Surface (1880) (0)
A New Nebulous Star, and Corrections to Dreyer's NGC. (0)
A Correction to Dr. Swift's list of new Nebulae in A. N. 2746 (0)
A Singular Dark Marking on the Sky. (1915) (0)
OCCULTATIONS OF STARS (OCTOBER, NOVEMBER, DECEMBER 1889). (0)
Periodical changes in the form of the Gegenschein (1899) (0)
The nebula (1892.0): 23h0m40s +59° 39′7 (0)
On the companions to comet 1889d (1889) (0)
Focal length of the 40-inch telescope of the Yerkes Observatory (1917) (0)
Observation of comet 1902d (0)
Suggestions for Observing Meteor Trains (0)
Comment on the early Harvard photographs of Nova Persei. (1902) (0)
Exterior nebulosities of the Pleiades (1896) (0)
The period of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1893) (0)
Rediscovery of the periodic comet 1884 III (1891) (0)
Observations of Comet a 1906 (Brooks) (0)
Observations of Faye's comet 1888 IV (0)
Observations of the variable star RS Aquarii (0)
The Variable Star No. 33 in the Cluster M. 5 (0)
Ring-Micrometer Observations of Comet 1887 … (Barnard May 12) (0)
Observations of comet 1892f (1892) (0)
On the Probable Motion of the Annular Nebula in Lyra (M 57) and the peculiarities in the Focus for the Planetary Nebulœ and their Nuclei (1900) (0)
Nova Persei of 1901 (0)
The variable star S Lyncis. Two new double stars. Anderson's variable near BD. +55.°3011 (0)
Micrometrical observations of eros made with the forty-inch refractor of the yearkes observatory during the opposition of 1900-1901 (0)
THE DEVELOPMENT OF PHOTOGRAPHY IN ASTRONOMY (II.). (0)
Discovery and Observations of Comet 1889 … (Barnard June 23) (0)
Filar-micrometer observations of Wolf's periodic Comet (1892) (0)
OBSERVATIONS OF THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY, MAY 9, 1891, AT MOUNT HAMILTON. NOTE ON THE VISIBILITY OF MERCURY DURING TRANSIT (1891) (0)
Observations of phoebe, the 9th satellite of Saturn (0)
New planetary nebula (0)
Observations of Olbers' Comet 1887 (0)
Photograph of Brooks's new comet (1893) (0)

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