John Flamsteed
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English astronomer and the first Astronomer Royal
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, John Flamsteed was an English astronomer and the first Astronomer Royal. His main achievements were the preparation of a 3,000-star catalogue, Catalogus Britannicus, and a star atlas called Atlas Coelestis, both published posthumously. He also made the first recorded observations of Uranus, although he mistakenly catalogued it as a star, and he laid the foundation stone for the Royal Greenwich Observatory.
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- A correct tide-table, shewing the true times of the high-waters at London-Bridge, to every day in the year 1688 (1)
- Mr,Flamsteads, Mr.Townlyes, Mr.Haltons, Signor Cassini's and Monsieur Hevelius's, observations of the late eclipse of the sun (1)
- A correct tide-table, shewing the true times of the high-waters at London-Bridge, to every day in the Year 1683 (1)
- An extract of a Latin letter of Signor Cassini, containing both his considerations upon Mr. Flamsteed's account of the lunar eclipse of Decem. 21. 1675, and his own observations of the same eclipse (1)
- V. Observations of the Solar Eclipse, May 1 12. 1706. At the Royal Observatory at Greenwich, &c. Communicated by the Reverend Mr John Flamsted, Math. Reg. & F. R. S (1)
- A letter from the learned Mr John Flamsteed Astron. Reg. concerning the Eclipses of Jupiters Satellit's for the year following 1685. with a catalogue of them, and informations concerning its use (0)
- A correct tide table, shewing the true time of the high-waters at London-Bridge, to every day in the year, 1686 (0)
- A correct tide-table, shewing the true times of the high-waters at London-Bridg, to every day in the year 1687 (0)
- Extracts of two letters written from Darby, Novemb. 21. and Decemb 2. 1671. by Mr. John Flamstead to the Publisher, touching some late appearances of Saturn (0)
- PART-I.-CATALOGUE OF BOUND BOOKS (0)
- An extract of Mr. Flamsteads letter of April, 19. 1673. containing some more accurate observations of his own, about Jupiter's transits near some fixed star; useful for determining the inclination of that planet to the ecliptique. (0)
- Mr. Flamstead's account of his observations of the late comet, sent in a letter to the publisher, Greenwich, May 18. 1677 (0)
- Mr. Flamsteads letter of July 24. 1675. to the publisher, relating to another, printed in numb. 110. of these tracts, concerning M. Horroxes lunar systeme (0)
- A letter from Mr. Flamsteed concerning the ecclipses of Saturns satellit's for the year following. 1684 with a catalogue of them, and informations concerning its use (0)
- Mr. Flamsteeds answer to the former three letters, containing also some celestial observations (0)
- A letter of Mr. Flamsteed, Professor Regius of Astronomy in London, to Sir Jonas Moor Knight, &c. containing his observations of the late Lunar Eclipse, on Decemb. 21. 1675 (0)
- An extract of an account by Mr Flamstead of his own and Mr. Edmund Halleys, observations concerning the spots in the sun, appearing in July and August 1676 (0)
- An account of what hath been observed here in London and Derby, by Mr. Hook, Mr. Flamstead, and others, concerning the late eclipse of the moon, of Jan. 1. 1675 (0)
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