John Martin Schaeberle
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, John Martin Schaeberle was a Kingdom of Württemberg-born American astronomer. Biography He was born Johann Martin Schäberle in Kingdom of Württemberg, but in 1854 immigrated as an infant to the United States. Most sources refer to him as John M. Schaeberle, but his family and friends called him Martin.
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- DISCOVERY OF THE COMPANION TO PROCYON (1896) (197)
- THE PROBABLE ORIGIN AND PHYSICAL STRUCTURE OF OUR SIDEREAL AND SOLAR SYSTEMS. (1907) (7)
- A MECHANICAL THEORY OF THE SOLAR CORONA. (1890) (5)
- Micrometric measures of the two outer satellites of Uranus, and of the satellite of Neptune (1895) (4)
- SOME PHYSICAL PHENOMENA INVOLVED IN THE MECHANICAL THEORY OF THE CORONA (4)
- THE LAW OF RADIATION. (1909) (4)
- Micrometric observations of the satellite of Neptune (3)
- WHITE SPOTS ON THE TERMINATOR OF MARS. (1890) (3)
- THE DALLMEYER LENS OF THE ECLIPSE EXPEDITION (1893) (3)
- Geological Climates. (1908) (3)
- On the aberration of parabolic mirrors (2)
- ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE LICK OBSERVATORY STATION IN CHILE (1894) (2)
- NEWTON'S CORPUSCULAR THEORY OF LIGHT. (1921) (2)
- PRELIMINARY NOTE ON A MECHANICAL THEORY OF COMETS (1893) (2)
- The Coronal Comet of April 16, 1893 (1894) (2)
- Solar eclipse expedition of the Lick Observatory (1898) (2)
- THE DISTANCES OF THE FIXED STARS. (1907) (2)
- On the spiral character of the nebulosities surrounding gamma Cassiopeiae (1903) (2)
- The ring nebula in Lyra, and the dumb-bell nebula in Vulpecula, as great spirals (1903) (1)
- JUPITER'S SATELLITES (1893) (1)
- Observations of the satellites of Uranus (1897) (1)
- Measures of the binary system of 85 Pegasi (1896) (1)
- THE EFFECTIVE SURFACE-TEMPERATURE OF THE SUN AND THE ABSOLUTE TEMPERATURE OF SPACE. (1907) (1)
- Observations of the companion to Procyon and of the companion to Sirius (1897) (1)
- Observations of the satellites of Mars during the opposition of 1896 (1897) (1)
- THE GLACIAL EPOCH. (1906) (1)
- Observations of the fifth satellite of Jupiter (1897) (1)
- A comet in the corona of 1893 April 16 (1894) (1)
- PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE CORONA OF APRIL 16, 1893, OBSERVED IN CHILE (1893) (1)
- The Probable Volcanic Origin of Nebulous Matter (1)
- AN EXPLANATION OF THE CAUSE OF THE EASTWARD CIRCULATION OF OUR ATMOSPHERE. (1908) (1)
- ON THE PHOTOGRAPHIC BRIGHTNESS OF THE FIXED STARS. (1889) (1)
- Orbital motion of the companion to Procyon (1897) (1)
- NOTE ON THE ABOVE (1891) (1)
- On the intensity of the image of an infinite luminous area a reply (1898) (1)
- An Ignored Theory of the Ice Age (1906) (1)
- On the Origin of Spiral Nebulas (1)
- PRELIMINARY NOTE ON TERRESTRIAL ATMOSPHERIC ABSORPTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC RAYS OF LIGHT (1892) (1)
- OCCULTATION OF MARS BY THE MOON (1890, APRIL 8) (1890) (1)
- ON THE ORIGIN AND AGE OF THE SEDIMENTARY ROCKS. (1908) (1)
- OBSERVATIONS OF THE SOLAR ECLIPSE OF JUNE 6, 1891, AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY, MT. HAMILTON (1891) (0)
- PRELIMINARY NOTE ON THE OBSERVATIONS OF THE SURFACE FEATURES OF MARS, 1892 (1892) (0)
- Meridian Observations of Comet 1886… (Brooks 1) (0)
- Meridian Observations of Comet 1884 III (Wolf) (0)
- A criticism of some recent theoretical results of Professor Wadsworth, relating to the theorv of telescopic images (1897) (0)
- Derivation of fundamental formulas for the Cassegrain (and Gregory) telescopes (0)
- ATMOSPHERIC ABSORPTION OF THE PHOTOGRAPHIC RAYS (1891) (0)
- NOTE ON THE OPPOSITION OF MARS, 1890. (1890) (0)
- Meridian Observations of (33) Polyhymnia and (40) Harmonia (0)
- Observations of the Occultations of Mars, at Mt. Hamilton, September 3, 1892 (1892) (0)
- GEOLOGICAL AND SOLAR CLIMATES (NOTE ON DR. MANSON'S PAPER) (1893) (0)
- Observations of the spectrum of the Orion nebula. (1897) (0)
- On the companions to VEGA (1897) (0)
- Lateral astronomical refraction (1884) (0)
- A special case of an error, in the observed time of a star's transit, which is a function of the star's magnitude (0)
- A new variable star in Aries. (0)
- On a fundamental optical imperfection of the parabolic reflecting telescope (0)
- DESCRIPTION OF A NEW CASSEGRAINIAN TELESCOPE, EQUATORIALLY MOUNTED, HAVING AN EQUIVALENT FOCAL LENGTH OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY FEET (1895) (0)
- The Specter of the Brocken (1891) (0)
- Planetary Photography wit a Reflecting Telescope (1896) (0)
- (THIRTEENTH) AWARD OF THE DONOHOE COMET-MEDAL (TO W. R. BROOKS) (0)
- (EIGHTEENTH) AWARD OF THE DONOHOE COMET-MEDAL (0)
- MEASURE OF STRUVE 2145 (1893) (0)
- Ann Arbor Observations of the Great Comet of 1882 (1882 II) (0)
- THE BRIGHT STREAKS ON THE MOON (1893) (0)
- Occulation of Jupiter and his Satellites, September 8, 1892 (1892) (0)
- THE INFALLIBILITY OF NEWTON'S LAW OF RADIATION AT KNOWN TEMPERATURES. (1908) (0)
- Note on the visual magnitude of the faintest stars photographed by Dr. Max Wolf, at Heidelberg (1895) (0)
- On the Horizontal Flexure of Vertical Circles (0)
- Errata [Micrometric observations of the satellite of Neptune] (1897) (0)
- (SIXTH) AWARD OF THE DONOHOE COMET-MEDAL (TO E. E. BARNARD) (0)
- On the worthlessness of a proposed form of telescope (1897) (0)
- AN IGNORED THEORY OF THE ICE AGE. (1906) (0)
- General theory of the aberration in the focal plane of a parabolic reflector (1898) (0)
- On the remarkable aurora of September 12-13, 1881 (1881) (0)
- A short Method for Computing Astronomical Refractions between 0° and 45° Zenith‐Distance (0)
- On the physical structure of the great cluster in Hercules (1903) (0)
- Orbit and proper motion of 85 Pegasi (beta 733) (1888) (0)
- A method for determining the flexure of a telescopic tube for all positions of the instrument (1882) (0)
- REPORT ON VISUAL AND PHOTOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS OF THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY, MAY 9, 1891, AT MOUNT HAMILTON (1891) (0)
- Observations of the binary systems of Sirius, Procyon and 85 Pegasi (1897) (0)
- On the Companion to Procyon (0)
- On a fundamental optical defect in the images formed by a parabolic reflector (1897) (0)
- A short Method of. Computing, with Bessel's Constants, the true Refractions for all Zenith‐distances (0)
- OBSERVATIONS OF THE PLANET URANUS WITH THE 36-INCH EQUATORIAL (1891) (0)
- Elements of Comet 1886...(Fabry) (0)
- Meridian Observations of Comet 1886 … (Fabry) (0)
- Theoretical photographic magnitudes of the new star in Auriga (1892) (0)
- Newton's Corpuscular Theory of Light (1921) (0)
- Note on „A short Method for Computing the True Refractions”︁ (0)
- OBSERVATIONS OF MARKINGS ON JUPITER'S THIRD SATELLITE (1891) (0)
- The period of beta Lyrae (1906) (0)
- FIFTEENTH AWARD OF THE DONOHOE COMET-MEDAL (0)
- Meridian observations of comets (0)
- On certain evidence indicating the existence, in the Solar system, of streams of gravitating matter ejected from the Sun (0)
- A Short Demonstration of the Exponential Theorem (1887) (0)
- Errata in Klinkerfues's formulas for meteor-paths; and in the value of log P for the Lick Observatory (1895) (0)
- EXAMINATION OF URANUS FOR THE DETECTION OF NEW SATELLITES (1891) (0)
- The Law of Radiation (1909) (0)
- Corrections to the Lick Observatory time-signals for Dec.30.0, Dec. 31.0, Jan. 1.0, and Jan. 2.0 (1889) (0)
- PHOTOGRAPHS OF JUPITER (1897) (0)
- Ephemeris of beta 733 (1891) (0)
- ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE AUGUST METEORS, FROM OBSERVATIONS AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY (0)
- Observations of the Transit of Venus, 1882 Dec. 5–6.† (0)
- On the Eccentricity of the Sextant (0)
- ON THE FORMS OF THE DISKS OF JUPITER'S SATELLITES (1894) (0)
- On the Declination of 74 Cygni (0)
- A SIMPLE GEOMETRICAL EXPLANATION OF CERTAIN APPARENTLY ABNORMAL FORMS OF A SATELLITE DURING ITS TRANSIT ACROSS THE DISC OF JUPITER (1893) (0)
- Errata [On the worthlessness of a proposed form of telescope] (1898) (0)
- PREDICTIONS RELATING TO THE ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, JUNE 6, 1891, AND TO THE TRANSIT OF MERCURY, MAY 9, 1891 (0)
- PREDICTIONS RELATING TO THE ANNULAR ECLIPSE OF THE SUN, JUNE 6, 1891 (0)
- The Earth as a Heat-Radiating Planet (1908) (0)
- Erratum [Erratum [Elements and ephemeris for comet 1889b], 8,191] (1889) (0)
- BANDS ON THE PLANET URANUS. (1890) (0)
- Magnitudes of Nova Aurigae corrected for atmospheric absorption (1892) (0)
- ELEMENTS AND EPHEMERIS OF BARNARD'S COMET (MARCH 29, 1891) (1891) (0)
- THE INFALLIBILITY OF NEWTON'S LAW OF RADIATION AT KNOWN TEMPERATURES (1908) (0)
- Orbit and ephemeris of the comet 1888f (1888) (0)
- Fundamental errors in the almanac positions of the principal observatories of the world (1897) (0)
- THE EARTH AS A HEAT-RADIATING PLANET. (1908) (0)
- Observations of comet 1895d (1895) (0)
- REMARKS ON THE SURFACE-MARKINGS OF MARS (1893) (0)
- REMARKS ON THE "PHOTOGRAPHIC OBSERVATIONS OF ALGOL," (1894) (0)
- Orbits of 85 Pegasi (1894) (0)
- On the Magnifying Power of a Telescope (1883) (0)
- Errata [On the aberration of parabolic mirrors] (1898) (0)
- Method for determining the collimation constant of a transit circle (1883) (0)
- Parallax of a Meteor determined by photography (1897) (0)
- SATELLITES OF MARS, 1890 (0)
- A simple physical explanation of the seeming enlargement of celestial areas near the horizon (0)
- A Method for Measuring the Astronomical Flexure in Zenith-Distance for all Positions of the Instrument (0)
- FRANZ FRIEDRICH ERNST BRUENNOW, TRANSLATED FROM THE GERMAN OF PROFESSOR A. KRUEGER (1891) (0)
- Note on the New Nebula in Auriga (1892) (0)
- THE FORMS OF JUPITER'S SATELLITES (1891) (0)
- On the observed motions in the nebulosity surrounding Nova Persei (0)
- On the Inclination of the horizontal wires of a Transit Circle (0)
- On the photographic efficiency of a 13-inch reflector of 20-inches focus (1903) (0)
- THE BINARY STAR, Β733 (85 PEGASI) (1893) (0)
- The Inner Corona of April 16, 1893 (1894) (0)
- A simple geometrical explanation of the cause of the observed distortions of the shadows of jupiter's satellites (1893) (0)
- Letter from Mr. Schaeberle (1889) (0)
- Comet a 1898 = Winnecke's periodic comet (0)
- On the formation of a new division in the B-ring of Saturn (1897) (0)
- The Sun's Corona (1891) (0)
- TRANSIT OF MERCURY, OBSERVED AT THE LICK OBSERVATORY:- (1894) (0)
- Erratum [Theoretical photographic magnitudes of the new star in Auriga] (1892) (0)
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