Ralph Copeland

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Ralph Copeland is affiliated with the following schools: University of Göttingen, University of Edinburgh

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According to Wikipedia, Ralph Copeland FRSE FRAS was an English astronomer and the third Astronomer Royal for Scotland. Life Copeland was born at Moorside Farm, near Woodplumpton in Lancashire, England the son of Robert Copeland, yeoman, and his wife, Elizabeth Milner, and attended Kirkham Grammar School. He spent five years in Australia where he discovered his interest in astronomy. He returned in 1858 to pursue a career in engineering.

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Ralph Copeland's Published Works

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On Hartwig's Nova Andromedœ (1886) (4)
Spectroscopic observations of comets III and IV, 1881, comet I, 1882, and the Great Comet of 1882 (3)
On a New Double Image Micrometer (2)
Total solar Eclipse of January 22, 1898. Preliminary report on observations made at Ghoglee, central provinces (2)
Solar Phenomenon (1)
On the Variability of the Spectrum of γ Cassiopeiœ (1887) (1)
Note on the visible Spectrum of the Great Nebula in Orion (1888) (1)
Spectroscopic and Other Observations of Schmidt's Nova Cygni made at Dun Echt Observatory (1)
Malarial Fever Contracted in Portsmouth (1906) (1)
IV.—On the New Star in the Constellation Auriga (1)
On a New Star in the Constellation of Orion (1886) (1)
An Incorrect Footnote and its Consequences (1)
Dun Echt Circulars, No. 97 and No. 98. (0)
on the meteoric shower of November 27, 1885 (1885) (0)
1900 May 28, Preliminary reports on the British Government Expeditions (1899) (0)
New variable in Andromeda (0)
Request to Astronomers (0)
The New Star in Swan (0)
The Austro-Hungarian Map of Franz Josef Land (1896) (0)
Dun Echt Circular, Nos. 100, 101, 102, 103, and 104. (0)
Nebular Spectrum of Nova Aurigæ (1892) (0)
Positions of Stars Within One Degree From the North Pole, and of Three Fundamental Pole-Stars (0)
Note on some hitherto Unnoticed Features near the Lunar Crater Hyginus (1879) (0)
Observations of the Transit of Mercury on 1891 May 9 at the Royal Observatory, Edinburgh (1891) (0)
Observations of the Total Eclipse of the Moon, 1891, November 15, made at Edinburgh (1892) (0)
Observations of Comet b 1880 (Schäberle), made at Dun Echt Observatory with the Filar‐Micrometer on the 15 in. Refractor (0)
3. Astronomical Notes. (0)
Occultation of Aldebaran, 1885, February 22, observed at Dun Echt, Aberdeen (1885) (0)
The Total Solar Eclipse of 1887, August 19 (1887) (0)
On two “Flats” on the Moon's Limb, observed March 23, 1877 (1877) (0)
Observations of Auroræ on August 12 and 13 (1880) (0)
Observations. Elements and Ephemeris of Palisa's Comet (0)
The Late Earthquake in India (1897) (0)
Note on the Phenomena known as “Shadow Bands.” (1880) (0)
The Variable Star η Aquilæ (1897) (0)
On an Observation of the Projection of Jupiter's First Satellite on its own Shadow, made at Dun Echt, Aberdeen (1885) (0)
Preliminary note on observations of the total solar eclipse of 1900 May 28, made at Santa Pola (casa del pleito), Spain (0)
On a Revised Map of Kaiser Franz Josef Land, Based on Oberlieutenant Payer's Original Survey (1897) (0)
The Total Solar Eclipse of August 19, 1887 (0)
Dun Echt Circular, Nos. 105, 106, 107, 108, 109, and 110. (0)
An account of some astronomical experiments at high elevation in the Andes (0)
A Rare Phenomenon (1891) (0)
Our Astronomical Column (1892) (0)
Expedition to Santa Pola, Spain, preliminary report: Total solar eclipse of 1900 May 28. (0)
Note on the Spectrum of Comet e 1888 (Barnard, September 2) (1888) (0)
On a pretended early discovery of a satellite of Mars (1892) (0)
Observations of Meteors made on November 27, 1878 (1879) (0)
spectroscopic observations made at the Earl of Crawford's Observatory, Dun Echt, Aberdeen (1884) (0)
Dun Echt Circulars, Nos. 25, 26 and 27. (0)
The New Star in Cygnus (1877) (0)
The New Star in Cygnus (1877) (0)
A new planetary nebula (0)
Dun Echt Circulars, Nos. 41, 42, 43. (0)
Ueber den neuen stern in Auriga. (0)
List of Stars for micrometrical comparison in Declination with the Planet Juno near the Opposition of 1874 for the determination of her Parallax on the plan proposed (0)
On Schmidt's Nova Cygni (0)

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