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According to Wikipedia , Solon Irving Bailey was an American astronomer and discoverer of the main-belt asteroid 504 Cora, on June 30, 1902. Bailey joined the staff of Harvard College Observatory in 1887. He received an bachelor's and masters from Boston University in 1881 and 1884, respectively, and a masters from Harvard University in 1888 . He also earned anAfter the observatory received the "Boyden Fund" bequest from the will of Uriah A. Boyden, Bailey played a major role in finding a site for Boyden Station in Arequipa, Peru, and was in charge of it from 1892 to 1919. He was also one of the first to carry out meteorological studies in Peru, traveling extensively in desolate areas at very high altitude. Boyden Station was moved to South Africa in 1927 due to better weather conditions and became known as the Boyden Observatory.
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1900 1910 1920 1930 0 2.5 5 7.5 10 12.5 15 17.5 20 22.5 25 Published Works The periods of the variable stars in the cluster Messier 5. (1899) A discussion of variable stars in the cluster ω Centauri (11)Harvard College Observatory, circular no. 11. A new spectroscopic binary mu-1 Scorpii. (1896) Note on the Relation Between the Visual and Photographic Light Curves of Variable Stars of Short Period (1899) Variable stars in the cluster Messier 3 (4)Henrietta Swan Leavitt, with Plate XVII (1922) (2)THE POTSDAM PHOTOMETRIC DURCHMUSTERUNG. (1906) THE SYSTEM OF CASTOR. (1906) Harvard College Observatory, circular no. 2. Variable star clusters. (1895) Edward Charles Pickering, 1846-1919 (1919) The Cambridge astronomical society of 1854 (1)On the Forms of the Disks of Jupiter's Satellites (1895) A catalogue of 7922 southern stars observed with the meridian photometer during the years 1889 - 91. (1)REVIEW, PUBLICATIONS OF THE LICK OBSERVATORY, VOLUME XIII, 1918, STUDIES OF THE NEBULAE (1920) Variable star clusters. New variable stars. (1898) A catalogue of bright clusters and nebulae (1)The southern Milky Way (1)XVIII. ASTRONOMY 1877–1927 (1930) Variable stars in clusters. (1898) A New Star Variable stars near N. G. C. 6093 (1924) (0)Woods's Nova (1919) (0)Comas Sola's Object (0)Fifty-One New Variable Stars. (1921) (0)Reid's Comet (1921) (0)RESEARCHES IN STELLAR PHOTOMETRY. PARKHURST. (1907) Comparison of a Milky Way Field with One at the South Galactic Pole. (1922) (0)ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. (1891) Suspected Variable B. D. +44º 994 (1921) (0)Proof of variability of Fourteen Stars in the Orion Nebula (1924) (0)The Milky way Peruvian meteorology, 1888-1890 (0)Winnecke's Comet (1921) (0)Tempel's Comet (1920) (0)Note on the variable stars in the globular cluster Messier 15 (abstract) (0)Note on the obscured area near ρ Ophiuchi (abstract) (0)GENERAL NOTES Dubiago's Comet (1921) (0)Positions of Nebulae, vol. 3 (0)Two New Variable Stars in N.G.C. 1851 (1924) (0)Metcalf's Second Comet (1919) (0)Recent total eclipses of the sun. (0)Star Clusters and Nebulae Arequipa Time Book No.1 (0)ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. Finlay- Schaumasse Comet (1919) (0)THE PLANET MARS. (1907) ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. (1885) ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. ASTRONOMICAL NOTES. (1906) A Triple Rainbow (1890) Photographic Work at Arequipa with the Bruce 24-Inch Refractor. N.G.C. 3201. (1922) (0)Peruvian meteorology, 1892-1895 (0)Clusters and Nebulae (1926) (0)A New Asteroid Harvard College Observatory, circular no. 18. Variable star clusters. (1897) THE YALE PARALLAXES. (1907) Metcalf's First Comet (1919) (0)Double Stars; Planets (13-inch - Peru) (0)Variable Stars in the Cluster, N.G.C. 3201. (1919) (0)Spectroscopic Binaries under Investigation at Different Institutions (1914) New Faint cluster Variable near N. G. C. 6362 (1922) (0)More Papers This paper list is powered by the following services:
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