Titlebook: Chronicling the Golden Age of Astronomy; A History of Visual Neil English Book 2018 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2018 Historical telesco

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-34279-0r, we have already covered the saga of Johannes Hevelius of Danzig in the late seventeenth century, whose fortune came through brewing. And it was also true of William Lassell (born June 18, 1799), the son of a timber merchant hailing from Moor Lane in Bolton, Lancashire, in England (Fig. 10.1).

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Reframing HRM in SMEs: An Introduction,hed large observatories with professionals at the helm. The United States, still a sleeping giant, had not yet realized her latent talent for producing some of the finest refracting telescopes in the world. But as John Weale reported in an account of London’s observatories in 1851, privately owned e

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Evy Van Lancker,Mirjam Knockaert and his armies had overrun Germany, plunging it into political and economic upset, a time where the world’s great empires – British, French, Dutch and Russian – jockeyed for power. Yet, amidst this turmoil, a new center of learning was established at Dorpat Observatory in Russia, the brainchild of

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Power, Livability, and Sustainabilityssical refractors, made with just a token nod to optical theory, this benevolent English observer greatly advanced our knowledge of the heavens, showing that, above all, acute and highly trained eyes could see things other amateurs could not, even using larger instruments. Born on March 19, 1799, Da

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-29566-9ages of . [1962], his birthday is quoted as December 14, 1807, in the county of Hereford, England. He was one of two children to his parents, the Reverend John and Sarah Webb. The elder child, a girl, Anne Frances (born 1801), died tragically when Thomas was just a few years old, and he thereafter r

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-29566-9The great American lens maker and founder of a telescope dynasty, Alvan Clark, was a portrait painter by profession before he turned his hand to fashioning some of the finest refractors of the 19th century. And across the pond in England, a landscape artist of considerable ability set his hand to re

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Design, Livability, and Sustainabilitylarizers of astronomy, such as W. R. Dawes and T. W. Webb, a new generation of British amateur astronomers arose, forming societies across the length and breadth of the country. They would take up the gauntlet of observing the heavens in search of booty. Telescopes were becoming more popular, not ju

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