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Epilogue,ed. The observatory itself was soon renamed The Norman Lockyer Observatory., but its finances continued to be too limited to permit the kind of expansion that was needed. When Jim Lockyer died in 1934, the observatory was kept going on similar lines for the next twenty years or so by his assistant D

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The Devonshire Commission,to show how right successive British governments were in interfering as little as possible in the workings of the State. But many scientists felt less happy. If the British Government was letting science and technology (or ‘arts’ as it was then called) evolve as private initiative dictated, some other governments were not.

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Epilogue,. L. Edwards. In 1948, the running of the observatory was handed over to the University College of the South West (now the University of Exeter), and though it has subsequently ceased functioning as an astronomical observatory, it is actually busier than before, since the University is using it as a geophysical out-station.

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