Titlebook: Searching the Heavens and the Earth; The History of Jesui Augustín Udías Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2003 Astronomi

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Europe: Jesuit Astronomy and Geophysics (1814–2000)the late part of the XIX century, when these two types of observations were usually carried out in the same observatory. These observations were followed later by those of geomagnetism and seismology. The main astronomical observatories were those of the Collegio Romano (Italy), Stonyhurst (England)

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North America: The Jesuit Seismological Association (1814–2000)ciated with the Jesuit Seismological Service (JSS) and, later, with the Jesuit Seismological Association (JSA). This was a cooperative effort of a number of Jesuit colleges and universities which formed a network of seismological stations. The first central station was in Cleveland and was later in

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Asia, Africa, and Australia: The Great Mission Observatories(1814–2000)already expressed a similar view, saying that Christian faith entered China helped by the hand of astronomy (Chapter 1). In the 19th century and at the beginning of the 20th century, in many countries, Jesuit observatories were the only existing scientific institutions, and remained so for many year

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Asia, Africa and Australiaines was carried out. In 1891 the seismological section was reorganized with new equipment and in 1897 an astronomical section was added. In 1901 the United States administration recognized the work of the observatory and made it the headquarters of the new Philippine Weather Bureau appointing Algué

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