Book: UK Solar Eclipses from year 1 to 3000AD
Bill Kramer's Eclipse chasers' observation details
These publications are available on request by emailing me:
I have reports on these solar eclipses:
1868T Observations from Madras
1869T Prof Coffin American Ephemeris
1870T BAA short report
1870T One chapter in Light Science for Leisure Hours by Richard A Proctor
1871T Government of India at Dodabetta, near Ootacamund by J. F. Tennant, RE, FRS
1871T One chapter in Light Science for Leisure Hours by Richard A Proctor
1878T Observing Guide USNO
1878T One chapter in Light Science for Leisure Hours by Richard A Proctor
1885A US Navy Report by Allan Brown
1886T BAA report
1887T L'ACADÉMIE ROYALE DES SCIENCES, BRUSSELS
1893T Report from Senegal
1896T National Almanac Circular 15
1898T National Almanac Circular 16
1898T National Almanac Circular 16
1900T BAA Report
1900T Iowa Academy of Sciences
1900T National Almanac Circular 17
1900T Scientific American note on forthcoming eclipse
1901T Dutch expedition to Sumatra
1901T National Almanac Circular 18
1905T National Almanac Circular 19
1905T Expedition to Aswan
1905T BAA report
1905T Short report by George Bruford from Burgos
1908T Flint Island
1910T Expedition to Davey in Tasmania
1918T In German by Prof Ginzel
1927T Daily Telegraph Guide and Map
1927T Result of Observations L Vegard from Norway
The Wilde Lecture on Solar Eclipses 1906 Prof H.H. Turner , DSc FRS
Remarkable Eclipses by W.T. Lynn. Published by Samuel Bagster & Sons Limited, 10th edition - 1909
Preface to the book: The favourable reception of the former editions of this little work, the first of which was published in 1896, has induced the author to issue a tenth, brought up to date of the present year, with some improvements. Practically, it consists of two parts, though without formal division : a sketch of the historical and chronological bearing of eclipses seen before their scientific study began, which may be said to date from the one which was total in England in the year 1715; and a rapid survey of the observations made of those which have occurred since, and the discoveries resulting from them. By the kind permission of the Astronomer Royal, Sir William Η. M. Christie, I am enabled to reproduce, as a frontispiece to this work, one of his beautiful photographs of the total eclipse of the 30th of August, 1905, taken at Sfax in Tunisia. W. T. L.
Story of the Eclipses by George F. Chambers F.R.A.S. Published 1899, 1902 by d. Appleton and Company
Solar Eclipse Expedition to Port Davey, Tasmania, May 1910
LIGHT SCIENCE FOR LEISURE HOURS
FAMILIAR ESSAYS ON SCIENTIFIC SUBJECTS, NATURAL PHENOMENA, &c .BY RICHARD A. PROCTOR, B.A. CAMB.
HONORARY SECRETARY OF THE ROYAL ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY; AUTHOR OF 'THE SUN' 'OTHER WORLDS' 'SATURN' 'ESSAYS ON ASTRONOMY' 'THE ORBS AROUND US' ETC.
CONTENTS:
Great Solar Eclipse
The Eclipse of 1870
The Eclipse op 1871
The Eclipse of 1878
The Earth in Meteoric Shadow
Condition of the Larger Planets
A Great Solar Outburst
Comets
The August MeteorS
Etc.
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