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Aus dem Archiv der Deutschen Seewarte — 1902 No. 3 —
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Mittlere Zeit
Berlin
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A. J. 474. Beobachter: H. A. Howe. Instrument: 20 zoll. Refraktor.
Juni 21
17h
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160
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3'45"3
141
41 m 9-39
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21. Juni: 2. Beob. Die Beobachtungszeit habe ich von 9 b 3o m 53 s in 9 h 36 m 53 s geändert.
Genf.
A. N. 3556. Beobachter: J. Pidoux. Instrument: 10 zoll. Aequatorial.
März 17
7» 48“ 2ÌI
33
- i m 49/97
4- 7' 14-6
2 ll 52“'49?35
-10° 5 7' 54-7
+0-37
+ 6'.'9
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7 52 17.1
26
4- i 34-73
- 4 57-i
2 49 30-32
- 9 56 19.3
+0-37
+ 6.7
-0 S3
+ 6.0
21
7 51 19-1
18
4- i 54-93
4- i 19-7
2 40 2.55
- 7 2 56.3
+0.36
+ 6.2
-0.13
+ 6.5
25
7 58 49.1
17
- 8 49.78
4- 4 53-2
2 27 54.04
- 3 33 49-8
+0.36
+ 5-7
+0.40
- 6.0
27
7 54 24.1
15
-ii 28.34
- 6 39 S
2 21 49.34
- i 57 23.4
+0.35
+ 5-5
+1.16
-II-3
28
7 40 27.1
10
+ i 43-97
4- 9 52.4
2 18 48.14
— 1 10 46.9
+0.34
+ 5-4
+0.05
+10.4
Mai 17
10 27 33.1
287a
- 3 1.68
— 1 48.2
22 45 2.16
+41 5° 52.3
-0.57
+ 11.6
—0.42
- 3-9
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11 41 59.1
282
- 1 S.50
-10 53-5
22 34 5S.13
+43 33 59-0
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+ 9-S
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- 5-3
19
10 26 40.1
278
— O 42.49
- 5 9-5
22 24 55.16
+45 8 24.4
-0.71
+11.5
+0.45
- 6.4
22
10 1 58.1
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4- 0 8.74
4- 2 32.6
21 45 43.02
+50 4 59-9
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+ 11.2
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- 5-8
26
10 0 7.1
251
4- 0 3.42
- 3 57-8
20 30 16.70
+55 33 18.5
—1 2S
+ S.i
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+ 5-0
26
10 47 13.1
250
4- 2 34.76
- S 26.S
20 29 32.77
+55 35 9-8
-1.30
+ 6.2
+1.19
- 4.1
27
9 50 29.1
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- 3 48.00
-Mo 33.S
20 7 17.53
+56 25 56.5
-1-33
+ 7-4
+0.73
+ 1.1
29
9 46 24.1
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- 0 40.47
- 7 1S.5
19 17 4710
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-1-37
+ 5.3
+1-43
+ 4.7
30
9 3514.1
240
+ 0 30.46
- 3 24.7
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+ 4.4
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+ 6.4
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9 43 41.i
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— 1 20.S
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— 1.26
+ 2.9
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+ 9-7
Juni 2
10 29 57.2
221
4- 9 56.27
4- 4 12.0
17 40 10.74
+55 19 17-8
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+ 5-5
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4- 5 55-52
- 3 3S.4
16 59 57-23
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+ 13-0
5
10 11 22.1
212
- 4 58.05
4- 4 48-3
16 43 30.47
4-51 22 40.8
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— 0.2
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+18.2
7
10 7 17.1
198
4- i 52.32
4- 0 49.3
16 14 26.S4
+48 12 40.5
-0.38
0.0
- 1.00
+ 8.7
9
9 58 56.1
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4- 2 45.27
- 2 56.9
15 51 22.21
+44 56 56.9
—0.26
+ 0.5
-0.74
+ 5-4
IO
10 130.1
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- 0 44.55
4- 3 32-2
15 41 37.14
+43 19 55-2
-0.13
+ 0.8
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+15.7
1 3
10 40 42.1
175
- 2 33.69
4- 7 27.5
15 iS 1.55
+38 40 16.8
+0.07
+ 1.5
-0.25
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26
10 23 15.1
156
- 2 7-51
4- i 49-3
14 29 54.63
+24 5 27.5
+0.18
+ 3-3
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- 0.8
27
10 3315.i
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- 0 34.20
- 6 5.9
14 28 3.94
+23 16 39.0
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+ 3.4
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— 0.1
30
ii 10 55.1
134
4- 2 30.84
- i 43-3
14 23 22.51
4-21 2 6.6
+0.25
+ 3-6
-0.95
+10.7
März 17: Nur eine Pos. mit Mikrometer.
März 25 und 27: Vergleichstern wurde einige Minuten vor Untergang des Kometen sichtbar.
Mai 17: Vergleichstern war falsch identifizirt.