Photographic stars and observatories near Arequipa 1805 arc
The article reviews the rise of stellar photography at Harvard and Cambridge and details the Arequipa Peru station with the Boyden telescope, describing advances in photographic plates, the southern hemisphere observatories, and the push for broader southern sky surveys. It highlights Pickering's leadership, the mood toward science, and debates on northern versus southern facilities.
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Harvard Observatory
Havin Theem
Cambridge
Bond
Tn Lei
Henry Draper
Valury
Wil
Pickering
Ds Veyron Peculiar
Fortuna
Wet Rooney
Canbeidee
Moss
Arcouipn
Peru
Vila
Stele
Etathon
Arequeipe
Oko
Tafas Observa
Edwin Arno
Enise Poy Poppet
San Halo
Pertrories
Obeorgitars
Persin
Faeis
Bibi Arnel
Iiaran Kley
Mawr. Pickering
Cambriae
Arequipa
Equator
Elty Lintie
Heath Othe Bidet
Ruestin National
Gaeverd
Lick Observatory
Wetitinlad Hight
Wwe
Venus
Pwlee
Mars
Earth
Sehaf
Ot Nisev
Percival Lowell
Agapir Hall
Eliot Lord
Serpents Sleep Eyes Warned by Nighttime Habits
Narrative excerpt describes nocturnal snake behavior and sleep, detailing eyelid mechanics where the eyes close or remain open, how snakes rest in shaded spots, and stories of handling venomous species. Accounts include copperheads, adder encounters, and a Trinidad reservoir sighting, with vivid field observations and close-quarters handling of a sleeping venomous snake.
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S. McChoire
Ana Baetrsb TV
Aav
Lim
Toyah
Cremiue
Enuke
Pela
Boyne
Ethoie
Wwe
Mayo
Iaree
Reap Crehamstown
Atthea
Tredaia
South Afric
Dinate Bhi
Watley
Island
Jin
Trinity
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Eile
Beocom
Mollende
Santa Ana
Fae
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TANOO
Misti
Cambride
Arequipa Station
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