The Motion of Neptune

Details The Motion of Neptune The Motion of Neptune

May 1924

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Circular of the Union Observatory Johannesburg, vol. 60, pp.227-232

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Observations of Neptune, Ephemeris of Neptune, Corrections Required to Reduce Newcomb's First Ephemeris, N0 to the Data of his Last Tables, N2, Corrections Required to Reduce Kowalski's Ephemeris to Newcomb's Second Tables N2, Corrections Required to Reduce Newcomb's First Tables, N1, to Newcomb's Second Tables, N2, Corrections Required to Reduce Le Verrier's Tables, LV to Newcomb's Second Tables, N2, Comparison between Newcomb's and Gaillot's Tables, Special Ephemeris for 1846, September 26 to December 23, Heliocentric Ephemeris of Neptune, Places of the Sun, Ecliptic, Etc, Ephemeris of the Sun, Greenwich Mean Noon and Mean Equinox of Date, and Subsidiary Quantities Used, Geocentric Ephemeris of Neptune, 1846, Greenwich Mean Noon, Lalande's Observations, 1795, May 8 and 10

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