Giovanni Schiaparelli: Visions of a colour blind astronomer

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Feb 1997

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Journal of the British Astronomical Association, vol.107, no.1, p.11-15

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Biography: G. Schiaparelli, Planetary Observation, Historical

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The greatest observer of Mars of the nineteenth century was the Italian astronomer Giovanni Virginio Schiaparelli. In his classic compilation of Martian observations, La Planete Mars, published in 1892, Camille Flammarion readily conceded that Schiaparelli's was 'the greatest work which has been carried out with regard to Mars,'1 while another eminent Martian, Percival Lowell, referred to the Italian astronomer alone as his Martian master ('cher maitre Martien').

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