The Biela meteors of November 27th, 1885
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Abstract
Dr. Kleiber (.Astr. Nachr., No. 2621) has given a similar table from some ob• servations made by him in 1884 at St. Petersburg.As he has in his discussion.however, taken every possible combination of his eight observers instead of considering such combinations as contaill observers looking to different parts of the heavens, Dr. Kleiber's numbers and mine represent different quantities, and are not properly comparable.His method of reduction seems to me faulty.and to have vitiated his results for practical use.
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| Authors | H. A. Newton |
| Journal | american journal of science |
| Year | 1886 |
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10.2475/ajs.s3-31.186.409
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