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Log
| Page | Plate | Class | Object | R.A. | Dec | Start | Obs H.A. | Obs Dec | Stop | Exp | Date | Miscellaneous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 8 | 6141 | HP 4080 | 23 00 | +14.7 | 00 21 | 1 21 W | +31.5 | 00 57 | Oct 28 1893 | Ballow 103 A&D 958 | ||
| 8 | 6142 | Ecl. Jup Sat I | 01 34 | 2 15 E | +18.7 | 02 05 | Oct 28 1893 | 10 07 00 10 07 0.5 6142 Disappearance of Sat I Began 10 47 30 by Chron. 10s exp. Clock slipped up during 49m - 50m. Began again 10 50 30. Closed at 10 58 10 i.e. last exp. ended at that time. Made exp. for 1m with larger aperture. At close found Jupiter entirely covered with the clouds that have interfered thus far. Made another set & also with small aperture. Fear that clouds have aborted [?] them. Comparisons of chron. Deut 958 with B103: Deut 958 12h 17m 00s B103 12 16 59 B103 12 18 00 Deut 958 12 18 01.2 | ||||
| 8 | 6143 | γ Urs. Maj. | 13 20 | +55.4 | 05 42 | 07 39 E | +38.7 | 07 43 | Oct 28 1893 | |||
| 8 | 6144 | Pole Revsd | +90 | 07 56 | 03 30 E | +90.0 | 08 13 | Oct 28 1893 | 6144. Polar axis probably not clamped. | |||
| 8 | Oct 28 1893 | [Note at bottom:] On Saturday, October 28, 1893, the governor of the 11 inch telescope was cleaned and adjusted. |
