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Log
| Page | Plate | Class | Object | R.A. | Dec | Start | Obs H.A. | Obs Dec | Stop | Exp | Date | Miscellaneous |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 104 | 8932 | μ Cephei | 0 53 | +81.3 | 07 54 | 6 59 W | +81.1 | 09 53 | Mar 07 1896 | x 8932 Var Star App. 1 minute signals. B 394 8 33 First movement. 9 04 Long break. Ballan 103 9 09 00.0 9 10 00.0 9 11 00.0 B 394 9 08 50.2 9 09 50.2 9 10 50.2. At 8 37 a few clouds passing over region. At 8 47 Sky clear. 9 27 Moved by hand. It looked as if it had skipped a few beats. 9 31 00 R.A. moved - 1 rev. 9 38 00 Long break. App. failed to work again. 9 51 R.A. moved - 1 rev. 10 31 approx. moved by hand as app. failed. It was the last movement. | ||
| 104 | 8933 | T Urs Maj | 12 32 | +60.0 | 10 13 | 2 19 E | +60.0 | 10 23 | Mar 07 1896 | |||
| 104 | 8934 | BD +17° 4367 | 20 33 | +17.9 | 14 40 | 5 53 E | +17.9 | 16 14 | Mar 07 1896 | x 8934 Var. Star App. 10 pin drum. Times by Bond 312. 1st movement at 14:41:00 Clouds at 15:20 App. was allowed to run by itself as observer was obliged to record for Mr. Wendell. (B 312 GMT 15h 0m 0s = 20 38 14 16 0 0 = 21 38 04. B 312 is 6s fast.) Sept 11, 1903. | ||
| 104 | 8935 | BD +17° 4367 | 20 33 | +17.9 | 16 15 | 4 18 E | +17.9 | 16 30 | Mar 07 1896 |
