Brief biography and popular account of the unparalleled discoveries of T.J.J. See (1913)
Webb, W. L. (William Larkin), b. 1856 · Lynn, Mass. T.P. Nichols · leaf 138
y visible to the keenest eye in thebest seeing. About a dozen of these objects looked like planetsshining by reflected light. Their color usually was almost black.The double stars thus present an amazing variety of phenomenaand some are very highly colored. The tints usually are com-binations of… … SWEEPING FOR THE DISCOVERY OF NEW DOUBLE STARS, AT THE CITY OF MEXICO. In this view Dr. See is at the finder and Mr. Cogshall at the large telescope. Dr. See frequently changed place with his associate, in order that the latter might have a chance to share in the work of discovery.
See, Thomas Jefferson Jackson, 1866 · Astronomy
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