A general catalogue of double stars within 121⁰ of the north pole (1906)
Burnham, S. W. (Sherburne Wesley), 1838-1921 · [Washington] Carnegie Institute of Washington · leaf 350
res: A and B 1881.34 io6?6 of42 5« /s 1885.85 119.0 0.50 3« HS 1889.37 I33-3 0.41 2» Com 1890.35 126.9 0.50 4« ^ 1891.30 133-4 0.43 3» /3 1892.15 136-9 0.42 3» /3 1892.40 135.7 o.4± i» Sp 1898.31 160.7 0.37 2« /3 1898.56 162.6 0.40 3« A 1899.33 169?9 0^33 2« Brown 1900.30 164.8 0-33 2« A 1901.53… … 0:0 Jjjj SCALE /3 794 The distant companions, C and D, were added with the36-inch, but C had been seen by HS in measuring AB. Thusfar the positions are unchanged. AB and C 1886.34 7i?5 5-70 I» H2 1891.72 72.7 5.60 6« ;3 1898.31 73.6 S.55 2» ? 1898.57 72.1AB 5.36and D 3» A 1898.57 78?4 27:12 3« A…
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