Barnard, Edward Emerson

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“…His relationship with Director Holden became strained, so in 1892 he returned to Chicago as clerk for the U.S. District Court until 1902. 42 He continued to visit the Dearborn Observatory and was appointed professor of astronomy at the University of Chicago, pending the opening of the Yerkes Observatory. He continued his double star observations, creating an extensive double star catalogue.…”

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The Lick Observatory: Building the Foundation of Astrophysics

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The emerging science of astrophysics began in the early nineteenth Century. Astronomy leading up to this moment was based on empirical observations and astrometry. Two distinct observational techniques changed astronomy and society forever: spectroscopy and astrophotography. These became the basic tools and instruments for the new science of astrophysics. The building of the Lick Observatory is an underappreciated event that impacted astronomy and astrophysics. Prior to this, astrophysics had three limitations: the instruments, the building, and the staff of astronomers. The building of the Lick Observatory changed all three and as a result built a solid foundation for the growth of modern astrophysics.

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“…Many of these observations were of short period doubles, leading to an early understanding of the masses of stars. 43 John M. Schaeberle Schaeberle was a civil engineer schooled at the University of Michigan. He excelled at visual observations and was adept at making instruments.…”

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