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Arthur Neville Brown: schoolmaster and variable star observer

Jeremy Shears

Arthur Neville Brown, MA, FRAS (1864-1934) was a prolific variable star observer and served for many years as Secretary of the BAA Variable Star Section. This paper discusses Brown…

physics.hist-ph2012

The astronomizings of Dr. Anderson and the curious case of his disappearing nova

Jeremy Shears

Dr. Thomas David Anderson (1853-1932) was a Scottish amateur astronomer famed for his discovery of two bright novae: Nova Aurigae 1891 and Nova Persei 1901. He also discovered more…

physics.hist-ph2012

F.W. Longbottom: astronomical photographer and founder of the Chester Astronomical Society

Jeremy Shears

Frederick William Longbottom FRAS (1850-1933) was an original member of the British Astronomical Association and served as Director of its Photographic Section between 1906 and 192…

physics.hist-ph2012

Thomas Hinsley Astbury: from an English market town schoolroom to the internal constitution of the stars

Jeremy Shears

T. H. Astbury (1858-1922) was for many years the much-respected headmaster of a boys' junior school in the English market town of Wallingford. By night he was a dedicated amateur a…

physics.hist-ph2012

Limb Projections on Saturn

Jeremy Shears, Richard Baum

We present two unusual observations of Saturn recorded during the early years of the twentieth century

physics.hist-ph2012

John Ellard Gore: of immensity and minuteness

Jeremy Shears

John Ellard Gore FRAS, MRIA (1845-1910) was an Irish amateur astronomer and prolific author of popular astronomy books. His main observational interest was variable stars, of which…